Title: Novell GroupWise Solutions

Proposed Speaker(s): Gregg Hinchman

Abstract: This session will provide a forum for attendees to ask questions about their GroupWise systems and have a panel of experts provide answers. Several experts will be available to drill into attendee's GroupWise systems and provide Best Practice solutions.

 

Title: Integrate Novell GroupWise with CRM and ERP Systems

Proposed Speaker(s): Alex Evans, Aldo Zanoni

Abstract: Companies are looking to integrate critical business processes and information in a more tightly integrated manner with GroupWise. Attend this session to learn how to connect third-party databases and external applications to GroupWise system and user calendars, tasks, address books and mailboxes and how user and system calendars, address books and distribution lists can be populated by HR and other line of business applications and external sources. Omni and Novell will present a number of case studies that highlight how customers have used Riva to deliver highly secure, scalable CRM integration for GroupWise. One particular case study will review how Hautes Etudes Commerciales is benefitting from integrating GroupWise to SugarCRM. The session will cover the key deployment, user management and technical considerations of integrating third-party applications with GroupWise.

 

Title: How NOT to Migrate Novell GroupWise to Linux

Proposed Speaker(s): Alan Kopp, Wayne Snyder

Abstract: Follow along and learn about common mistakes made when migrating GroupWise from NetWare to Linux. Learn from real-world examples and experience about the missteps and consequences made by staff and management alike. Participants will learn about Linux configurations and options, data preparation and project planning. This session will provide attendees with the information needed to help ensure a successful GroupWise migration project.

 

Title: Using FreePascal to Access Novell GroupWise via SOAP

Proposed Speaker(s): Johan Kotze

Abstract: Access to GroupWise via the Simple Object Access protocol (SOAP) has been available since GroupWise 7. Example code exists for a number of languages, but no code exists for pascal. This session will demonstrate how to use the FreePascal compiler and tools to create a simple cross platform library that provides access to GroupWise via the SOAP interface. The session will cover the creation of a simple command line client for GroupWise.

 

Title: Novell GroupWise SOAP for the Rest of Us

Proposed Speaker(s): Rainer Backes

Abstract: Using the GroupWise SOAP API with the supplied WSDL and schema files is quite hard with programming languages that don't support WSDL natively. As one result, the GroupWise SOAP API for Delphi/Free Pascal was created. This module encapsulates the communication with the server and the encoding and decoding of the XML-requests. The interface to the application program is quite simple and easy to use. With Free Pascal, applications are portable bedween Windows and Linux and even NetWare. This session shows the internal architecture of the unit and the use of it in sample applications. Attendees should have some knowledge about Groupwise API programming. The session will also dive in some of the do's and don'ts using the SOAP API, that have been found during development and testing.

 

Title: Synchronizing Novell GroupWise Data with Additional Workgroup Systems

Proposed Speaker(s): Ian Butler

Abstract: Nearly all mid- to large-size organizations have realized that different groups will work better with specialized tools, from customer relationship management to mobile communications, but getting each tool to work with the next has been a constant IT challenge. Streamlined development of identity management connectors has improved the headache of user authentication across systems, but the seamless synchronization of a user's data across systems is a relatively fresh challenge. This session will give an overview for developing a solution to this challenge. Using SOAP in conjunction with other technologies, the solution would be able to update independent workgroup systems with GroupWise user data and items in an efficient, centralized manner that would allow for easy management and configuration. Multiple techniques for implementation will be explored, with an analysis of each. Code examples will be given in Python and PHP, with mentions of how a Java-based solution might differ. Security concerns will be explored with each technique and language in addition to performance impacts and ease of development. The session will conclude with a discussion of what implementations would offer the highest network efficiency and lowest load on the GroupWise server.

 

Title: Using SOAP with Novell GroupWise Document Management

Proposed Speaker(s): Cobus Burgers, Johan van Zyl

Abstract: This session explains how SOAP can be used to access GroupWise Document Libraries. This allows the GroupWise DMS system to be exposed within any other environment, such as on Linux, and Teaming and Conferencing.

