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8.1.5 Archiving over the Network
The recommended location for a Windows client user’s archive is on his or her local workstation.
Creating an archive on a network drive is supported only if the Novell Map Network Drive feature
of the Novell Client is used to map a network drive from the user’s workstation to a NetWare server
where the archive is located. Other configurations for archiving to network locations are not
supported.
8.1.6 GroupWise/Teaming Compatibility
Starting in GroupWise 8 Support Pack 1, the GroupWise Windows client is designed to integrate
with a Teaming 2.0 system. It cannot integrate with a Teaming 1.0 system. If you want access to a
Teaming 1.0 system from GroupWise, you must continue to use the GroupWise 8 Windows client.
Update your Teaming 1.0 system to Teaming 2.0 for full compatibility.
When you view a Teaming 2.0 site from the GroupWise Windows client, some functionality is
different from what it would be if you accessed the Teaming site directly:
When the Teaming site is viewed from the GroupWise client, the Teaming Workspace tree is
not displayed. Teaming site navigation is performed through the GroupWise Folder List.
When you select a team in the GroupWise Folder List, by default, team members are listed.
You can click a team member to display that user’s profile, but folders in the user’s personal
workspace are not displayed when viewed from the GroupWise client.
When you display a folder with subfolders, the Teaming Folder tree does not display the
contents of subfolders. However, the subfolders can be accessed from the GroupWise Folder
List.
If you create a new subfolder, it does not immediately display in the Teaming Folder tree or in
the GroupWise Folder List. However, it does display in the GroupWise Folder List the next
time you access the Teaming site from GroupWise.
8.1.7 Novell Access Manager SSL VPN Compatibility Issue
If you want to run Novell Access Manager SSL VPN on the same Windows workstation with
GroupWise 8, install SSL VPN, then install GroupWise 8. If any version of GroupWise is already
installed on the workstation, uninstall GroupWise, install SSL VPN, then install GroupWise 8.
8.1.8 Windows XP and Administrator Users
If GroupWise 7 has already been installed on a workstation by an administrator user, and if
GroupWise 8 is installed by a different administrator user, a second instance of GroupWise is
installed and the first instance is not updated. To fix this problem, go to the Control Panel, then
double-click
Add/Remove programs
. If GroupWise is listed twice, remove the obsolete instance.
8.1.9 Windows XP and Power Users
If you are a member of the Power Users group when you install the GroupWise Windows client, you
cannot immediately uninstall the GroupWise Windows client in the Control Panel. You must follow
these steps to uninstall:
1
Remove yourself from the Power Users group.
2
Log out of Windows.