API Gateway snapins needed

Why is it so hard to find the API Gateway snapin for NWAdmin? Where can I
get them? Thanks Mike

Deleted and recreated the API Gateway but I don't have the "Required
Parameters" or the "Directory Synchronization" tabs. Tried using NWAdmin32
in 3 different Groupwise 6.5/Netware 6.5 systems but I can't get the tabs.
The gateway ojbect and the rest of the tabs are there. Any additional ideas?
Thanks Mike
> This is correct.
>
> I just retried, and it worked nicely here.
>
> I suggest you nuke the API Gateway, and then recreate it using NWAdm32
>
>
> --
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>
> Tommy Mikkelsen
>
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NWADMIN GW snapins for the API Gateway, One more Time?

Hi folks,
Find myself in need of these. Looks like Tommy is on vacation. Can
someone send them over?
Thanks.
Jim
[email protected]

Originally Posted by Gert
FYI
http://gwcheck.biz/download/nwadmin/gw55sp5snapins.zip
Gert
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>>> Jim Huddle<[email protected]> 11-8-2007 3:23 >>>
On Sat, 11 Aug 2007 00:59:06 GMT, Jim Huddle <[email protected]> wrote:
>Hi folks,
>
>Find myself in need of these. Looks like Tommy is on vacation. Can
>someone send them over?
>
>Thanks.
>
>Jim
>
>[email protected]
Found that Tommy had posted them here:
Cool Solutions: GroupWise Snapins for the API Gateway
Guys, the GW55SP5SNAPINS.zip are the correct ones to use, not the ones on Coolsolutions 19293.html. Download the zip, expand it and then copy expanded files in the root of the \public\win32 directory.
Regards,
PaulS.

API gateway/NWadmin/Require parameters tab

I installed the API gateway. When I create the API object and attempt to
configure it, the "required parameters" tab does not appear where I can edit
paths. Am I missing something?

You need the GW5.5 snapins to make that work. Do you have a full set?
On Mon, 10 Sep 2007 18:37:59 GMT, "Jim Alexiou" <[email protected]>
wrote:
>I installed the API gateway. When I create the API object and attempt to
>configure it, the "required parameters" tab does not appear where I can edit
>paths. Am I missing something?
>
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API Gateway and GWADMB32.dll

I am told that I need the GWADMB32.dll so I can configure the API Gateway.
I have not been able to find this file.
I would appreciate some assistance find this file.
Regards
Gary

Hi,
Can I also get the same file gwadmb32.dll to install GroupWise snapins for nwadmn? please mail me on [email protected]
Regards,
Amit
Originally Posted by [email protected]
Hi,
Can I get the same file too, in order to install the Groupwise snapins
for nwadmn?
Thank You
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Assigning multiple interfaces for Oracle API Gateway (OAG)

We are deploying Oracle API Gateway to throttle our incoming API requests. We would like to keep the incoming external API requests separate from the internal configuration management so that they go through different interfaces when accessing the OAG server. This is mainly for security reasons so that the external people won’t have access to the interface used by internal operations team to manage OAG. Based on your experience, is there any standard best practice to accomplish this? We were thinking to perhaps use two of the server’s network interfaces with different IPs, one for the incoming API requests and the other for the internal admin management of OAG. But not sure if this is the best way to do what we need. We are aware of OAG's capability to support two separate ports to handle this situation, but would like a more secure set-up that could completely eliminate external access to the OAG management done by the IT team.
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You are on the right track.
Here is how you can achieve this:
You can use multiple network interfaces on the UNIX machine and setup networking/routing in such a way that all external traffic comes on on one card and is routed internally via a different card.
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OEG/Oracle API gateway vs OSB

I see most of the capabilities which an enterprise bus offers can also be implemented in OEG or Oracle API gateway. I understand that OEG is a gateway and is meant to be used as first layer of defense for security. However, in terms of features and capabilities OEG has almost all the features that a enterprise bus like OSB provides.
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Routing, transformations, and protocol conversions like accepting Rest messages and converting to SOAP and call soap services.
expect the features like dynamic routing, split join I see almost all features including throttling and caching are available in OEG.
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I was having the same same knowledge the one that you supplied. We have set-up the API gateway with bundled server.
But I was working with Oracle support on one of the other issue and Support engineer informed me when you deploy the services you can select the WebLogic server instance like Gateway server instance. This was confusing so I open the Oracle ticket and post the question in forum.
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Datasync Connection thats like the GroupWise 4 API Gateway

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GroupWise 4.1 API Gateway v2 on netware server

Currently, we are using API Gateway on Netware 6.5 to receive fax from the
Rightfax Server to our GroupWise mailbox. Does any API agents which can
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Regards

On 26.04.2012 04:32, Joey wrote:
> Currently, we are using API Gateway on Netware 6.5 to receive fax from
> the Rightfax Server to our GroupWise mailbox. Does any API agents which
> can support GW2012 and OES2 now? If no, how can I receive the fax from
> the Rightfax Server after the migration? Thanks!
>
> Regards
>
Unless there's a newer version of Rightfax which doesn't reyly on 10
years outdated techniques, I'm afraid it would be messi. You're only
option would be to keep a Netware server around with the API gateway and
an older MTA version, and hope it still works in a 2012 system.
CU,
Massimo Rosen
Novell Knowledge Partner
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Exchange Gateway or API Gateway

We're running GroupWise 7.02HP1a on both NetWare and Linux. We're looking to cooperate with an Exchange 2003 system (maybe 2007 with a 2003 intermediary).
Not sure whether to use the Microsoft Gateway with API Gateway on the Novell side, or the Novell Exchange Gateway. Does anyone have experience with both that can comment on which one seems to function better? Is it a toss up and just a matter of preference?
Thanks for any feedback,
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Originally Posted by ukdtom
Use the Novell Exch. Gateway....
The API one was before html was invented, so I doubt it supports html based mails
Also...The Novell Exch. gateway is under constant development, where the API one hasn't been developed
since GW4
Ahh ok :) Thanks for the response... I'll push for the Novell Exch. Gateway.

