Novell NETWARE 6-DOCUMENTATION Manual page 2231

NetStorage Gadget Configuration
GroupWise WebAcess Gadget Configuration
Provide the URL to access Novell NetStorage. This URL is either the IP
address or DNS name of the server where NetStorage is installed or the IP
address you chose for the Apache-based services during the NetWare 6
installation. If you specified a port number other than port 80 for Apache-
based services during the NetWare 6 installation, you must also specify that
port number.
For example, if the IP address of the NetStorage server is 127.0.0.1 and the
port number is 51080, then you would add 127.0.0.1:51080 to the field.
The NetStorage path is oneNet/NetStorage. The path cannot be changed, and
is automatically added to the NetStorage URL by NetWare WebAccess.
There are two possible options for the Default Username field. You can enter
%cn% or leave the field blank.
The %cn% option will cause NetWare Web Access to get the user's eDirectory
username and automatically add it to the username field on the NetStorage
login screen. The user will then not be required to enter a username, but will
still be required to enter a password.
If you leave the field blank, the user will be required to enter both a username
and a password.
You must have NetStorage installed and configured before configuring this
gadget. For more information on NetStorage, go to
Installation.
Provide the URL to GroupWise WebAccess. The URL will be similar to http:/
/IP_address or DNS_name/servlet/webacc. Susbstitute the IP address or DNS
name of the Web server running GroupWise WebAccess.
There are two possible options for the Default Username field. You can enter
%cn% or leave the field blank.
The %cn% option is useful if the user's GroupWise username is the same as
the eDirectory username. %cn% will cause NetWare WebAccess to get the
user's eDirectory username and automatically add it to the username field in
GroupWise WebAccess. The user will then not be required to enter a
GroupWise username, but will still be required to enter a password.
NetStorage Overview and
Installation and Configuration
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