GroupWise Web, first introduced with the release of GroupWise 18.2, lets users access their GroupWise mailboxes through web browsers on mobile devices, tablets, and desktops.
GroupWise Web replaces GroupWise WebAccess, which is no longer being developed nor included with GroupWise.
Note: Previous versions of WebAccess still work with GroupWise 18.3.2 and later.
This image is the official release of GroupWise Web 26.2.0.
If you want to participate in our technical preview to see what is coming in GroupWise Web, go to https://hub.docker.com/r/mfgroupwise/webacc-ng and register for the tech preview.
https://www.microfocus.com/en-us/products/groupwise/overview
To provide feedback during the technical preview, you need to do so on the tech preview workspace (https://vibe.microfocus.com/novl/workspace/groupwise_web_tech_preview). You will need to be registered for the workspace before you can add any feedback. Follow the steps below to register for the workspace:
Create a microfocus.com/novell.com account if you do not already have one: https://login.microfocus.com/nidp/app/login?id=115&sid=0&option=credential&sid=0
Using your microfocus.com account, login to the tech preview workspace: https://vibe.microfocus.com/novl/workspace/groupwise_web_tech_preview
When you enter your credentials, you will get an Access Denied message, but your account is created in the Vibe system so you can request rights to the workspace.
Email your microfocus.com/novell.com username and email address to [email protected] with the subject of Registration saying you have established an account on the tech preview workspace and that you would like to participate in the tech preview.
You will receive a response when you have been granted rights to the tech preview workspace. It will include directions on how to access the workspace to ask questions and provide feedback. The workspace includes feedback forums and helpful information on using GroupWise Web.
Prerequisites and instructions for using this image are included under the release features. For information, see How to Use This Image.
For information about GroupWise Web 18.5 and earlier releases, see GroupWise 18 Release Notes or contact OpenText Support.
This release includes the following:
This release includes the following:
Folders now show the number of unread emails next to each folder. You can filter by unread messages in the folder. The unread filter is also available in advanced search.
Tech updates:
Updated to Angular 20.
Migrated from TinyMCE to Froala Editor.
This release includes the following:
OpenText Access Manager integration for Single Sign-On.
KeyShield SSO integration.
Global Search enhancements including filters.
In order to configure OpenText Access Manager in GroupWise Admin Console, the following must be known/obtained from the NAM Administrator:
DNS host name or IP address for the NAM server
Connection port to the NAM server
(Optional) SSL certificate for the NAM connection, if using SSL
NAM Client ID
NAM Client secret
In the GroupWise Administration Console, you enable NAM and enter this information by navigating to System > GroupWise Web > NAM Authentication. The NAM integration can be enabled/disabled at a user, post office, or domain level in the Client Options. In the event that the connection with NAM is lost after enabling the integration, users will still be able to login to GroupWise Web as long as Allow fallback to GroupWise Authentication is enabled in the Client options.
Important: By default, SSL is enabled for NAM when running the Docker image. If SSL needs to be disabled for NAM, update the Docker run command by adding NAM_SSL_VERIFY=off.
Important: Advanced Authentication (AA) with NAM is not yet tested. Please do not try to use both AA and NAM.
With KeyShield SSO configured for GroupWise Web in GroupWise Administration, users that are authenticated in the KeyShield Desktop Client with the KeyShield Plugin installed in their browser will be automatically logged into GroupWise Web when it is launched. KeyShield SSO login is also supported for proxy login in GroupWise Web.
For information about configuring KeyShield in GroupWise Administration, see https://www.novell.com/documentation/groupwise24/gw_guide_admin/data/b1f0s9ux.html and https://portal.microfocus.com/s/article/KM000040266?language=en_US. No additional configuration is required for GroupWise Web.
Important: Do not use both NAM and KeyShield SSO at the same time. Use only one or the other.
This release enhances the implement of the GroupWise Web integration with OpenText Secure Messaging Gateway (SMG). This release adds the following:
We have also enhances the security of GroupWise Web by changing the variant of nginx that we use to nginx:alpine. Because of this change, if you need to make changes to the running image container, you need to run the following command: docker exec -it /bin/sh.
This release includes the initial implementation of GroupWise Web integration with OpenText Secure Messaging Gateway (SMG). With SMG configured in GroupWise Administration, SMG executes security scans of composed messages in GroupWise Web. Mail items that fail a scan will not be sent. GroupWise Web users are notified when Mail items fail a scan. This gives them an opportunity to fix the security issue and try resending the item.
In order to configure SMG in GroupWise Administration, the following information must be known/obtained from the SMG Administrator:
DNS Host name or IP address for the Secure Gateway server
Connection port to the SMG server
SMG application key
Access to the SMG CA certificate, if using SSL
In the GroupWise Administration Console, you enable SMG and enter this information by navigating to System > GroupWise Web > Secure Messaging Gateway. In the event that the connection with SMG is lost after enabling the integration, users will still be able to send GroupWise Mail items without scanning. However, by default, attachments to mail items will not be included. You can override this behavior and allow attachments if you select the last setting in the Secure Messaging Gateway configuration, "Process attachments if scanning is interrupted." In either scenario, users are prompted with the appropriate information when SMG scanning is offline. More information about configuring SMG in GroupWise Administration Console can be found in Configuring Secure Messaging Gateway.
