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The soloution posted was partially correct and had to work with Novell support as the POA was not properly configured on originial install. &nbsp;I was on duty travel the past three weeks with limited access to internet as living in remote northern Canada.
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The soloution posted was partially correct and had to work with Novell support as the POA was not properly configured on originial install.  I was on duty travel the past three weeks with limited access to internet as living in remote northern Canada.

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Also had to work with Novell Support to troubleshoot issues with the POA as it was not properly installed on originial setup.
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Also had to work with Novell Support to troubleshoot issues with the POA as it was not properly installed on originial setup.

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Replacing our antivirus with NOD32. &nbsp;When NOD32 is installed on our GroupWise server and the machine is re-booted, the POA shows a status of starting, we do not have any option to stop the service or re-start as they are not available while the status is showing as starting. &nbsp;When I un-install NOD32 and re-start the machine the POA starts successfully and clients can successfully login to their email. &nbsp;FYI, the POA service is set to automatic. &nbsp;Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Replacing our antivirus with NOD32.  When NOD32 is installed on our GroupWise server and the machine is re-booted, the POA shows a status of starting, we do not have any option to stop the service or re-start as they are not available while the status is showing as starting.  When I un-install NOD32 and re-start the machine the POA starts successfully and clients can successfully login to their email.  FYI, the POA service is set to automatic.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

GroupWise POA Service will not start when NOD32 Antivirus is installed

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