Documentation Updates

This section lists updates to the GroupWise 6.5 Administration Guide that have been made since the initial release of GroupWise^® 6.5. The information will help you to keep current on documentation updates and, in some cases, software updates (such as a Support Pack release).

The information is grouped according to the date when the GroupWise 6.5 Administration Guide was republished. Within each dated section, the updates are listed by the names of the main table of contents sections.

The GroupWise 6.5 Administration Guide has been updated on the following dates:

February 6, 2006 (GroupWise 6.5 SP6)

Location	Change
System
Client Languages	Explained that the GroupWise client user guides are not translated into all of the languages into which the software is translated and linked to a list of languages in which the client user guides are available.
Post Offices
Restricting the Size of Messages That Users Can Send	Added information about message size restrictions between your GroupWise system and the Internet.
Databases
Starting GWCheck on a Linux Workstation	Indicated that the GWCheck RPM is available in the /client subdirectory as well as the /admin subdirectory of your software distribution directory.
Post Office Agent
Restricting Message Size between Post Offices	Explained what happens if the message exceeds the limit; added a link to other methods of message size restriction.
Message Transfer Agent
Restricting Message Size between Domains	Explained what happens if the message exceeds the limit; added a link to other methods of message size restriction.
Adjusting MTA Polling of Input Queues in the Domain, Post Offices, and Gateways	Indicated that gateways are also affected by the MTA scan cycle settings.
Internet Agent
Creating a Class of Service	Explained what happens if the message exceeds the limit; added a link to other methods of message size restriction.
/defaultcharset	Included examples where the character set name includes hyphens (-).
WebAccess Agent
Assigning a Default WebAccess Agent to a Post Office	Added information about how this setting is used to select an appropriate default WebAccess Agent for a post office.
Assigning a Default WebAccess Agent to a Domain	Added information about how this setting is used to select an appropriate default WebAccess Agent for a domain.
/http	Updated the syntax for the /http startup switch. Prior to Support Pack 5, this switch enabled HTTP using 7211 as the default port number. Starting in Support Pack 5, you must specify the port number.
Client
Send Options: Disk Space Management	Added a link to other methods of message size restriction.
Security
Manually Granting eDirectory Rights	Made corrections to the rights table to list the properties associated with the POA object.

October 31, 2005

Location	Change
System
Import and Export	Updated the location where you can download the Import/Export utility.
Users
Disabling and Enabling GroupWise Accounts	Explained that, after a GroupWise account has been disabled, proxy users can still access it.
Databases
Using DBCopy on Linux Servers	Corrected the path to the dbcopy executable; added the -I switch.
Internet Agent
Configuring POP3/IMAP4 Services	Compared POP3 capabilities of the Internet and the POA.
Using Paging	Corrected the pager e-mail address so that the /l and /b switches follow the address.
Client
Setting Client Options	Clarified that setting a lock on an option setting at a higher level such as a post office overrides that option setting at a lower level such as a user.

September 19, 2005 (GroupWise 6.5 SP5)

