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Hi Scott, let's touch base via email<br />
and see if we can work it out.<br />
you can email me at designer76@hotmail.com and from there I can give you my personal email work account and we can speak.<br />
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<br />
Thanks<br />
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<br />
Rob<br />

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Hi Scott, let's touch base via email
and see if we can work it out.
you can email me at designer76@hotmail.com and from there I can give you my personal email work account and we can speak.


Thanks


Rob


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Hi we are planning on bringing on a new server into our network, <br />
our old server is Netware 6.0sp5, which runs GroupWise 6.5.7<br />
new server we want to run SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 sp2 - with GroupWise 8<br />
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anyone have any good technotes on how to get this process started.<br />
I have downloaded SUSE 10 sp2, and groupwise 8 from the Novell site, we have purchased it and its the full version of both.<br />
We are considering doing this ourselves, we are not Novell/groupWise experts, BUT are willing to do what we can....Novell specialists are charging well over $2000 for this.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Hi we are planning on bringing on a new server into our network, 
our old server is Netware 6.0sp5, which runs GroupWise 6.5.7
new server we want to run SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 sp2 - with GroupWise 8

anyone have any good technotes on how to get this process started.
I have downloaded SUSE 10 sp2, and groupwise 8 from the Novell site, we have purchased it and its the full version of both.
We are considering doing this ourselves, we are not Novell/groupWise experts, BUT are willing to do what we can....Novell specialists are charging well over $2000 for this.



Thanks,



GroupWise 6.5.7 migration to new hardware with GroupWise 8 - SUSE Linux 10 sp2

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