Adding Users To A Class Of Service - Novell GROUPWISE 8 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual

If you select Allow Access, you must also set a timeout interval. The timeout interval
determines how long the WebAccess Agent keeps open a dedicated connection to the post
office on behalf of the user. If the agent does not receive a user request within the specified
interval, it closes the user's connection to the post office in order to free up its resources and the
Post Office Agent's resources for other uses.
When the WebAccess Agent closes a user's connection to the post office, the user is not logged
out of WebAccess. The user can continue to use WebAccess. As soon as the agent receives a
request from the user, it opens the user's connection again. In general, you should leave the
timeout interval set to the default 20 minutes.
You can also have users automatically logged out of WebAccess after a specified period of
activity. WebAccess logout is handled by the WebAccess Application running on the Web
server, not by the WebAccess Agent. For information, see
Interval for Inactive Sessions," on page
Prevent Access: Select this option to prevent members of the class from using WebAccess.
6 Click OK to display the Select GroupWise Object dialog box.
7 Select Domains, Post Offices, Distribution Lists, or Users to display the list you want.
8 In the list, select the domain, post office, distribution list, or user you want, then click OK to
add the object as a member in the class. You can Ctrl+click or Shift+click to select multiple
users.
9 To add additional domains, post offices, distribution lists or users as members of the class of
service, select the class of server, then click Add to display the Select GroupWise Object dialog
box.
10 Click OK (on the Settings page) when finished adding members.

55.1.3 Adding Users to a Class of Service

The following steps help you add users to an existing class of service. For information about adding
new classes of service, see
1 In ConsoleOne, right-click the WebAccess Agent object, then click Properties.
2 Click Access Control > Settings to display the Access Control Settings page.
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Section 55.1.2, "Creating a Class of Service," on page
Section 55.2, "Setting the Timeout
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