Audience
System Administrators who are responsible for the setup maintenance and administration of a corporate groupware communication installation. Students should have administration experience with NetWare Administrator and NDS. They should also have an understanding of TCP/IP protocols and IP addressing including DNS and DHCP. In addition they should have taken the first part in this series (course 81605) prior to taking this course. This series is based on Novell course 350 and will help Novell CNA and CNE certification candidates prepare for exam 50-633.
Objective
- Teach the installation process for the GroupWise client.
- Identify installation strategies the installation the configuration of the workstations and the maintenance of the software.
- Configure messaging for a single post office.
- Build a GroupWise system modeled after the organizational structure of the company by adding a second post office.
Topics Include
Unit 1: GroupWise Client Installation
- Match each client option with its description.
- Match the platform with the minimum system requirements necessary to run the GroupWise client.
- Identify the factors to consider when setting up the client software.
- Identify the locations that the client checks to determine how the client will connect to the POA.
- Grant NDS and file system rights using the GroupWise Administrator.
- Verify that a user has an assigned IP address using Windows 95.
- Identify the functions of the Imaging and Workflow GroupWise components.
- Select the necessary options when installing the GroupWise client.
- Access the GroupWise Marquee properties using Windows 95.
- Access the GroupWise Desktop properties using Windows 95.
- View what mode the GroupWise client is using to connect to the POA using GroupWise Help.
- Create a password for the GroupWise client using Windows 95.
- Match the function with its optional client parameter.
- Send a message using the GroupWise client.
- Sequence the steps that are used by auto-update to keep the most current version of the GroupWise client installed on the workstation(s).
- Sequence the steps used to configure an administrator-defined setup.
- Sequence the steps to setup GroupWise 32-bit client for distribution by Novell Application Launcher.
Unit 2: Single Post Office Configuration
- Identify the components of a message held in the message store.
- Identify the attributes of the message databases within the OFMSG directory.
- Identify the attributes of the prime user database within the OFUSER directory.
- Identify the attributes of the OFFILES directory.
- Identify the processes that move message components to the message store.
- Sequence the steps used to move items between the input and output queues.
- Identify the priority subdirectories within the WPCSIN and WPCSOUT directories.
- Identify the benefits of the guardian database.
- Match the access method to its determinant.
- Identify the effects of the client/server access mode.
- Access the delivery modes using NetWare Administrator.
- Sequence the interactions that occur between the client and the application threshold exceeded during message delivery.
- Identify the important things to remember when using the Client Delivers Locally delivery mode.
- Modify the delivery mode when sending a message using direct access.
Unit 3: Multiple Post Office System Creation
- Identify the factors that affect the decision to add an additional post office to a GroupWise system.
- Identify the benefits of modeling the GroupWise system on the organizational structure of a company.
- Identify the physical location factors to consider prior to installing a second post office.
- Specify an object's visibility setting using NetWare Administrator.
- Sequence the steps to copy and store client files on the server.
- Identify the main duties of the MTA in a single domain system.
- Sequence the steps in the route that a message follows through the WPCSIN directory.
- Sequence the steps in the route that a message follows through the MSLOCAL\GWINPROG directory.
- Sequence the steps in the route that direct access message delivery follows through the WPCSOUT directory.
- Identify the steps to complete when adding a new post office.
- Install a second post office using NetWare Administrator.
- Add NetWare users to a new post office using NetWare Administrator.
- Configure the POA properties for a second post office using NetWare Administrator.
- Sequence the steps to create and execute a startup file for a second post office.
- Sequence the steps in the creation of a GroupWise user account for the MTA.
- Sequence the steps to modify the POA startup file.
- Identify the advantages of using GroupWise Document Management Services.
- Match the library directory subcomponents with their contents.
- Identify the planning tasks required to successfully implement Document Management Services.
- Create a document property field using NetWare Administrator.
- Create a document type lookup table using NetWare Administrator.
- Create a GroupWise library using NetWare Administrator.
- Assign public library rights using NetWare Administrator.
- Add users to the library and assign individual rights using NetWare Administrator.
- Create a document storage area for a post office using NetWare Administrator.
- Set a default library from the GroupWise client.
- Import a document using a custom import.
- Access an imported document using the GroupWise client.
- Identify which parts of the GroupWise client to verify if a message is not delivered in the multiple post office system.
Duration
8
Minimum Requirements
The CDROM version of this course requires:
- At least a 486DX 33Mhz CPU.
- Microsoft Windows 3.1 or higher and a Microsoft compatible mouse.
- At least 8MB RAM.
- At least VGA graphics capability with a minimum 512K video RAM (1MB video RAM recommended).
- At least a double speed CDROM drive.
- An MPC compliant sound card with attached speakers or headphones is recommended (Currently only the CDROM version supports audio).
The network version of this course requires:
- At least a 486DX 33Mhz CPU.
- Microsoft Windows 3.1 or higher and a Microsoft compatible mouse.
- At least 8MB RAM and 22MB available hard disk space or file server space.
- At least VGA graphics capability with a minimum 512K video RAM (1MB video RAM recommended).
Media
Serebra Learning Corporation 119 - 7565 132nd Street Surrey BC V3W 1K5 Canada