Location	Change
System
GroupWise System Administration	Added an overview of GroupWise administration.
ConsoleOne Administration Tool	Added an overview of ConsoleOne^®, including how to install and start it on Windows and Linux.
GroupWise Addressing	Consolidated sections related to addressing into a single section.
Nickname Overrides	Explained how you can now configure Internet addressing on nicknames.
Multilingual GroupWise Systems	Added a new section for non-English GroupWise administrators.
Domains
Converting a Secondary Domain to a Primary Domain	Added a step for connecting to the primary domain before performing the conversion.
Deleting a Domain	Added a step for connecting to the primary domain before deleting the domain. Added a step for stopping the MTA and uninstalling the agent software if applicable.
Post Offices
Deleting a Post Office	Added a step for stopping the POA and uninstalling the agent software if applicable.
Users
Creating a Nickname for a User	Removed the incorrect information that nicknames are not valid Internet addresses. Internet users can address a message to nickname@host.
Distribution Lists, Groups, and Organizational Roles
Deleting a Distribution List	Provided steps for deleting multiple distribution lists in the same post office.
Removing a Group from GroupWise	Corrected the instructions. It is possible to remove a group from GroupWise without deleting it from eDirectory^TM.
Removing an Organizational Group from GroupWise	Corrected the instructions. It is possible to remove an organization group from GroupWise without deleting it from eDirectory.
Databases
Backing Up GroupWise Databases	Improved backup instructions for Linux and Windows users.
GroupWise Check	Added a link to GroupWise Check error codes.
Starting GWCheck on a Windows Workstation	Explained how to get the Repair Mailbox item to appear on the Tools menu in the GroupWise Windows client.
Executing GWCheck from a Windows Batch File	Added the /pa switch.
Executing GWCheck from a Linux Script	Added the --pa switch.
GWTSA Functionality	Added the ofmsg directory to the list of directories that the GWTSA backs up.
Post Office Agent
Enhancing Post Office Security with SSL Connections to the POA	Specified the default location for SSL certificate files and key files.
Providing LDAP Server Configuration Information	Corrected the information about using SSL connections between the POA and LDAP servers.
Internet Agent
Setting Up Paging	Added two missing steps.
/flatfwd	Improved the explanation of the switch.
Monitor
Starting the Monitor Agent	Noted that you do not need to be logged in as root to start the Monitor Agent on Linux. Added instructions for stopping the Monitor Agent on Linux and Windows.
Understanding the Monitor Agent Consoles	Added a general comparison of the Monitor Agent consoles.
Comparing the Monitor Agent Consoles	Added more detail to the Monitor Agent console comparison table.
Client
LaunchMessenger=	Added a section to the setup.cfg file configuration on how to launch GroupWise Messenger.
Security
Bypassing Mailbox Passwords to Respond to Corporate Mandates	Tied in information about trusted applications.

February 28, 2005 (GroupWise 6.5 SP4)

Location	Change
System
System Operations	Explained what you would see when connected to a secondary domain if Restrict System Operations to Primary Domain is selected under System Preferences.
Post Offices
Auditing Mailbox License Usage in the Post Office	Indicated that the process of auditing mailbox license usage can be added to a POA scheduled event.
Users
Moves Between GroupWise 6.x Post Offices	Clarified that client option settings are typically not lost when a user's mailbox is moved from one post office to another.
Removing GroupWise Accounts	Noted that when a GroupWise account is deleted, the user's personal databases (such as an archive, a Caching mailbox, or a Remote mailbox) are not affected.
Databases
Maintaining Domain and Post Office Databases, Maintaining User/Resource and Message Databases, and Maintaining Library Databases and Documents	Explained that damage to databases cannot be prevented but generally can be repaired by the GroupWise database maintenance tools.
Setting Up a Restore Area	Clarified that, if you specify a new directory as a restore area, ConsoleOne does not create the directory when it creates the Restore Area object. It is the Target Service Agent that performs the restore that creates the new directory.
Post Office Agent
Scheduling Database Maintenance and Scheduling Disk Space Management	Explained that you cannot create or edit a POA scheduled event if you are connected to a secondary domain and Restrict System Operations to Primary Domain is selected under System Preferences.
Message Transfer Agent
Using MTA Startup Switches	Removed the /queuethreshold startup switch.
Internet Agent
Classes of Service	Improved the explanation of the default class of service and emphasized that the message size limit set in the default class of service is treated as the GroupWise system message size limit for incoming messages from the Internet.
Blocked.txt File	Clarified that wildcard characters can be used in hostnames as well as IP addresses in the blocked.txt file. There is no size limit on the blocked.txt file.
/dontreplaceunderscore,	Clarified the usage of the /dontreplaceunderscore startup switch.
Monitor
Using Monitor Agent Switches	Added some switches that were missing from the list.
Client
Distributing the GroupWise Client	Moved the SetupIP information out of its own section and into this section, along with the other client software distribution methods, to make it easier to find.
Supporting the GroupWise Client in Multiple Languages	Added instructions for supporting GroupWise in a multilingual environment.
Security
Generating a Certificate Signing Request and Private Key	Added examples of Linux paths with certificate and key filenames.
Creating Your Own Certificate	Indicated that on Linux, the Certificate Server snap-in to ConsoleOne is installed by default. Noted that you can use iManager as well as ConsoleOne to create server certificates.