 

Title: Extending Novell GroupWise with Advansys Technologies

Abstract: Designed for individual and enterprise use, Advansys(r) Formativ(tm) - Novell GroupWise Client Extender, offers powerful solutions and tools to customize and enhance Novell(r) GroupWise(r). This session will show how Formativ technology is used to implement collaboration enhancements, automate business processes, solve user problems, save time and minimize development costs. To demonstrate what is possible, a wide range of GroupWise solutions, use-cases and examples will be presented.

 

Title: Protecting a Novell GroupWise Investment

Proposed Speaker(s): Gregg Hinchman

Abstract: Is Exchange knocking at your GroupWise door? Do you need the facts about Exchange? This session will provide attendee's with knowledge about Exchange in a comparison format with GroupWise. Attendee's will be able to understand the costs and tasks associated with Exchange and GroupWise. Come gather the facts you need to protect your organizations GroupWise investment.

 

Title: Novell GroupWise Bonsai: Performance and Productivity

Abstract: You’ve heard a lot about the upcoming release of GroupWise, code named Bonsai, and now it’s time to see the new version in action. Be among the first to experience the latest in GroupWise innovation and productivity features. This session will give you a tour of the new GroupWise Windows client, the WebAccess client and the GroupWise Linux and Mac client. We’ll also highlight the new features that will help make your users more productive, including contact management, task management, calendar interoperability, Web panels, rules and much more.

 

Title: Integrating Novell GroupWise Into a Cisco IP Telephony Solution for Unified Messaging

Abstract: With the growing executive awareness of unified communication solutions, companies like Microsoft have been making a strong play to encourage companies to switch email platforms in order to leverage the benefits of unified messaging with voice messages and email seamlessly integrated into a single in-box. With its stability, security, ease of administration, and even support for Microsoft Outlook® clients, GroupWise has been a strong email platform for many organizations. Gaining unified messaging functionality can be acquired while preserving investments in GroupWise deployments with GW-Unify. During this session, we will present an overview of unified messaging architecture and how to integrate a GW-Unify unified messaging solution into a Cisco infrastructure. We will show how you can phase in unified messaging into your infrastructure, show how GW-Unify will work on advanced configurations including spanning multiple post offices and supporting clusters. We will show how to provide secure unified messaging through a native connection to the user’s GroupWise inbox, how to leverage GroupWise rules to manage, prioritize and automatically route communications and how to easily configure and administrate users.

 

Title: Tackling Novell GroupWise Storage and E-Mail Compliance Issues

Proposed Speaker(s): Paul Van der Cruyssen, Erno de Korte

Abstract: Email is evolving to become more than just an Internet communication tool. Email is increasingly recognized as a source of legal documentation, and email archiving has been mandated by government. As a result, organizations are learning the importance of email archiving. With current GroupWise email storage practices focused on backup tapes and personal desktop archives; recovering email for legal discovery is a difficult task. This session will address GroupWise storage and email archiving and identify best practices for email retention management. Attendees will learn about tools available to help meet email storage requirements, reduce storage costs, minimize legal risks, and boost productivity.

 

Title: Making Novell Teaming's Workflows Flow Easier

Proposed Speaker(s): Brian Six, Karyn Victory

Abstract: Do you need workflow processes? Want to implement workflows in your environment? Did you hear that you can implement workflows AND have it integrate with your email system, whether it's GroupWise, Exchange or Domino? Join us for an introductory overview of Novell's Teaming product, with an emphasis on workflow. Learn how to create, manage and implement Teaming workflows and have them automatically transition. You will walk away with the knowledge of how to make your life as well as your end users' lives easier.

