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Status: The number of status messages the gateway has sent and received. The amount of status
message traffic depends in part on the outbound status level of the gateway. An outbound status
level set to Full causes more status messages than an outbound status level set to Undelivered. For
more information about setting the outbound status level, see
Section 8.7, “Enabling Message Status
for Sent Items,” on page 85 .
Passthru: The number of incoming and outgoing passthrough messages the gateway has processed.
Using the Exchange Gateway as a passthrough gateway between two GroupWise systems is not a
recommended way to connect GroupWise systems. There are better alternatives currently available.
See the
GroupWise 6.5 Multi-System Administration Guide for preferred alternatives.
Conv Errors: The number of conversion errors for incoming and outgoing messages.
Comm Errors: The number of communications errors for incoming and outgoing messages.
Total Bytes: The total number of bytes for the incoming and outgoing messages.
9.1.4 Log Message Box
The Log Message box displays the Exchange Gateway’s activity. The amount and detail in this
display depends on the logging level you select. For more information, see
Section 9.3, “Using
Exchange Gateway Log Files,” on page 97 .
For assistance with error messages that appear in the Log Message box, see Appendix A, “Error and
Informational Messages,” on page 117 .
9.1.5 Menu Summary
At the top of the Exchange Gateway server console is a menu bar that provides the following
functionality:
Menu Item
Function
Key
Function
File Exit F7 Stop the Exchange Gateway.
Configuration Gateway
Settings
F5 Display the gateway configuration settings from the
Exchange Gateway object in Novell® eDirectory™. For
more information, see
Chapter 6, “Configuring the
GroupWise Side of the Exchange Gateway,” on page 51
and various sections in Chapter 7, “Running the Exchange
Gateway,” on page 55 .
Log View Log Files F9 Select a log file and view it in Notepad. See Section 9.3,
“Using Exchange Gateway Log Files,” on page 97 .
Log Settings F2 Override the default log settings for the current Exchange
Gateway session. See
Section 9.3, “Using Exchange
Gateway Log Files,” on page 97 .
Actions Zero Status F8 Reset all statistics to zero.
Synchronize
Directories Turn directory synchronization on or off. See Section 8.1,
“Enabling Directory Synchronization and Exchange of
Address Books,” on page 61
.