November 30, 2004 (GroupWise 6.5 SP3)

Location	Change
Databases
Running GWTSA	Clarified the GWTSA command with improved examples.
NetWare Target Service Agent for File Systems	Introduced the improved capabilities of the NetWare Target Service Agent for File Systems (TSAFS) for backing up GroupWise.
GroupWise Time Stamp Utility	Noted that the Time Stamp (GWTMSTMP) utility is not needed when using TSAFS to back up a GroupWise 6.5 system where Support Pack 3 has been installed.
Post Office Agent
Controlling Client Redirection Inside and Outside Your Firewall	Added instructions for controlling client redirection.
/imapreadlimit	Added a new startup switch.
/ip	Clarified that the IP address specified by the /ip switch is associated with all POA ports (HTTP, IMAP, and so on).
Internet Agent
Creating a Class of Service	Explained how to create an entry in the Allow Messages From list for messages where the username is blank.
Using Internet Agent Log Files and Log File Switches	Changed the log file naming convention from mmddlog.nnn to mmddgwia.nnn, which distinguishes Internet Agent log files from other agent log files.
/dontreplaceunderscore, /keepsendgroups, and /imapreadlimit	Added new startup switches.
Security
Requiring GroupWise Passwords	Added Caching mode in the Cross-Platform client to the list of circumstances where a GroupWise password is required.

September 30, 2004

Location	Change
System
Trusted Applications	Pointed out that trusted applications rely on the MTA for message transfer.
Override Options	Clarified how to handle e-mail addresses that are not being processed correctly in the selected address format.
Users
Monitoring User Move Status	Added the Retry Mailbox Item Retrieval status.
Creating a Nickname for a User	Emphasize that a nickname must be unique.
Distribution Lists
Adding Members to a Distribution List	Explained the difference between distribution lists and shared groups in the client.
Adding External Users to a Distribution List	Explained how to add external users to a distribution list.
Databases
Gathering Mailbox Statistics	Explained how to sent mailbox statistics to users in addition to the administrator.
GWTSA Functionality	Clarified that the GWTSA supports whatever backup capabilities are available in the backup software with which it is used.
Post Office Agent
Adjusting the POA Logging Level and Other Log Settings and /loglevel	Clarified the verbose logging does not degrade POA performance.
Message Transfer Agent
Adjusting the MTA Logging Level and Other Log Settings and /loglevel	Clarified the verbose logging does not degrade MTA performance.
Internet Agent
Using Internet Agent Log Files	Clarified the verbose and diagnostic logging does not degrade Internet Agent performance.
Alphabetical List of Switches	Corrected the spelling of the /noesmtp switch.
WebAccess Agent
Blocked.txt File	Added examples of IP address ranges for use in the blocked.txt file
Controlling WebAccess Agent Logging and /loglevel	Clarified the verbose and diagnostic logging does not degrade WebAccess Agent performance
Monitor
Configuring Proxy Service Support for the Monitor Web Console	Added instructions for configuring the Monitor Agent and Monitor Web console to support proxy service through a firewall.
Configuring Monitor Agent Log Settings	Clarified the verbose and diagnostic logging does not degrade Monitor Agent performance
Client
Custom Views	Noted that custom views cannot be created in GroupWise but are used by third-party products.
Security
Creating Your Own Certificate	Added instructions for generating a public certificate in ConsoleOne.

June 25, 2004 (GroupWise 6.5 SP2 and GroupWise 6.5 for Linux SP2)

Location	Change
Databases
GroupWise Database Copy Utility	Indicated that DBCopy can now copy domains as well as post offices.
Message Transfer Agent
/lrwaitdata	Added a new startup switch.
Internet Agent
/defaultcharset /popintruderdetect /realmailfrom	Added some new startup switches.
WebAccess
Configuring User Access to WebAccess Features	Updated the URL for information about Stellent viewers.

