March 7, 2007
Using Novell GroupWise® Mobile Server, you can synchronize Personal Information Manager (PIM) and e-mail data from Novell® GroupWise to Windows* CE, Windows Mobile*-based Smartphones, Symbian* OS, Palm OS* handheld devices, and SyncML* devices.
The GroupWise Mobile Server includes the following modules from Intellisync*:
Novell GroupWise Mobile Server Support Pack 1 includes a new client for devices. The new client is Nokia’s Intellisync Mobile Suite client version 7.0.
Download the GroupWise Mobile Server Beta compressed executable file (GroupWiseMobileServerDST.exe) to a temporary directory on your Windows server.
Extract the .exe file into a directory at the root of your local drive or to a network server drive that can handle long pathnames.
The compressed file contains directory paths that could exceed DOS limits.
In Windows, click , then locate the directory where you extracted the GroupWise Mobile Server Beta files.
Select the setup.exe file, then click to run the GroupWise Mobile Server Installation program.
Follow the on-screen instructions to install the GroupWise Mobile Server Beta.
For additional instructions, refer to the Installation Guide (GMSInstallationGuide.pdf) included with the software in the \Documentation\English directory of the extracted download, or on-line at the GroupWise 7 Web site.
In a Web browser on your device, type the IP address or DNS name of the GroupWise Mobile Server, then type /install. For example, http://123.123.123.123/install.
Type your GroupWise username and password in the appropriate fields, then click .
If you are logging in to GroupWise Mobile Server for the first time, you need to complete steps three and four, if not skip to step 5.
Select your time zone and your country.
Type your ZIP code or postal address, then click .
Follow the URL link to install GroupWise Mobile Server client to your device.
Follow the on-screen instructions to install the GroupWise Mobile Server client.
If you are having trouble downloading the Intellisync client on a Palm device, you might need to disable the proxy settings for your device Web browser.
To disable the proxy settings, open the Web browser on your device, click the menu button, then select > . Select the tab, then click . Deselect all proxy settings, then click .
For additional instructions, refer to the Installation Guide (GMSInstallationGuide.pdf) included with the software in the \Documentation\English directory of the extracted download, or on-line at the GroupWise 7 Web site.
Access the GroupWise Mobile Server Web PIM in your browser by entering the IP address or DNS name of the GroupWise Mobile Server.
Type your GroupWise username and password in the appropriate fields, then click .
Select your time zone, then select .
Type your city and ZIP/postal code.
Verify that your name and e-mail address are correct, then click .
Select the type of sync device you are using from the list of available devices, then click .
Select .
Select your wireless carrier in the field.
Type your phone number in the field.
Click .
An SMS message is sent to the phone that was added.
On the mobile device, click the URL that is included in the SMS message.
Follow the on-screen instructions to install the GroupWise Mobile Server PIM client to your device.
For additional instructions, refer to the Installation Guide (GMSInstallationGuide.pdf) included with the software in the \Documentation\English directory of the extracted download, or on-line at the GroupWise 7 Web site.
Under the new Energy Act of 2005, daylight saving time (DST), begins three weeks earlier in 2007. The change takes place on the second Sunday in March (March 11). DST is also extended by one week to the first Sunday in November (November 4). The change in DST will be observed in most of the US, Canada, and parts of Mexico.
The following events might occur if GroupWise Mobile Server Support Pack 1 is not applied or OS updates or other software patches are not applied for the DST changes.
For additional information on day light saving time, see the DST Readme at the GroupWise 7 Documentation Web Site.
When you move a GroupWise user who is also a GroupWise Mobile Server user from one POA to another POA, GroupWise Mobile Server is no longer capable of receiving updates for the moved user. To resolve the problem, remove the user from the GroupWise Mobile Server, then add the user back to the system.
Memos on a device are not synchronized with this version of the GroupWise Mobile Server.
The GroupWise Mobile Server Web PIM refers to the GroupWise System address book as the Global Address Book (GAL).
In order to use a trusted application key as an authentication source, you must first install the GroupWise Mobile Server selecting GroupWise username and password authentication. Following installation, you may switch the authentication method to trusted application.
When installing a newer build of GroupWise Mobile Server on top of an existing installation, it is possible to have duplicate authentication sources. It is suggested that both authentication sources are kept. If one is deleted and users are authenticating to that source, the users authenticating to that source, revert back to Intellisync authentication instead of GroupWise authentication. Because of this, users are no longer able to authenticate to GroupWise.
When an appointment is received in the Mailbox, the appointment does not display in the Calendar until the appointment has been accepted.
Fixed the starting time and ending time for day light saving time.
Fixed a bug that prevented e-mail from being sent to the recipients when you are using a Nokia 9300 device.
Fixed a bug that prevented appointments that span multiple days and that are created with a Palm OS device from being synchronized with GroupWise. The appointments are now created as recurring appointments in GroupWise.
The following sources provide information about GroupWise Mobile Server:
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