Novell Groupwise and POP access
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- Problem
- I was unable to access Novell Groupwise email through a POP client. I'd heard Novell likes to do things their own way, so I wasn't sure this was possible.
- Solution
- Groupwise does indeed support POP and SMTP - you just have to contact IT to find out the server names (they aren't standardized, as far as I know.) In my case, the servers were email-in.wooster.edu for POP and email-out.wooster.edu for POP and email-out.wooster.edu for SMTP. Make sure you check the "SMTP uses authentication" box (or similar cont
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