Novell GROUPWISE 7 - INTEROPERABILITY GUIDE Manual page 336

3 After you can see that the Internet Agent stopped successfully, test it by starting it as a daemon,
as described in
Agents" in the
/etc/inet.d/grpwise start domain.gwia
/etc/inet.d/grpwise status domain.gwia
4 Stop the Internet Agent.
/etc/inet.d/grpwise stop domain.gwia
/etc/inet.d/grpwise status domain.gwia
5 Also test the MTA, as described in
on page
6 Repeat
7 Make sure you have completed all the tasks described in
Agent" in the
A few tasks, such as assigning a postmaster, are not dealt with in this cluster-oriented section.
8 After you have tested the Internet Agent on all nodes manually, start and stop the Internet
Agent resource in the HA Management Client to make sure that it is properly configured.
If you receive the error Unmanaged on node, then you have failed to test the Internet
Agent on one or more nodes. On each node, view the gwha.conf file in the /etc/opt/
novell/groupwise directory. Each Internet Agent section should be preceded by the name
of the domain followed by the eDirectory object name of the Internet Agent (GWIA by
default). If any section is preceded by a startup file name (for example, @gwia.conf), then
that Internet Agent has not yet been initialized by being run manually. To resolve the problem,
you can run the Internet Agent manually on that node, or you can replace the @gwia.cnf
with the appropriate domain and Internet Agent object information, being sure to follow the
same format as the other Internet Agent section headings in the gwha.conf file.
9 Continue with
Configuring the Clustered Internet Agent for SSL
If you plan to enable SSL, as described in
"Internet Agent" in the
and key file available to the Internet Agent in the cluster. The default locations for the SSL
certificate file and key file are on the nodes along with the Internet Agent software, rather than being
located with the domain on the shared storage partition. To avoid having multiple copies of these
files in multiple locations, you should set the locations in ConsoleOne
1 On the shared storage partition where the Internet Agent domain is located, create the directory
where you want to store the certificate file and key file required for SSL.
2 Copy the certificate file and key file into the new directory.
If you need assistance obtaining these files, see
"Security
3 In ConsoleOne, browse to and select the Domain object.
4 Right-click the Internet Agent object, then click Properties.
5 Click GroupWise > SSL Settings.
6 In the Certificate File field, browse to and select the certificate file.
336 GroupWise 7 Interoperability Guide
"Starting the Linux GroupWise Agents as
GroupWise 7 Installation
150.
Step 1 through Step 4 on each node where you have installed the Internet Agent.
GroupWise 7 Installation
Configuring the Clustered Internet Agent for
GroupWise 7 Administration
Administration" in the
Daemons" in
Guide.
Section , "Testing Your Agent Installation on Each Node,"
"Installing the GroupWise Internet
Guide.
"Securing Internet Agent Connections with
Guide, you must make the SSL certificate file
"Server Certificates and SSL
GroupWise 7 Administration
"Installing GroupWise
SSL.
SSL" in
®
.
Encryption" in
Guide.