May 3, 2004 (GroupWise 6.5 for Linux)

Location	Change
System
GroupWise View	Mentioned that the screen shots in the GroupWise 6.5 Administration Guide are from the Windows version of ConsoleOne, but the Linux version offers the same functionality.
System Preferences	Explained the new Linux Settings tab in the GroupWise System Preferences dialog box in ConsoleOne.
Select Domain	Explained that, in the Linux version of ConsoleOne, UNC paths are interpreted with the first item in the path being the Linux server and subsequent items being directories in the path.
System Preferences	Explained the mount directory system preference available in the Linux version of ConsoleOne.
Import and Export	Indicated that the Import/Export utility is not available on Linux.
Check eDirectory Schema (Linux Only)	Added the Check eDirectory Schema utility available in the Linux version of GroupWise.
Domains
Choosing the Domain Name	Clarified that domain names cannot contain asterisks (*).
Deciding Where to Create the Domain Directory	Pointed out that domains can now be located on Linux servers and that domain directory names must consist of lowercase letters.
MTA Access to New Post Offices: Mapped and UNC Links vs. TCP/IP Links	Mentioned that the Linux MTA requires TCP/IP links to the POA.
Post Offices
Choosing the Post Office Name	Clarified that post office names cannot contain asterisks (*).
Deciding Where to Create the Post Office Directory	Pointed out that post offices can now be located on Linux servers and that post office directory names must consist of lowercase letters.
Managing Disk Space Usage in the Post Office	Explained that the Cross-Platform client does not currently respect mailbox size limits set in ConsoleOne.
Auditing Mailbox License Usage in the Post Office	Added the Cross-Platform client to the list of programs that require a full client license.
Resources
Creating a New Resource	Clarified that resource names cannot contain asterisks (*).
Distribution LIsts and Groups
Creating a New Distribution List	Clarified that distribution list names cannot contain asterisks (*).
Libraries and Documents
Libraries	Pointed out that you cannot list libraries or select a default library in the Cross-Platform client.
Document Properties	Pointed out that document properties cannot be displayed in the Cross-Platform client.
Document Properties	Pointed out that you cannot create new documents in the Cross-Platform client.
Document Properties	Pointed out that you cannot configure document properties in ConsoleOne on Linux. However, you can use the Windows version of ConsoleOne to configure document properties for libraries located on Linux.
Choosing the Library Name	Clarified that library names cannot contain asterisks (*).
Databases
Backing Up a Post Office	Recommended using the GroupWise Database Copy utility (DBCopy) to assist with backing up post offices on Linux.
Restoring Deleted Mailbox Items	Pointed out that the Cross-Platform client cannot access a restore area.
Starting GWCheck on a Linux Workstation and Executing GWCheck from a Linux Script	Explained how to use GWCheck on Linux.
GroupWise Time Stamp Utility	Pointed out that GWTMSTMP is not available on Linux.
GroupWise Database Copy Utility	Explained how to use DBCopy on Linux.
Post Office Agent
Post Office Access Mode	Mentioned that the Cross-Platform client requires a TCP/IP connection to the POA.
Client/Server Processing	Pointed out that Remote mode is not available in the Cross-Platform client.
Cross-Platform Issues in the Post Office	Added Linux and Macintosh to the list of platform alternatives.
POA/Post Office Platform Dependencies Because of Direct Access Requirements	Updated the cross-platform matrix with Linux information.
Starting the Linux POA	Added information about starting the Linux POA.
Uninstalling the Linux POA	Added information about uninstalling the Linux POA.
Adjusting the POA for a New Post Office Location	Added information about the Linux POA startup file.
Using Client/Server Access to the Post Office	Updated the information about the default number of physical and application connections.
Simplifying Client/Server Access with a GroupWise Name Server	Added information about modifying DNS on Linux servers.
Configuring Trusted Application Support	Added information about configuring the POA to support trusted applications.
Monitoring the POA from the POA Agent Console	Explained that the --show switch is required in order to display the Linux POA agent console.
Stopping the POA	Added information about stopping the Linux POA when it is running in the background as a daemon.
Checking the POA Operating System Environment	Added information about the Linux POA Web console Environment page.
Setting Up SNMP Services for the Linux POA	Added steps for setting up SNMP on Linux.
Copying and Compiling the POA MIB File	Explained where to find the POA MIB file.
Using Platform-Specific POA Monitoring Tools	Added Linux monitoring tools.
Adjusting the Number of POA Threads for Client/Server Processing	Updated the information about adjusting the number of POA TCP handler threads.
