The only other Internet-access support is through another option, WebAccess. This add-on also worked well and delivers more of the mail system's expected services, like calendaring and sched uling, than the other GroupWise products. The two make an odd mix. WebAccess, however, is really good. For the time being, that mix should serve most needs, but administrators of very large corporate networks will probably feel constrained by either product's feature set.
Individual users can create and share public discussions.
The interface is remarkably easy, and the product makes a clear and understandable distinction between continuing a conversation thread and introducing a new topic. Granting privileges to other users is simple. You can choose a combination of three access levels-view, edit and delete. It's not as flexible as a number of other products, but it serves most needs. Replicating your inbox, discussion folders and address books, not to mention some of GroupWise's other features like document management, is just the right balance between simple and flexible.