System information

This article refers to the Barracuda Message Archiver release 3.1 and higher, and Novell GroupWise .

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In this article

Naming the Trusted Application Key for the Barracuda Message

Archiver

Validating the Trusted Application

Locating the Trusted Application Key

Importing Novell GroupWise Messages

Understanding GroupWise Trusted Application

Keys

A Trusted Application Key is created at the Domain database level. To create this key, you need the following:

An application capable of creating the such as the available on the Trusted Application Key GroupWise Trusted App Key Maker USER

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Administrator access to the GroupWise wpdomain.db database

Administrator privileges to the Domain object within eDirectory

As with the majority of GroupWise administration, information is written to the Domain database, which is then propagated throughout the system.

Information is replicated to other Domain databases which in turn push this information to the Post Office database. Therefore, it is critical when

creating a Trusted Application Key that all Domains are communicating and show OPEN status in the Message Transfer Agents (MTAs).

Note that propagation of the Trusted Application Key to the Post Office database is based on the size of the GroupWise system; allow the Trusted

Application Key to fully propagate before attempting to log in.

Naming the Trusted Application Key for the Barracuda Message Archiver

You must name the Trusted Application Key Barracuda_IMAP

Validating the Trusted Application

If the application is having difficulty running, or if the Trusted Application Key does not generate properly, review the Post Office Agent (POA) log

files for the Post Office database you are trying to access using the Trusted Application Key. Locate the log entry for the login attempt:

TRUSTED APP login attempt