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Thanks. I saw something that told me to create a rule, but it has been awhile. I am not having too much luck. For now, I am stuck on eDirectory. You will probably see a post on that coming from me soon.
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Thanks. I saw something that told me to create a rule, but it has been awhile. I am not having too much luck. For now, I am stuck on eDirectory. You will probably see a post on that coming from me soon.

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Stuck on eDirectory? &nbsp;As in installing it onto Win2K8 server? &nbsp;You'll need the Novell Client for Windows 7 (I think it is 1.2 IR x) and is a free download. &nbsp;Also, you'll need eDirectory 8.8.x which should have a Windows-x86_64 version for Win2K8/Windows server.<br />
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Would this be the first server into the tree (similar to the first domain controller into the forest/domain concept)?<br />
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Scott
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Stuck on eDirectory?  As in installing it onto Win2K8 server?  You'll need the Novell Client for Windows 7 (I think it is 1.2 IR x) and is a free download.  Also, you'll need eDirectory 8.8.x which should have a Windows-x86_64 version for Win2K8/Windows server.

Would this be the first server into the tree (similar to the first domain controller into the forest/domain concept)?

Scott

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Hello,<br />
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I am getting ready to install GroupWise 2012 on a Windows Server 2008 system. I read somewhere that I need to setup some port policies to allow people to access GroupWise on a Windows 2008 Server. Do you know what ports need to be opened and what policies need to be created?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
John
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Hello,

I am getting ready to install GroupWise 2012 on a Windows Server 2008 system. I read somewhere that I need to setup some port policies to allow people to access GroupWise on a Windows 2008 Server. Do you know what ports need to be opened and what policies need to be created?

Thanks,
John

GroupWise 2012 and Windows 2008 Server Ports

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