New Service Provider Object

Use this dialog box to select the type of service provider object you want to create and to give it a unique name. The object is created in the container that was selected before you started the creation process.

Type
Select the type of provider object you want to create:

• GroupWise: Used to represent the GroupWise^® Provider installed on a Web server. The GroupWise Provider must be associated with the WebAccess Application (running on the same Web server) and a WebAccess Agent. After these associations are made, the GroupWise Provider can communicate with the WebAccess Agent to provide the WebAccess Application with the GroupWise information being requested by GroupWise WebAccess users.
• GroupWise WebPublisher: Used to represent a GroupWise WebPublisher Provider installed on a Web server. The GroupWise WebPublisher Provider must be associated with the WebPublisher Application (running on the same Web server) and a WebAccess Agent. After these associations are made, the GroupWise WebPublisher Provider can communicate with the WebAccess Agent to provide the WebPublisher Application with the library documents being requested by GroupWise WebPublisher users.
• GroupWise Monitor: Used to represent a GroupWise Monitor Provider installed on a Web server. The GroupWise Monitor Provider must be associated with the Monitor Application (running on the same Web server) and a Monitor Agent. After these associations are made, the GroupWise Monitor Provider can communicate with the Monitor Agent to provide the Monitor Application with the MTA, POA, Internet Agent, or WebAccess Agent information being requested by GroupWise Monitor users.
• LDAP: Used to represent an LDAP Provider installed on a Web server. The LDAP Provider communicates with an LDAP server to provide the WebAccess Application with directory information.
• Generic: Used to represent a third-party provider installed on a Web server.

Name
Enter a name to identify the object. The name must meet the following criteria:

• Start with a letter.
• Contain only letters, numbers, and hyphens (no spaces allowed).
• Be unique within the container where the object is being created.

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