 

Title: How to Increase Your Performance with Novell GroupWise

Proposed Speaker(s): John Festjens

Abstract: In the last years, there was an explosive growth of e-mails, some of us reached the level of more than 100 e-mails per day. How to cope with the vast amount of mails? Received mails, unhandled mails? Is there a way to deal with this in an efficient way? How did it evolve so far? In the beginning e-mail was just a simple tool deployed in the organization. Over time, e-mail became more important and finaly it became business critical. A lot of the knowledge is stored in the e-mail system, this makes that in many organizations the mail client became the most important tool. How to turn the GroupWise mail client into a highly efficient tool? This presentation will show the attendees how to accomplish this, not by just showing the individual features of the client software, but by combining these features with the modern techniques of time-management and organizational skills. Some of the topics covered in this presentation:. - How to keep a well organized mailbox with a lean and clean inbox. - How to deal with (organize) incoming messages, redirect them to the correct folders for further treatment. - How to use frames to create overviews of data.

 

Title: Getting Things Done with the Novell GroupWise Bonsai

Proposed Speaker(s): Derek Adams, Eric Farr

Abstract: As the demand placed upon information workers continues to increase, the need to effectively use GroupWise has never been greater. This session demonstrates how to use the newest version of GroupWise to increase productivity, improve time management, and streamline collaboration. In addition to best-practices and tips-and-tricks using GroupWise Bonsai, new features will be demonstrated.

 

Title: Keeping Your Mobile Workforce in Touch: Novell GroupWise Mobile Server

Proposed Speaker(s): Derek Adams, Josh Woodford

Abstract: The world’s workers are demanding more and more mobile access to their information. With GroupWise mobile solutions, such as GroupWise Mobile Server and Blackberry Enterprise Server, you can give them this freedom. This session, for participants needing beginning exposure to mobile solution deployment and the end-user experience, will explore the mobile options GroupWise provides and help you know what questions and demands mobile end users will have.

 

Title: Novell GroupWise Bonsai Client Options

Proposed Speaker(s): Derek Adams, Lindsay Hepworth

Abstract: With upcoming release of GroupWise Bonsai, you have more flexibility than ever to choose the combination of GroupWise clients that is right for your organization. In this session attendees will be presented all of the GroupWise Bonsai clients running side-by-side against the same server, allowing attendees to compare and contrast the features of each client. The session will also include discussion of real-world scenarios helping GroupWise users to get the best access to the information they need to be productive.

 

Title: Novell Teaming and Novell Teaming + Conferencing in the Real World

Proposed Speaker(s): Derek Adams, John Wade

Abstract: With the exciting release of Novell Teaming & Conferencing comes the challenge of putting the technology to work in your organization. This session will provide attendees with an overview of the features available and help in educating end users on how to implement and effectively utilize Teaming & Conferencing. Business cases for implementation will also be presented as well as how to deploy Teaming & Conferencing for use within organizations and to third parties.

 

Title: Teaming + Conferencing = Organizational Success

Abstract: Your end users are your most expensive employees, so improving their productivity should be among your top priorities. After all, these employees control your organization’s most important means of production: their minds. Providing them with the right set of tools and improving collaboration can have a powerful effect on your bottom line. Novell Teaming and Novell Teaming + Conferencing can help you get there. Attend this session to learn practical applications of these collaboration technologies for all types of users in your organization.

 

Title: Migrating NetMail From NetWare to Linux

Proposed Speaker(s): Chris Beckett

Abstract: Are you a NetMail customer who is thinking of moving platform to Linux? If so, come along and see how you can go about this task in the quickest and simplest way. MMU moved their entire 40,000 mailbox NetMail infrastructure from NetWare to Linux over an 8 day period - learn from our mistakes! The session includes - making the business case to move platform, caveats of the move, making the move and seeing the difference.

 

Title: Success with Novell Teaming and Novell Teaming + Conferencing

Proposed Speaker(s): Gregg Hinchman

Abstract: Bring together Teams within your organization! Novell's Teaming + Conferencing provides an organization with many possibilities. Build Wikki's, Blogs, share documents and discussions with users inside or outside the organization. This session will provide live demos of how Teaming + Conferencing can increase intellectual knowledge collaboration.

