Novell GROUPWISE 7 - MULTI-SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION, Manual

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Repeat Step 1 through Step 3 to define an external domain in the second GroupWise system. If
you do not have administrative rights to that system, you need to coordinate with that
GroupWise system’s administrator.
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Continue with the next section, Linking to the External Domain .
3.3 Linking to the External Domain
After you define a domain from the other GroupWise system as an external domain in your system,
you need to make sure that your system’s domains have the appropriate links to the external domain.
One domain in your system needs to have a direct link (mapped drive, UNC path, or TCP/IP) to the
external domain. By default, this is the domain you entered in the Link to Domain field when
creating the external domain (see
Section 3.2, “Creating an External Domain,” on page 28 ).
All other domains in your system then have indirect links (through the direct link domain) to the
external domain. These links are configured automatically when the external domain was created.
To make sure your links are set up correctly:
1 In ConsoleOne, right-click the domain that has the direct link to the external domain, then click
GroupWise Utilities > Link Configuration to display the Link Configuration tool.
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In the Outbound Links list, double-click the external domain to display the Edit Domain Link
dialog box.
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Check the link configuration to make sure that the link type is Direct .