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Security Policies
X V I
Chapter 80, "Securing GroupWise Data," on page 1161
Chapter 81, "Securing GroupWise Agents," on page 1163
Chapter 82, "Securing GroupWise System Access," on page 1167
Chapter 83, "Secure Migrations," on page 1169
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Summary of Contents for Novell GROUPWISE 7 - SECURITY POLICIES

  • Page 1 Security Policies X V I Chapter 80, “Securing GroupWise Data,” on page 1161 Chapter 81, “Securing GroupWise Agents,” on page 1163 Chapter 82, “Securing GroupWise System Access,” on page 1167 Chapter 83, “Secure Migrations,” on page 1169 Security Policies 1159...
  • Page 2 1160 GroupWise 7 Administration Guide...

  • Page 3: Securing Groupwise Data

    Securing GroupWise Data Section 80.1, “Limiting Physical Access to GroupWise Servers,” on page 1161 Section 80.2, “Securing File System Access,” on page 1161 Section 80.3, “Securing Domains and Post Offices,” on page 1161 80.1 Limiting Physical Access to GroupWise Servers ®...
  • Page 4 1162 GroupWise 7 Administration Guide...

  • Page 5: Securing Groupwise Agents

    Securing GroupWise Agents Section 81.1, “Setting Up SSL Connections,” on page 1163 Section 81.2, “Protecting Agent Web Consoles,” on page 1163 Section 81.3, “Protecting Agent Startup and Configuration Files,” on page 1163 Section 81.4, “Protecting Agent Log Files,” on page 1164 Section 81.5, “Protecting Agent Processes on Linux,”...
  • Page 6 Locations of GroupWise Agent Startup and Configuration Files Table 81-1 Platform Directory Startup Files NetWare sys:\system post_office.poa domain.mta gwia.cfg webac70a.waa gwdva.dva Linux /opt/novell/groupwise/agents/share post_office.poa domain.mta gwia.cfg webac70a.waa gwdva.dva monitor.xml Windows c:\grpwise post_office.poa c:\grpwise domain.mta c:\grpwise\gwia gwia.cfg c:\wabacc webac70a.waa gwdva.dva c:\gwmon monitor.xml...
  • Page 7 Platform Directory Startup Files Windows \post_offce\wpcsout\ofs nnmmpoa.nnn \domain\mslocal mmddmta.nnn \domain\wpgate\gwia\000.prc mmddgwia.nnn \domain\wpgate\webac70a\000.prc mmddweb.nnn c:\webac\gwdva.dva\log mmnndva.nnn c:\gwmon mmnnmon.nnn mmnnhist.nnn 81.5 Protecting Agent Processes on Linux On Linux, the GroupWise agents are installed to run as the root user by default. This is not a secure configuration.
  • Page 8 1166 GroupWise 7 Administration Guide...

  • Page 9: Securing Groupwise System Access

    Securing GroupWise System Access Section 82.1, “Using a Proxy Server with Client/Server Access,” on page 1167 Section 82.2, “Using LDAP Authentication for GroupWise Users,” on page 1167 Section 82.3, “Managing Mailbox Passwords,” on page 1167 Section 82.4, “Enabling Intruder Detection,” on page 1168 82.1 Using a Proxy Server with Client/Server Access ®...
  • Page 10 82.4 Enabling Intruder Detection You can configure the POA to lock out a user that provides the wrong mailbox password too many times, as described in Section 36.3.5, “Enabling Intruder Detection,” on page 506. 1168 GroupWise 7 Administration Guide...

  • Page 11: Secure Migrations

    Secure Migrations Section 83.1, “GroupWise Server Migration Utility,” on page 1169 83.1 GroupWise Server Migration Utility During its operation, the GroupWise Server Migration Utility prompts for some restricted-access information. It also modifies critical GroupWise agent startup files. This section explains why. 83.1.1 Source Server Credentials The Server Migration Utility prompts for a user ID and password that provides read/write access to the NetWare or Windows server so that the Linux server can mount the source server with read/write...