Adjusting the Number of Connections for Client/Server Processing	Updated the information about adjusting the number of physical and application connections.
Using POA Startup Switches	Added Linux switches to the list of POA startup switches.
@filename	Added information about the Linux POA startup file.
/log	Added information about the Linux POA log file.
Message Transfer Agent
Cross-Platform Issues between Domains and Post Offices	Added Linux to the list of platform alternatives.
MTA Platform Dependencies Because of Direct Access Requirements to Post Offices	Updated the domain to post office cross-platform matrix with Linux information.
MTA Platform Dependencies Because of Direct Access Requirements to the Domain	Updated the domain to domain cross-platform matrix with Linux information.
Starting the Linux MTA	Added information about starting the Linux MTA.
Uninstalling the Linux MTA	Added information about uninstalling the Linux MTA.
Changing the Link Protocol between Domains and Changing the Link Protocol between a Domain and Its Post Offices	Pointed out that TCP/IP links are required between domains and post offices on Linux.
Adjusting the MTA for a New Location of a Domain or Post Office	Added information about the Linux MTA startup file.
Enabling eDirectory User Synchronization	Added steps for setting up eDirectory user synchronization for the Linux MTA
Monitoring the MTA from the MTA Agent Console	Explained that the --show switch is required in order to display the Linux MTA agent console.
Stopping the MTA	Added information about stopping the Linux MTA when it is running in the background as a daemon.
Checking the MTA Operating System Environment	Added information about the Linux MTA Web console Environment page.
Setting Up SNMP Services for the Linux MTA	Added steps for setting up SNMP on Linux.
Copying and Compiling the MTA MIB File	Explained where to find the MTA MIB file.
Using Platform-Specific MTA Monitoring Tools	Added Linux monitoring tools.
Using MTA Startup Switches	Added Linux switches to the list of MTA startup switches.
@filename	Added information about the Linux MTA startup file.
/log	Added information about the Linux MTA log file.
Internet Agent
Modifying Log Settings in ConsoleOne	Added the location for Internet Agent log files on Linux.
How to Use Startup Switches	Added the location for the Internet Agent configuration files (gwia.cfg) on Linux.
/nomappriority /killthreads /ldapserverport /smtpport /xspam	Added new Internet Agent startup switches.
WebAccess
Installing Additional Components on Linux	Added WebAccess installation instructions for Linux.
Specifying a WebAccess Agent in the WebAccess URL	Added the WebAccess URL for Linux.
Modifying WebAccess Settings	Added the WebAccess default disk cache path for Linux.
Controlling the Agent's Logging	Added Linux to the table of WebAccess logging information.
Modifying Log Settings in ConsoleOne	Added the default location for WebAccess Agent log files on Linux.
Modifying Log Settings through Startup Switches	Added the location of the WebAccess Agent startup file for Linux.
Automating Reattachment to NetWare Servers	Added the location of the default WebAccess temporary directory on Linux.
Adding or Removing Service Providers	Mentioned that, on Linux, WebAccess includes a third service provider, the WebAccessDocumentProvider.
Monitor
Starting the Linux Monitor Agent	Added instructions for starting the Linux Monitor Agent.
Configuring the Monitor Agent and Using the Monitor Agent Console	Clarified that the Monitor Agent console is available only on Windows, not on Linux.
Displaying the Monitor Web Console	Added the URL for displaying the Monitor Web console on Linux.
Creating a PQA File for the Monitor Web Console	Clarified that a PQA file for the Monitor Web console can be created on Windows, but not on Linux.
Using Monitor Agent Switches	Added information about the Linux Monitor Agent configuration file and startup switches.
Client
GroupWise Modes	Noted that Remote mode is not available in the Cross-Platform client.
Allowing or Forcing Use of Caching Mode	Emphasized the need for manual backups if the administrator forces Caching mode on Cross-Platform client users.
Accounts Menu	Noted that the Accounts menu where you set up POP3, IMAP4, and NNTP accounts is not available in the Cross-Platform client.
Client Options Summary	Indicated which client options are recognized by the Cross-Platform client.
Using GroupWise AutoUpdate and SetupIP to Distribute the GroupWise Windows Client	Noted that SetupIP and AutoUpdate do not apply to the Cross-Platform client.
Using Red Carpet to Distribute the GroupWise Cross-Platform Client	Pointed out that Red Carpet can be used to distribute the Cross-Platform client software.
Using GroupWise Check with the Cross-Platform Client	Explained how Cross-Platform client users can use GroupWise Check on Linux and noted that GroupWise Check is not available on Macintosh.
Startup Switches for the GroupWise Client	Marked which startup switches are not available in Cross-Platform client.
Security
Generating a Certificate Signing Request and Private Key	Explained how to start the GroupWise Generate CSR utility (gwcsrgen) on Linux.

