The document discusses integrating Novell Teaming with an existing infrastructure. Teaming can leverage existing server environments, authentication sources, email systems, and file shares. It supports a variety of platforms and databases. Teaming provides collaboration features like document sharing and feeds. It can integrate with Novell GroupWise and expose existing document stores within Teaming.

1. Integrating Novell ® Teaming within Your Existing Infrastructure Robin Redgrave Collaboration Technical Specialist [email_address] Tracy Smith Product Manager, Novell Teaming [email_address] Kai Reichert Collaboration Technical Specialist [email_address]

2. Agenda Teaming Overview

3. Using Existing Server Environment

4. Authentication Sources

5. Inbound and Outbound Messaging

6. Using WebDAV Mapped Drives

7. Using Mirrored Folders to Access Existing Documents

8. Data Synchronization with Novell ® Data Synchronizer

9. Using Information Feeds

10. Access from Mobile Devices

11. Teaming Overview

12. Personal and Team Productivity Overview Novell ® GroupWise ® Novell ® Conferencing Novell ® Pulse Novell ® Teaming E-Mail Calendar Contacts Instant Message Audio Desktop Share Video Document Share Real-time Communication Document Co-authoring Social Messaging Team Collaboration Workflow Content Management Knowledge Retention

13. Customizable Workspaces Relevance Dashboard Social Tools Robust Workflows Content Management Components User-based Access Control Teaming 2

14. Teaming: Key Success Areas Knowledge Repository Document Management Project Collaboration Process Automation New: Intranet Replacement/Augmentation Customer Themes / Profiles Distributed Teams, Security and Identity, Knowledge Retention, Collaboration vs Sharing, Cost, Support, Experience, Open & Flexible

15. Validation “ Teaming brings very strong capabilities for workspaces and collaborative application development, particularly in the area of workflow” — The Forrester Wave™: Collaboration Platforms, Q3 2009 Rob Koplowitz , Forrester Analyst, United States Novell Teaming 2 Named a Leader in Forrester Wave Report

16. Server Environment

17. Platforms Teaming will run on the following Novell ® Open Enterprise Server (OES) 2 Linux

18. SUSE ® Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 10 or SLES 11

19. Windows Server 2003 or Windows Server 2008 Plus latest support pack

20. Databases Can use existing Database environment MySQL

21. MSSQL

22. Oracle Take advantage of Existing High availability

23. Existing Backup environment

24. Existing product knowledge

25. File system Teaming needs a file system to store files Can use existing data environment Take advantage of Existing High availability

26. Existing Backup environment

27. Front End Access Access to Teaming via Browser Supports http and https on Internet Explorer 7 or newer

28. Firefox 3.5 or newer

29. Safari Teaming uses Tomcat Default ports need to be redirected to use port 80 or 443 Access to can be secured by using Access Manager

30. DMZ scenario may require a multi-server setup

31. Authentication

32. Authentication Can use existing LDAP Authentication sources eDirectory ™

33. Active Directory

34. Open LDAP? Also has a local directory Useful for external users Can mix and match directories in your environment eDirectory/Active Directory/Local

35. LDAP S ynchronisation Can use filters to limit imported users Only members of a Teaming group have access Users can be removed/disabled if deleted from LDAP

36. Can import existing Groups No requirement to recreate groups

37. Can assign rights dynamically to new users Can create Groups based on OU Based on filter