Managing the Links between Domains and Post Offices
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Double-click a domain in the
Inbound Links
list to edit the link from that domain to the selected
domain.
TIP:
You can also open the Edit Domain Link dialog box by dragging a domain from one link
type to another.
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Select the link type.
“Direct Links” on page 145
“Indirect Links” on page 146
“Gateway Links” on page 148
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For a direct link, select the link protocol.
“Mapped Links” on page 149
“UNC Links” on page 150
“TCP/IP Links” on page 149
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Provide the location of the domain in the format appropriate to the selected protocol.
7
Click
OK
.
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Repeat
Step 1
through
Step 7
for whatever links you need to modify.
As a time-saving measure, you can make a new domain’s links the same as an existing
domain’s links. Click
Edit
>
Default Links
, then click the domain whose links you want to use
as a pattern for the new domain. Select
Outbound
and/or
Inbound
as needed, then click
OK
.
To look at the same link information from different points of view, you can start the Link
Configuration tool multiple times to open multiple Link Configuration Tool windows.
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To exit the Link Configuration Tool and save your changes, click
File
>
Exit
>
Yes
.
10.2.3 Editing Multiple Domain Links
When your GroupWise system includes indirect links, it is not unusual for several domains to link to
the same domain. As a time-saving measure, you can create links from multiple domains to the same
domain in one operation.
After starting the Link Configuration tool:
1
Click
Edit
>
Multiple Link Edits
.