October 31, 2003

Location	Change
Users
Checking GroupWise Account Usage	Added links to information about identifying unused GroupWise accounts and measuring message traffic from individual GroupWise mailboxes.
Databases
Gathering Mailbox Statistics	Updated the Expire Statistics options.
Reducing the Size of User and Message Databases	Updated the Expire/Reduce options.
Restoring GroupWise Databases from Backup	Updated the bulleted list with the last item, which had been missing
Post Office Agent
Scheduling Disk Space Management	Updated the Expire/Reduce options.
Internet Agent
Using Extended SMTP (ESMTP) Options	Added information about supported ESMTP extensions.
Customizing MIME Preamble Text	Made a correction to give the file size in bytes, not kilobytes.
Client
Setting Client Options	Indicated that user settings override post office settings, and post office settings override domain settings.
Enabling AutoUpdate	Added information about the setupip directory being on the GroupWise 6.5 Client CD.
Setupip.fil File	Added information about the setupip directory being on the GroupWise 6.5 Client CD.
Security
Requiring GroupWise Passwords	Added external entities as a situation where GroupWise passwords are required.
Synchronizing GroupWise Passwords and LDAP Passwords	Explained that the equivalent of password synchronization between GroupWise and eDirectory^TM can be accomplished using LDAP authentication.
Using LDAP Passwords Instead of GroupWise Passwords	Clarified that GroupWIse passwords are sometimes required even when LDAP authentication is enabled, and provided steps for changing both GroupWise passwords and LDAP passwords in the GroupWise client.

July 16, 2003 (GroupWise 6.5 SP1)

