Web Browser; Network Connection; Enterprise Server; Web Access Server - Novell IFOLDER 3.7 - CROSS-PLATFORM Manual

5.1.4 Web Browser

You need one of the following supported Web browsers on your client computers:
Mozilla* Firefox*
Microsoft Internet Explorer* 6.0/ 7.0
Safari* 3.0.4 and later
For secure connections, Novell iFolder 3.7 servers expect users to connect to the enterprise server
account and the Web Access server with SSL 3.0 connections. Both the client and browser
connections use the browser's settings for SSL. If Microsoft Internet Explorer is installed on your
system, the iFolder client uses those settings over any other browser configuration for the client.
Make sure the IE browser settings and other browsers you use to connect to iFolder servers are
configured to use SSL 3.0.

5.1.5 Network Connection

An active network connection is necessary to synchronize files in your iFolders. Your computer
must be active and online for access to and synchronization with any enterprise servers where you
have iFolder accounts.

5.1.6 Enterprise Server

Contact your iFolder administrator to get the server IP address or DNS name of the Novell iFolder
3.7 enterprise server for your iFolder account. For example,
ifolder3.example.com

5.1.7 Web Access Server

Contact your iFolder administrator to get the URL with the server IP address or DNS name of the
Novell iFolder 3.7 Web Access server for your iFolder account. For example, http://
or http://
ifolder ifolder3.example.com/ifolder

5.2 Downloading the iFolder Client Install Files

The iFolder client for Novell iFolder 3.7 is available for download on the OES 2 SP1 Welcome page
of your iFolder enterprise server.
1 Open a Web browser to the following location to open the server's Welcome page:
http://ifolder3.example.com
Replace
ifolder3.example.com
) of the Novell iFolder 3.7 enterprise server where you have an account. Ask
192.168.1.1
your iFolder administrator for this information.
2 In the left navigator, click Client Software to open the download page.
.
with the DNS name or the IP address (such as
or
192.168.1.1
.
192.168.1.1/
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