Difference between revisions of "Reload System Design"
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Revision as of 22:35, 30 January 2017
How you design your Reload system depends on what your GroupWise is hosted on.
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Reload for GroupWise
GroupWise on Linux
If GroupWise is on Linux, there are two models for backing up the data:
- Collector
- Server
GroupWise on Windows
If GroupWise is on Windows, you may only use the Server model for backing up the data.
GroupWise on Netware
If GroupWise is on Netware, you may only use the Server model for backing up the data.