Location	Change
System
Editing a Trusted Application	Added information about the new Provides Message Retention Service setting that is required if a trusted application is used to retain user messages (for example, by copying them from GroupWise databases to a storage medium).
System Preferences	Under Admin Preferences (step 2), documented the new Display DirXML Warnings setting. Under Admin Lockout Settings (step 7), documented the new Lock Out Older GroupWise Administration Snap-Ins settings.
Wildcard Addressing Syntax	Clarified information about the addressing syntax available for each of the wildcard addressing settings (Limit to Post Office, Limit to Domain, Limit to System, and Unlimited).
Domains
Deciding Where to Create the Domain Directory	Clarified that you can create domains on NetWare^® 4.2 and NetWare 3.12 servers, although you cannot run the agents on these versions of NetWare.
Creating a New Domain	Provided links for instructions about creating domains in a Novell^® cluster and a Microsoft cluster.
Post Offices
Deciding Where to Create the Post Office Directory	Clarified that you can create post offices on NetWare 4.2 and NetWare 3.12 servers, although you cannot run the agents on these versions of NetWare.
Creating a New Post Office	Provided links for instructions about creating post offices in a Novell cluster and a Microsoft cluster.
Users
Creating a Single GroupWise Account	Documented that GroupWise mailbox IDs cannot contain periods.
Educating Your New Users	Included suggestions for helping new users get started with GroupWise.
Databases
Re-creating a User Database	Clarified a limitation of using the Recreate User Database action of Mailbox/Library Maintenance, specifically that all folder assignments are lost, so that the user must completely reorganize his or her re-created mailbox.
Recovering Deleted GroupWise Accounts	Removed instructions for manually distribution list membership for a recovered GroupWise account. The Recover Deleted Account now handles this automatically.
Retaining User Messages	Documented GroupWise support for trusted applications that perform message retention services. When you enable message retention services for a user, the user is unable to purge or archive mailbox items until after the trusted application has copied the items from the user's mailbox to another storage location.
GWTSA Startup Switches	Clarified that the /log switch turns on logging and displays a logging screen. The log file is created in the sys:\system\tsa directory.
GroupWise Time Stamp Utility	Added information about how to use the GroupWise Time Stamp utility to manually add backup, restore, and retention time stamps to user databases.
Post Office Agent
Installing and Starting the POA	Provided links for instructions about installing the POA in a Novell cluster and a Microsoft cluster.
Supporting CAP Clients	Documented that you can configure the POA so that users of CAP clients can connect to their GroupWise mailboxes.
Securing Client/Server Access through a Proxy Server	Documented that you can now specify different numbers for the local intranet client/server port and the Internet proxy client/server port. Documented that the POA Web console now lists proxy server addresses and ports along with POA server addresses and ports.
Performing Nightly User Upkeep	Explained how to generate the downloadable system Address Book for Remote client users between the regular once-daily cycles.
Using NetWare 6.5 Remote Manager	Added information about using NetWare Remote Manager to view the IP address and port numbers assigned to a POA running on a NetWare 6.5 server.
Message Transfer Agent
Installing and Starting the MTA	Provided links for instructions about installing the MTA in a Novell cluster and a Microsoft cluster.
Using NetWare 6.5 Remote Manager	Added information about using NetWare Remote Manager to view the IP address and port numbers assigned to a MTA running on a NetWare 6.5 server.
Internet Agent
Understanding the Accounting File's Fields	Added information about the accounting file.
Monitoring the Internet Agent through NetWare 6.5 Remote Manager	Added information about using NetWare Remote Manager to view the IP address and port numbers assigned to an Internet Agent running on a NetWare 6.5 server.
WebAccess
Defining User Interfaces	Documented the new Logout URL setting that enables you to define template-specific logout URLs for WebAccess in ConsoleOne rather than in the webacc.cfg file.
Securing WebAccess Application Sessions	Disable Caching: Documented the moving of the Disable Caching feature from the WebAccess Application object's Templates page to the Security page. Also documented that the feature now controls Web browser caching in addition to proxy server caching. Single Sign-On: Clarified information about the password and username that must be included in a trusted server's authentication header in order for single sign-on to work properly.
Controlling Availability of WebAccess Features	Added information about the new Maximum Document View Size feature.
Defining User Interfaces	Documented the new Logout URL setting that enables you to define template-specific logout URLs for WebPublisher in ConsoleOne rather than in the webpub.cfg file.
Controlling Availability of WebPublisher Features	Added information about the new Maximum Document View Size feature.
Customizing the WebAccess Interface	Documented the new customization.properties file that enables you to change the default logo and colors used in the WebAccess interface.
Monitoring the WebAccess Agent through NetWare 6.5 Remote Manager	Added information about using NetWare Remote Manager to view the IP address and port numbers assigned to a WebAccess Agent running on a NetWare 6.5 server.
Monitoring the WebAccess Application	Documented the new Web console for the WebAccess Application. The Web console enables you to use a Web browser to view information about the users currently logged in to WebAccess, view log file information, and view configuration information.
/http	Documented the /http switch that can be used to enable the WebAccess Agent's Web console if it is not already enabled in ConsoleOne.
Client
Setting Client Options	Added instructions for setting client options on multiple User objects at once.
Environment Options: Retention	Documented the new Retention option that was added as a GroupWise client Environment option.