Ipp; Nosnmp; Smtphome; Work - Novell GROUPWISE 8 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual

52.5.4 /ipp

Specifies the port number of a GroupWise POA that the Internet Agent can use to resolve IP
addresses of other POAs in the system. This replaces the need to configure post office links for the
Internet Agent in ConsoleOne (Internet Agent object > Post Office Links > Settings).
If you have established a GroupWise name server (
Section 36.2.2, "Simplifying Client/Server Access with a GroupWise Name Server," on page
Syntax: /ipp-port_number
Example: /ipp-1678

52.5.5 /nosnmp

Disables SNMP for the Internet Agent. The default is to have SNMP enabled. See
"Using an SNMP Management Console," on page
Syntax: /nosnmp

52.5.6 /smtphome

Specifies a secondary SMTP queues directory
directory can be helpful for troubleshooting by providing a way to trap messages before they are
routed to the Internet. You can also use the secondary directory to run third-party utilities such as a
virus scanner on Internet-bound messages. See
Processing Directories," on page
The Internet Agent places all outbound messages in this secondary directory. The messages must
then be moved manually (or by another application) to the primary SMTP queue's send directory
dhome switch) before the Internet Agent routes them to the Internet.
Syntax: /smtphome-path
Example:
/smtphome-mail:\provo1\wpgate\gwia\smtp2

52.5.7 /work

Sets the directory where the Internet Agent stores its temporary files. On NetWare and Linux, the
work directory is located in the domain by default. On Windows, it is not.
NetWare:
domain\wpgate\gwia\000.prc\gwwork
Linux: domain/wpgate/gwia/\000.prc/gwwork
Windows: c:\grpwise\gwia
Syntax: /work-pathname
NetWare Example: /work-sys:\tmp\work
Linux Example: -work /opt/novell/groupwise/tmp
Windows Example: /work-j:\tmp\work
ngwnameserver
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for inbound and outbound messages. This secondary
Section 50.1, "Relocating the Internet Agent's
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), you can use it. See
Section 49.4,
Using Internet Agent Startup Switches 843
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