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   1) Make sure you have the Novell client installed and are logged into the GW server.
 
   1) Make sure you have the Novell client installed and are logged into the GW server.
   2) Make sure you have a mapped drive VIA the Novell Client to the GW domain.
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   2) Make sure you have a mapped drive via the Novell Client to the GW domain.
 
   3) If using GW 2014 you don't need the first two options, but will need the GW REST IP, Username and Password.
 
   3) If using GW 2014 you don't need the first two options, but will need the GW REST IP, Username and Password.
 
   4) Open Vertigo
 
   4) Open Vertigo

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Contents

Overview

Vertigo was designed to provide a simplified but powerful interface for managing GroupWise systems from a single to multi user level. It combines the everyday abilities of ConsoleOne with individual con- figuration options of a GroupWise mailbox on a mass or single user level into one clear, concise appli- cation. Vertigo displays the GroupWise system to be viewed much like a file browser. On the left hand side is a tree view of the GroupWise system, domain(s), and post office(s) with their respective users, lists, and groups. The right hand side of the screen displays information on the selected object or user and allows configuration of settings.

Bug Watch

These are the important bugs/enhancements:


Licensing

Vertigo requires a license to function properly. Demo users will need to contact their sales rep. for a demo license. You can help them find who their sales rep is HERE, if they don't know who it is already.

They will also need to know their GroupWise System name when they register the license. Vertigo requires this to be accurate or it will not work. There are a few different ways to find out what your GW system name is.


  • Open ConsoleOne, click on 'Groupwise System'. The bottom left hand corner will show the GW system name.
  • Open ConsoleOne, right click on 'Groupwise System' and choose 'information'. It will open a new window. The top of the new window will show: 'Information: GW system name'
  • Open Vertigo without a license installed (Demo mode), connect to your GW system, then go to help, and then about. It will give this information on the right hand side.


The GW system name is case sensitive. Once you have your the name, you can enter this in the 'GW System Name:' field when registering for your Vertigo license .pem file.

Installation

Vertigo can be downloaded from http://download.gwava.com/download.php?product=Vertigo&version=versions.


Preparation

Pre-installation and pre-configuration:

  • Workstation must have the Novell Client installed. (GW 2014 systems do not require the Novell client.)
  • Make sure that SOAP is enabled on the POA
  • Know the address of the POA
  • Know the active open ports for SOAP
  • Have access to the domain database from the computer on which you are installing Vertigo. (Linux systems require a mapped drive through a Samba share.)
  • Administrator access to the primary GroupWise wpdomain.db database (Authenticated as Admin through the Novell client to the GroupWise system)
  • Obtain / download the latest version of Vertigo (GroupWise 2014 does not require access to the domain database or the Novell client, only an adminis-

trator account logged into the Win. 32 client.)

System Requirements

Install Guide

Demo customers need to contact their sales rep for a demo license.


Administration

Vertigo 2 Manual

Helpful Tips

Web Exception Error in Vertigo


Hands On

 Adding a license
 1) Open Vertigo
 2) Click on Help | Licensing
 3) Click on Import License
 4) Browse to, select the vertigo.pem or VR-2.0.pem, and click open
 5) Verify that it shows the licensing details now, instead of saying demo


 Connecting to GroupWise
 1) Make sure you have the Novell client installed and are logged into the GW server.
 2) Make sure you have a mapped drive via the Novell Client to the GW domain.
 3) If using GW 2014 you don't need the first two options, but will need the GW REST IP, Username and Password.
 4) Open Vertigo
 5) Click on 'Connect to GW System'
 6) Fill out the IP for the GW POA and Port
 7) Fill out the GW SOAP port and if it is using SSL check the box
 8) For the first time connecting choose 'Live' for the connection method
 9) If using Pre GW 2014, in 'Domain Path' choose the mapped drive from step 2, to the GW domain.
 Make sure 'Use the settings in the Domain Path' is checked.
 10) If using GW 2014 check 'GW 14 and newer and then fill out the GW REST IP address, Port, Admin Username and Password
 11) Click OK
 12) If everything was filled out correctly it should load the user data.


 Enable Logging
 1) Open Vertigo
 2) Click on Settings | Debugging
 3) Put a check mark next to each Option (Enable .NET tracing, Trace Errors, Trace Info, Trace Warnings, Enable SOAP Tracing). 
 This will put the logs in verbose when troubleshooting a problem.


 Sharing a Signature
 1) Open Vertigo
 2) Connect to the GW System
 3) In 'Single User Mode', find a user that already had a signature created
 4) Click on the 'signature' tab
 5) Highlight the signature you want to share (if the user has more then one)
 6) Click on 'copy'
 7) The Novell GW Address Book should pop up, select the user(s) you want to share the signature with and click ok.
 8) Go to the user you shared it with and click on the signatures tab to verify that the signature is now there.


 Proxy Access Single User Mode
 This is used when giving proxy access for one user
 1) Open Vertigo
 2) Connect to GW System
 3) In 'Single User Mode', select a User that you want to allow others proxy access to
 4) Click on the 'Proxy Access' tab
 5) Click on 'Add User'
 6) The Novell GW Address Book should pop up. Select the user(s) you want to allow proxy access for this user and click OK.
 7) Highlight the newly added user(s) and then check the desired boxes underneath to give them the rights you want them to have for this user.
 8) Click 'apply'


 Proxy Access Multi-User Mode
 This is used when giving proxy access for several users at once
 1) Open Vertigo
 2) Connect to GW System
 3) In Multi-User Mode, click on Proxy Access
 4) Select each user on the left that you want to allow proxy access to
 5) Click on Add user
 6) The Novell GW Address Book should pop up. Select the user(s) that you want to gain proxy access to user(s) that were selected on the left.
 7) Click OK
 8) Highlight the newly added user(s) and then check the desired boxes underneath to give them the rights you want them to have for this user.
 9) Click 'apply'


 Multi-User Mode Reports
 1) Open Vertigo
 2) Connect to GW System
 3) In Multi-User Mode, click on Reports
 4) Choose a tab that you want to run a report on, for example 'address book entries'
 5) Select the user(s) on the left that you want to generate the report on
 6) Click on 'Generate'
 7) You should see another window pop up stating that it's working, and then you will see the address book entries populate after it's done.


 Print a Report
 1) Run the above task for 'Multi-User Mode Reports'
 2) Click on 'Print'
 3) A Print Preview will open up, click on the Printer Icon to print the report.
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