 

Title: Consultants Corner: Novell GroupWise Upgrade Tips and Tricks

Proposed Speaker(s): Gregg Hinchman

Abstract: Time to Upgrade to the latest version of GroupWise? Or even apply a service pack? This session will walk through the process and provide tips and tricks from years of experience. A live demo will be provide to enforce the learning for all attendees.

 

Title: How to Cluster Novell GroupWise

Proposed Speaker(s): Gregg Hinchman

Abstract: GroupWise is the most important application in any organization. This means high availability and fault tolerance are needed. This session will provide you with the knowledge needed to cluster GroupWise, whether Linux or NetWare. This technical presentation by GroupWise and cluster experts will also share the tricks of the trade for a successful cluster experience.

 

Title: Centralizing Novell GroupWise into a Data Center

Proposed Speaker(s): Gregg Hinchman

Abstract: Are you moving GroupWise to a centralized environment? Will GroupWise need to be moved or redesigned? This session will discuss the real-world scenarios of moving GroupWise into a centralized data center. Attendees will learn the lessons, tips and tricks from an expert.

 

Title: Clustering Novell GroupWise with Heartbeat

Proposed Speaker(s): Svetlin Petrov, Sander van Vugt

Abstract: You don't need Novell Cluster Services to cluster GroupWise anymore. Native Linux Heartbeat clustering will do as well! In this session the participant will learn how to install a Heartbeat cluster on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 sp 1 and configure GroupWise as a clustered resource in that. The focus of this session will be on clustering Post Offices and the Domain. In this session the participant will witness a life demonstration in which the GroupWise cluster is built with a minimal amount of slides.

 

Title: VOIP Solutions using Open Source Software, Asterisk

Proposed Speaker(s): Peter Andersson

Abstract: Introduction to Asterisk an Open Source PBX, Private Branch Exchange. Architecture overview and information how to use Asterisk as a VOIP solution for your enterprise or home. Covered topics: -What is a PBX -What is VOIP -Standards like SIP H323 and others -Architecture -Hardware -Software -Interconnect several Asterisk servers -Example configurations

 

Title: Migrating Novell GroupWise to Novell Open Enterprise Server Linux

Proposed Speaker(s): annette Barragan

Abstract: This session will discuss and demonstrate how to migrate Groupwise 6.5 and 7.x from Netware or Windows to OES Linux. Topics include: OES Linux configuration for GroupWise, pre- and post- migration tasks, migration process including utilities used, tips for a successful migration. Demonstration will include migrating a small Groupwise system.

 

Title: Upgrading to Novell GroupWise 8.0

Proposed Speaker(s): Danita Zanrè

Abstract: Get ready for GroupWise 8.0 (note - this is of course subject to change when the version is decided)! Join presenter Danita Zanrè as she steps you through her time-tested methods of GroupWise upgrade. This session will give attendees an indepth look at the upgrade procedures for the next version of Novell GroupWise on NetWare, Windows and Linux. Find out time-saving tips and pitfalls to avoid.

 

Title: Getting the most out of Novell GroupWise Mobile Server

Proposed Speaker(s): Danita Zanrè

Abstract: This session will provide an in-depth look at GroupWise Mobile Server on Linux and Windows, including: * Installation tips and tricks * Advanced configuration options * Device considerations * Administrative options

 

Title: Understanding Internet E-mail

Proposed Speaker(s): Danita Zanrè

Abstract: Many "internet mail" problems can be easily rectified by better understanding how SMTP mail actually works. This session is designed to give attendees a "primer" on SMTP email, including: * What is SMTP? * How do mail servers talk to each other? * How does SMTP relate to POP3/IMAP4? * What does a typical mail transfer look like * Mail Relay * E-mail Headers * Analyzing Headers * Real-Time Black Lists * Important DNS Issues

 

Title: How to Backup and Restore a Novell GroupWise system

Proposed Speaker(s): Marko Elderson, Frank Korpershoek

Abstract: There are a lot of pitfalls around backing up a GroupWise system, not to mention restoring it! This session will give you information how to make sure you have a 100% valid backup of your favorite mail system. We also show you how to restore complete systems as well as individual items. At the end of this session you will be able to make a good backup and make good use of the tools available, such as snapshots, tsa's and third party solutions.