Once you have configured SMG in GroupWise Administration, you need to incorporate the SMG host into your docker run command. Use the following switch to add it to your docker run command:
--add-host=host name:IPaddress>
Example:
docker run -it -v /root/autoUpdate/gw-smg:/etc/nginx/gw --name j110-add --rm -e FQDN=web.acme.com -e DNS_SERVER=137.65.247.1 -p 2112:443 -e TLS REDIR=2112 --add-host=j110.qa.gwava.com:151.155.210.110 -v /root/autoUpdate:/certs mfgroupwise/web:latest
For this release, SSL is enabled for SMG when running the Docker image. If at some point you need to disable SSL for SMG, update the image using SMG_SSL_VERIFY=off in the docker run command. For reference, see Downloading and running the image.
Note: For this release, you need to update the GroupWise Post Office Agent. For information on updating the Post Office, see Updating the GroupWise Post Office Agent.
This release includes integration with Mailbox size limits that are managed by the GroupWise Administrator. When size limits are enforced by GroupWise Administration, sending new mail is prohibited without reducing the size of the Mailbox. To manage Mailbox size from GroupWise Web, the following enhancements were made:
Mailbox size gauge. This gauge is a new icon between the Settings and Logout icons that displays the status of the user's mailbox size, both by color and fill percentage. Mouse over the gauge to see the percentage of space used. Click the guage to open the "Mailbox Storage Size Information" table. Note that smaller mobile devices will not display the icon in this preview, but users can still check the mailbox size in the Settings options.
Gauge indicators:Warning notification. If a user's mailbox is full, the user is notified when first logging in or when trying to send a message that the mailbox limit is exceeded. Actions users can take to reduce the mailbox size is also given in the notification.
Mailbox storage information. The Settings menu now includes a "Check Mailbox Size" option. When a user selects this option in Settings (Settings cog on the masthead) or clicks the guage in the masthead, storage size details are provided for Trash, Sent, Received, and Personal/Draft items. This table is interactive. Click a column header to see the size of individual items by item-type. Select one or more items to delete (bottom button), to reduce mailbox size. Click "Size" to reverse the sort order of items by size numerically.
This release also includes fixes for the issues listed below, which include issues reported for the new Mailbox Storage Size feature.
Resolved issues with a generated password string.
Resolved an issue with a header shifting in the GroupWise Web CZ (Europe) Calendar.
Resolved an issue where the logout button was missing on devices in localized versions of GroupWise Web.
Note: For this release, you need to update the GroupWise Post Office Agent. For information on updating the Post Office, see Updating the GroupWise Post Office Agent.
Run the following command to pull down the GroupWise web image:
docker pull mfgroupwise/webRun the following command to run the image (use the information from the GroupWise Web Worksheet to fill out the command):
docker run -d -v web-config Location:/etc/nginx/gw --name gwweb --rm -e FQDN=Docker Server Name -e DNS_SERVER=DNS Server -p 80:80 -p 443:443 -v (Optional) Server Certificate:/certs mfgroupwise/web:latestTo run with GroupWise self-signed certificates:
Example:
docker run -d --rm -v /opt/novell/gw:/etc/nginx/gw --name gwweb -e FQDN=web.acme.com -e DNS_SERVER=192.168.1.5 -p 80:80 -p 443:443 mfgroupwise/web:latestTo run with commercially signed certificates:
Example:
docker run -d --rm -v /opt/novell/gw:/etc/nginx/gw --name gwweb -e FQDN=web.acme.com -e DNS_SERVER=192.168.1.5 -p 80:80 -p 443:443 -v /opt/novell/gw/certs:/certs mfgroupwise/web:latestNote that /opt/novell/gw/certs should contain the server.key and server.crt* files.
(Optional) If you want to run GW Web on a different ports than 80 and 443 (this is useful if you have more than one server running in Docker), you should change the initial port number (i.e. -p port:80 -p TLS_port:443) and add -e TLS_REDIR_PORT=port -e TLS_REDIR_PORT=TLS_port.
Example with commercial certs:
docker run -d --rm -v /opt/novell/gw:/etc/nginx/gw --name gwweb -e FQDN=web.acme.com -e DNS_SERVER=192.168.1.5 -p 8080:80 -p 8443:443 -e TLS_REDIR_PORT=8080 -e TLS_REDIR_PORT=8443 -v /opt/novell/gw/certs:/certs mfgroupwise/web:latestYou can now access GroupWise Web by going to https:\/\/\.
In order to support new functionality in GroupWise Web, changes sometimes need to be made to the GroupWise Post Office Agent to which GroupWise web connects. When you need to update the GroupWise POA, a note will be added to the Available Features list. Please note that the GroupWise download (and GroupWise Web) should only be used in a test environment.
To download the GroupWise build that has the latest GroupWise Web support, go to the Tech Preview workspace and follow the links to the latest GroupWise download.
Note: To access the Tech Preview workspace and the GroupWise download, you must be registered to the tech preview forum. Follow the steps in Registering for the Forum to register.
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