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The Real Issue Regarding Security of Port 135210:44:55 PMWritten By : Richard SchwartzCategory : IBM Lotus Notes And DominoLocation : Nashua, NH Wow... an actual technical post from The Power of The Schwartz! It sure has been a long time since I did one.

I don't know why, and IBM doesn't know why, but there are occasional times when the Sametime servers do not create instant or scheduled meetings. What's especially frustrating, is that there doesn't appear to be any trace or log information that would even signal when this failure occurs.

I don't know why, and IBM doesn't know why, but there are occasional times when the Sametime servers do not create instant or scheduled meetings. What's especially frustrating, is that there doesn't appear to be any trace or log information that would even signal when this failure occurs.

Gonzo Lotusphere 2009!09/03/2008 07:03 AM The official Lotusphere 2009 site is now LIVE, so go register and get a hotel, OK? When you're done, come back. Technorati: Business Domino IBM Lotus Media Social issues Technology Travel Work Lotusphere

Volker points out a "show stopper" for Lotus Connections. Once a person is entered into the Connections system they should never be removed. Doing so may invalidate the data's consistency. One or two commenters on Volker's article mention the Data Protection Act 1998 as a prima facie reason why this is indeed a show stopper.

After work, I set up a ND8.5 server on a RHEL 5x server. I wanted a quick look at some of the standard templates, through a web browser. I haven't been disappointed. The Discussion database hasn't changed in it's web layout since (I'm guessing, here) R5 ?

After work, I set up a ND8.5 server on a RHEL 5x server. I wanted a quick look at some of the standard templates, through a web browser. I haven't been disappointed. The Discussion database hasn't changed in it's web layout since (I'm guessing, here) R5 ?

The best news is that everything works as detailed. The UI is light and fast (even through our SSL gateway). The testing group has been generally positive ("wow, it's fast!"). But, because it is lightweight, it is also feature-lite. It's good enough to be an 85% solution (especially, considering the limitations of the iPhone keyboard).

The best news is that everything works as detailed. The UI is light and fast (even through our SSL gateway). The testing group has been generally positive ("wow, it's fast!"). But, because it is lightweight, it is also feature-lite. It's good enough to be an 85% solution (especially, considering the limitations of the iPhone keyboard).