 

Title: Running Novell GroupWise in a Heterogeneous Environment

Proposed Speaker(s): Dirk Giles, Svetlin Petrov

Abstract: As a result of mergers, acquisitions and other events outside your control, you may find yourself managing GroupWise in a heterogeneous e-mail environment. From GroupWise gateways for Exchange and Notes to the GroupWise Connector for Microsoft Outlook, Novell has you covered. And when you’re ready to make the switch wholesale, you can simplify the process with the Exchange-to-GroupWise Migration Utility. This session shows how each of these tools makes life in a heterogeneous e-mail environment more manageable.

 

Title: Novell Teaming + Conferencing Technical Deep Dive

Abstract: Enterprise social networking and Web 2.0 technologies are changing the way users collaborate. The proliferation of tools like blogs, wikis, real-time voice and Web conferencing are breaking traditional collaborative models. With open collaboration solutions like Novell Teaming and Novell Teaming + Conferencing, Novell is helping organizations leverage open standards and open source to increase innovation and flexibility, and reduce costs. Attend this session to learn more about the technical capabilities of these solutions, as well as practical applications for boosting individual and team productivity in your organization.

 

Title: An In-depth Look at the Novell GroupWise 8 Internet Agent

Proposed Speaker(s): Tim Heywood, Robin Redgrave

Abstract: This session will examine, with demonstrations, the fine tuning and configuring the latest GroupWise Internet Agent. Attendees will learn how maximise your agents stability, security and performance.

 

Title: An In-depth Look at GWCheck

Proposed Speaker(s): Robin Redgrave, Rob van Kooten

Abstract: This session will examine how GWCheck runs against the GroupWise message store and the mechanisms involved. Each run option will be examined and participants will learn how issues in the GroupWise databases can be reported on and resolved. The more unusual issues will be covered and attendees will be given explanations and examples of how to use the many additional support options that are available.

 

Title: Securing Your Novell GroupWise System

Proposed Speaker(s): Tim Heywood, Robin Redgrave

Abstract: This session will cover those areas which are frequently overlooked in the security of GroupWise environments. Learn, with demonstrations, the implementation of secure LDAP authentication, enhancing the security of GroupWise communication with SSL and how to role out of S/MIME to users.

 

Title: Moving your Novell GroupWise to Linux

Proposed Speaker(s): Tim Heywood, Robin Redgrave

Abstract: With the advent of OES2 and SLES10 the necessity to move your GroupWise environment to Linux becomes more compelling. This session will cover the using the Novell tools to move a GroupWise system from a NetWare to Linux platform, with practical tips and tricks and demonstrations.

 

Title: Leveraging your Existing Novell Environment with Novell Teaming + Conferencing

Proposed Speaker(s): David Baldry, Robin Redgrave

Abstract: So you have decided to implement Teaming and Conferencing, but how do you get it to work with your existing Novell infrastructure. This session will cover, with demonstrations, the areas where your existing environment can be leveraged to give improved functionality to Teaming and Conferencing, including LDAP authentication, GroupWise integration and existing file systems.

 

Title: Best Practices for Administering Novell GroupWise 8.0

Proposed Speaker(s): Tim Heywood, Robin Redgrave

Abstract: This session will assist you in perfecting your GroupWise messaging environment. Learn how to optimise and manage the agents and configuration to maximise your system stability and performance.

 

Title: Novell Open Enterprise Server 2: Clustering Novell GroupWise the Right Way

Proposed Speaker(s): Tim Heywood, Mark Robinson

Abstract: This session will cover the deployment of OES2 Linux, including NCS clustering, to host a GroupWise 7 or later system. This will include real world tips, tricks and pitfalls, presented from the point of view of those that have been there and have the scars to prove it!

