Novell GROUPWISE 7 ASYNC GATEWAY - INSTALLATION AND ADMINISTRATION, Руководство по установке и администрированию

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Running the Async Gateway
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Running the Async Gateway
After you have installed the Novell
®
GroupWise
®
Async Gateway and defined async-to-async
links, you are ready to run the gateway.
Š “Starting the Async Gateway” on page 39
Š “Testing the Async Gateway” on page 42
Š “Helping Users” on page 42
Starting the Async Gateway
Select the platform where you installed the Async Gateway.
Š “NetWare: Starting the Async Gateway” on page 39
Š “Windows: Starting the Async Gateway” on page 40
NetWare: Starting the Async Gateway
To start the Async Gateway NLM
TM
at the NetWare
®
server console, enter:
load install_path \ngwasync @ install_path \gwasync.cfg
where install_path is the path where the gateway files are installed.
For example:
load ngwasync @gwasync.cfg
The gwasync.cfg file includes the /home startup switch, which is required to start the gateway.
Other startup switches are optional. The gateway server console should appear and display normal
startup status messages. For more information, see
“Using the Async Gateway Server Console” on
page 73 .
When you start the gateway as described above, it is configured according to the gateway
properties specified in ConsoleOne
®
. You can go back to ConsoleOne and modify gateway
properties as needed.
Another way to start the NetWare Async Gateway is to run the async.ncf file. If you want the
Async Gateway to start whenever the server restarts, add an async.ncf line to your server’s
autoexec.ncf file.
Running the NetWare Async Gateway from Another File Server
If the file server where GroupWise is running has limited disk space, memory, or power, or if it is
routinely busy with other processes, you might want to run the gateway and port drivers from a
different file server. To do this, install the NLM files at another server and use a load syntax that