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    error adding second Linux domain

    I am trying to add a second domain to a groupwise 7 system to move users to a new Linux box. I have one domain and 1 po on a netware 6 sp5 box. I have a netware 6 sp5 box as a file and print server also in the tree I have setup a Linux OES box, installed edir and console one and successfully...
  2. badgerdude

    storelowercase error gwcheck

    I am migrating from GW 7 on netware to GW 7 on Linux. I attended the ATT class and in the instructions it indicates that I need to run gwcheck with storelowercase the misc tab. I run this against my PO and it gets about 1/2 way through and errors with Warning Failed - error rc = 0X8209 I can...
  3. badgerdude

    GroupWise Signature

    currently running GW6 sp4 Is there any way to insert an image into the GroupWise Signature? something like a company logo of course Outlook CAN do this
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    GWIA Abend

    running Netware 6 sp3 GroupWise 6 sp4 We were getting a GWIA abend occationally with sp3. It seemed the sccut.nlm was the problem so I referenced TID 10082990 and was informed that a fix would be in sp4. So I applied sp4 and the server abended the first full day I was running it. The TID also...
  5. badgerdude

    phantom domain

    GroupWise 6 - we had 2 domains on 2 servers running groupwise 6. an administrator decided to remove the secondary domain since it wasn't needed anymore by unplugging the server and physically removing the machine. Now in console one I cannot remove the old domain since it cannot find the server...

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