 

Title: The Novell GroupWise Exchange Gateway: Co-existing with Microsoft

Proposed Speaker(s): Duane Kuehne, Robin Redgrave

Abstract: This session will give a practical guide, with tips and tricks, to the co-existence of GroupWise with Microsoft Exchange using the tools that Novell provides. We will demonstrate the installation of the gateway and cover its configuration to provide message transfer, busy search and directory synchronisation between the two systems. For those attendees who plan on migrating from Microsoft Exchange to GroupWise there will be an explanation and demonstration of the Novell migration tools

 

Title: Novell GroupWise Archiving: Challenges and Best Practices

Proposed Speaker(s): Peter Reck

Abstract: Beyond GroupWise Regulatory Compliance requirements there are several additional challenges to keep your GW System healthy. This Session covers the various requirements company’s have from exploding post office size, never ending database maintenance jobs up compliance requirements, discuss the strategies and give you an idea about some solutions available. A real customer case study will complete the picture. We will also have a look at some new features of the Bonsai Release of GW which will make some significant changes to future archiving.

 

Title: Securing Novell Teaming + Conferencing

Proposed Speaker(s): Ira Messenger

Abstract: This session is designed to instruct participants on how they can improve the security, both on the inside and outside, of Novell Teaming + Conferencing on Linux product. The topics covered for securing the inside of T+C include items such as: Access Control and Role defiinitions for workspaces and folders. Topics covered for securing the outside of T+C include items such as: Secure Socket Layer (SSL) on linux for web browsers, ldap communication and client connections.

 

Title: Novell GroupWise Message Store and Directory Architecture

Abstract: When GroupWise is working it's great! When it's not working, understanding the underlying architecture of GroupWise is crucial to resolving issues in a timely manner so that you can get back to the many other projects in your day. Although there is a plethora of documentation and Technical Information Documents for GroupWise, so often a technical problem is going to have some uniqueness that requires understanding GroupWise Architecture. Attendees of this session with experience with GroupWise will find this session to be both a solid review, and a discovery of aspects of GroupWise architecture that they never knew about, or may have forgotten.

 

Title: Migrating Novell GroupWise on NetWare Skills to Novell GroupWise on Linux

Abstract: Most GroupWise Administrators come from the NetWare and Windows world. Although migrating to the Linux platform has become easier, it's the day-to-day support of GroupWise on the Linux platform that has many GroupWise Administrators puzzled. For example, if the GroupWise POA is running in the background, how does one troubleshoot the POA. Or, what is the best way to get connectivity to the Linux server. This session will demonstrate accomplishing 8 different tasks on the NetWare platform, relative to GroupWise, and show how to accomplish these same tasks on the Linux platform.

 

Title: Novell GroupWise Health Check: Making your Novell GroupWise System Rock Solid!

Proposed Speaker(s): Matt Ray

Abstract: Frustrated because your GroupWise System doesn't seem healthy? Having isues with stability? Keeping GroupWise healthy is more about consistency than anything else. Using best practice guidelines we can make your GroupWise System rock solid! Come learn how in this session.

 

Title: Novell GroupWise Calendaring: The Best You Can Get!

Proposed Speaker(s): Paul Van der Cruyssen, Erno de Korte

Abstract: Based on years on experience with GroupWise calendaring and mobile solutions, this session discusses the many benefits of GroupWise calendaring. It's starts simple explaining how to easily create multiple appointments, what the differences are between posted and group appointments, what recurring appointments really are and so on. In this session we dive deeper into the nitty-gritty details and by popular demand will discuss troubleshooting steps as well. All of this has an impact on the PDA or phone that you or your co-workers are using and which will be connected to GroupWise more an more, using either GroupWise Mobile Server or BlackBerry Enterprise Server. And to make it even more attractive we will also demonstrate all the improvements that the upcoming GroupWise Bonsai release will deliver, like the multiple time-zone feature, free/busy search across the internet, subscribing and publishing to calendar data and so on.

