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Groupwise Mobile server

Asked by tiacovone in Novell Groupwise

Tags: groupwise, mobile, server

I am trying to install groupwise mobile server and I get to the point of entering info about my groupse server (server name) I've also tried ip address, used the default port of 7191, specified a user name and password. It responds with the error: Uable to connect to groupwise server: http://(ip):7191/soap; [0x00002efd] A connection with the server could not be established.    This box I am installing the software on is windows 2003 standard server. It is on the local network so the shouldn't be any firewalls issues. I can ping the groupwise server. I've install the netware client and the groupwise client, both connect with no problems. I'm not sure how (soap) works and I do not know where to look to see if it is enabled or if even that is an issue. Groupwise is version 7sp1. Any help is really appreciated,
Thanks Tom
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