Outbound TLS web services from api gateway

Hello,
We want to call a webservice with TLS 1.1. OR 1.2 from the api gateway.
This is the error i get:
transient failure connecting to remote: peer disconnected unexpectedly.

Hi,
I will assuming you actually mean TLS and not LTS.
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Example in this screenshot.
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Where is API Gateway Functionality

Our GroupWise system is currently on NetWare servers. We want to move our GroupWise system to run on Windows servers.
There seems to be no API Gateway for Windows. How can I still do the things the NLM API gateway supported, when running GroupWise on Windows servers???

dafitt wrote:
> How can I still do the
> things the NLM API gateway supported, when running GroupWise on
> Windows servers???
You can't......
But since I don't know what you used it for, then this just might be
your solution:
http://www.jrbsoftware.com/jrbutils_nw/overview/
Tommy Mikkelsen
IT Quality A/S, Denmark
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API Gateway for Backup Exec

Hello,
There is a Novell 6.5 server wiht GroupWise 7.0.3 with one running GroupWise 4.1 API Gateway v2 for NLM module. This gateway is for the FAX service via Groupwise client. I would like to install another new api gateway for Bakcup Exec to send backup results via e-mail.
Do I have to stop the running gateway(FAX) to install the new gateway for the Backup Exec?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
J.

jschild wrote:
> Can I install another
> api gateway on the same server, near API2 folder without shutdown API
> gateway
All gateways must be shutdown when installing, since this most times
req. exclusive access to wpdomain.db
Yes, I beleave, but haven't tested, that you can run two API gateways
on the same box
Note when all this is said, that the API gateway is an old timer, and
as Dave suggested....if possible, avoid it
Tommy Mikkelsen
IT Quality A/S, Denmark
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API Gateway 4.1

Hey everyone, we are running gw703 on suse10.1 with API gateway 4.1 on dos. We use this configuration to import our students email addresses from Google into our staff address books which run on GroupWise. The students have there own dummy MTA and PO. This system has worked well for us until we ran into a student who used a period in their email address.
WPC-API= 1.2;
Header-Char= T50;
Msg-Type= ADMIN;
DS-User=
Operation= Add;
Domain= TBIRDSTU;
Post-Office= Students;
Object= STUDENTJ;
Account-ID= XXXXXXX;
Network-ID= STUDENTJ;
Visibility= System;
Last-Name= STUDENT;
First-Name= JOE;
Department= STUDENT;
Title= 9/9/2008 12:23:44 AM MTB v3.5;
GW-Alias=
External-Name= [email protected];
Type= ntsmtp;
-END-
To remedy this we were going to change the . to an _ for the objectID and were considering importing the address (address@domain) into the Preferred EMail ID field under internet addressing tab of the external user object.
Does anyone know how to do input the data into the external user object through the API import process?
Thanks,
[email protected]

Internet Addressing is not understood or supported by the API Gateway
jerryvenable wrote:
> Hey everyone, we are running gw703 on suse10.1 with API gateway 4.1 on
> dos. We use this configuration to import our students email addresses
> from Google into our staff address books which run on GroupWise. The
> students have there own dummy MTA and PO. This system has worked well
> for us until we ran into a student who used a period in their email
> address.
>
> WPC-API= 1.2;
> Header-Char= T50;
> Msg-Type= ADMIN;
> DS-User=
> Operation= Add;
> Domain= TBIRDSTU;
> Post-Office= Students;
> Object= STUDENTJ;
> Account-ID= XXXXXXX;
> Network-ID= STUDENTJ;
> Visibility= System;
> Last-Name= STUDENT;
> First-Name= JOE;
> Department= STUDENT;
> Title= 9/9/2008 12:23:44 AM MTB v3.5;
> GW-Alias=
> External-Name= [email protected];
> Type= ntsmtp;
> ;
> -END-
>
> To remedy this we were going to change the . to an _ for the objectID
> and were considering importing the address (address@domain) into the
> Preferred EMail ID field under internet addressing tab of the external
> user object.
>
> Does anyone know how to do input the data into the external user object
> through the API import process?
>
> Thanks,
> [email protected]
>
>

API Gateway

Does groupwise 6.5 sp6 has API Gateway for exchange 2003?
or do we have to upgrade to groupwise 7 in order to talk to exchange
server 2003.
Please advice
Cheers

http://download.novell.com/Download?...d=4U9q113q6g0~
2.0 System Requirements
Microsoft* Exchange 5.5, 2000, or 2003
Windows* Server 2000 or Windows Server 2003
GroupWise 6.5 or GroupWise 7
Gert
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the biggest thing is keeping the feel going ..." - Wes Montgomery
>>> Chee Ang<[email protected]> 28-8-2007 7:38 >>>
Does groupwise 6.5 sp6 has API Gateway for exchange 2003?
or do we have to upgrade to groupwise 7 in order to talk to exchange
server 2003.
Please advice
Cheers

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