 

Title: Get in Contact with Novell GroupWise Contact Management

Proposed Speaker(s): Paul Van der Cruyssen, Erno de Korte

Abstract: GroupWise Contact Management is much stronger than most users realize - based on his own experiences with 23.500+ contacts in 125+ address books the speaker will demonstrate all you can do with the existing version of GroupWise - mail merge with Word, synchronize efficiently to phones and PDA's, catagorize, add additional fields, personalized mass mail merge and so on. We will also demonstrate how the upcoming GroupWise Bonsai release will add even more features - Google map integration, birthday into calendar, send contact details, multiple phone numbers and an exciting new interface.

 

Title: SMTP Messaging Primer: Learning About how Internet E-mail is Sent and Delivered

Abstract: There is more involved in sending an Internet mail message than clicking SEND. This seminar will provide a technical introduction and review of the Simple Mail Transport Protocol and how it relates to sending and receiving Internet email from GroupWise. Attendees will gain invaluable knowledge on troubleshooting internet messaging and implementing SMTP relay servers and virus scanners in their email environment. Session Benefits: a) Learn what is the scope of your responsibilities as an email administrator for guaranteeing delivery of corporate email messages; b) Get hands-on advice on how to troubleshoot SMTP-related problems in your messaging system; c) Find out about the best practices in ensuring a secure corporate messaging environment.

 

Title: Migrate to Novell GroupWise 7 on SLES 10 SP1 at Your Own Pace

Proposed Speaker(s): Paulo Frazao

Abstract: This session covers some common practices and mistakes in migrating GW to Linux and more important, it shows you how to avoid them. I will demonstrate some of the more commonly recurring problems. In each case, we discuss what is wrong and what is the proper fix. I will also demo on how to setup Access Manager to access your inbox using the 32 bit GroupWise Client or MS Outlook. The presentation is of interest to GW admins.

 

Title: Use your Novell GroupWise and/or Microsoft Outlook client to access your inbox from anywhere.

Proposed Speaker(s): Paulo Frazao

Abstract: This session will focus on how to setup Access Manager to access GroupWise using the 32 bit client or MS Outlook from anywhere outside your business.

 

Title: Taming the Storage Beast and Feeding the Compliance Monster

Abstract: This session will identify what organizations could be legally required to provide as evidence in a civil litigation procedure and discuss ways how they can mitigate the costs of discovery through records retention policies and formalized data storage. In addition, attendees will gain valuable insights how an intelligent implementation of a corporate email retention policy will have a direct impact on the performance of their collaboration system, making it more reliable and highly available. Session Benefits: a) Attain a clear understanding of the requirements for public access requests and how you can make the information easily available; b) Understand how a formal email retention policy will help you overcome the uncontrolled growth of your GroupWise message store; c) Learn what tools and resources that are currently available to you to facilitate the implementation of a corporate email retention policy and free up your valuable high performance storage systems

 

Title: Groupwise TSA

Abstract: There seems to be always a problem with TSA's and I would like to see a more in depth questions and answers on making it work. It is never a simple load tsafs or load gwtsa, you have to have help every time, because it acts differently on every server.

 

Title: Benchmark testing for SUSE Linux Enterprise Server + Clustering

Proposed Speaker(s): Darren McGary, Charles Sisson

Abstract: Many customers have performance problems but do not know how to identify the problem let alone take steps to resolve it. This presentation will cover bench marking, troubleshooting, identification and resolution techniques This presentation will: -- provide the knowledge to understand the issue -- assist in identifying the root cause -- identify steps needed to resolve the issue . This information is beneficial to: -- anyone using SUSE SLES 10 with locally attached drives -- anyone using SUSE SLES 10 in a clustered environment -- anyone using GroupWise – anyone desiring to optimize the performance

 

Title: High Level Discussion of Configuring and Troubleshooting the GWIA

Proposed Speaker(s): Eric Raff

Abstract: Detailed discusion of GWIA switches which would include a discussion of SMTP config POP/IMAP config etc. and best practices. Understanding the flow of messeges through the gateway. A very detailed descripition on how to read gateway logs. and then some cool suggestions you may or may not know.