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How to Add A Password to your GroupWise email account
You can check your email remotely through any internet connection via Webmail. You first must add a password to your email account from your work location. If you work remotely and do not have access to a Novell login, contact PCSTAFF to set up a password for you. 800-969-4310 From the main GroupWise email window: Go to Tools, Options, Security
Click on the Password tab Enter a password of your choice in the New password box. (This password does NOT require you to change it every 90 days like the Novell password) Enter it again in the Confirm new password box (verifies what you typed in the first box). Check the No password required with NDS box. Click OK.
Open Internet Explorer, and enter in the address
bar Click Login. Enter your Novell/GroupWise userid and the password you created. Your email account will open and you can check your email. Webmail looks somewhat different than it does on your desktop, but functions the same.
Looking up addresses is different in Webmail- the whole address book will not open when you choose address book. You will need to search by Last Name, First Name or Department, and you can just put in the first few characters if you are uncertain of the spelling.
You can still choose Groupwise address book, or any of your personal address books, and use the search feature as noted above.
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