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/etc/inet.d/grpwise stop webac70a
/etc/inet.d/grpwise status webac70a
5 Repeat Step 1 through Step 4 for each node in the WebAccess Agent failover list.
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Continue with “Configuring Clustered Logging” on page 195
Configuring Clustered Logging
The default location for the WebAccess Agent log files is on the cluster nodes along with the
WebAccess Agent software, rather than being located with the domain on the WebAccess Agent
partition. To avoid having multiple copies of log files in multiple locations, you should set the
location in ConsoleOne.
1 On the WebAccess Agent partition where the domain is located, create the directory where you
want to store WebAccess Agent log files.
2
In ConsoleOne, browse to and select the Domain object.
3 Right-click the WebAccess Agent object, then click Properties .
4
Click GroupWise > Log Settings .
5 In the Log File Path field, browse to and select the directory you created in Step 1 , then click
OK .
6 If you want the WebAccess Agent to use SSL connections, continue with Configuring the
Clustered WebAccess Agent for SSL
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Skip to
“Configuring the WebAccess Agent Cluster Resource to Load and Unload the
WebAccess Agent and Its MTA” on page 196 .
Configuring the Clustered WebAccess Agent for SSL
If you plan to enable SSL, as described in “ Securing WebAccess Agent Connections with SSL ” in
“ WebAccess ” in the GroupWise 7 Administration Guide , you need to make the SSL certification file
and key file available to the WebAccess Agent in the cluster. The default locations for the SSL
certificate file and key file are on the cluster nodes along with the WebAccess Agent software, rather
than being located with the domain on a GroupWise partition. To avoid having multiple copies of
these files in multiple locations, you should set the locations in ConsoleOne
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1 On the WebAccess Agent partition, create the directory where you want to store the certificate
and key file required for SSL.
2 Copy the certificate file and key file into the new directory.
If you need assistance obtaining these files, see “
Server Certificates and SSL Encryption ” in
“ Security Administration ” in the GroupWise 7 Administration Guide .
3 In ConsoleOne, browse to and select the Domain object.
4
Right-click the WebAccess Agent object, then click Properties .
5 Click GroupWise > SSL Settings .
6 In the Certificate File field, browse to and select the certificate file.
7 In the SSL Key File field, browse to and select the key file.