Author: <span>kenio.carvalho</span>

The paper describes the steps and best practices for migrating an existing standalone WebSphere Portal 6.0 environment to a standalone WebSphere Portal V7 and should be followed by the majority of customers, even those in a Web Content Management environment.

The foundation for this document is the initial release of the V7 Information Center with additional information based on the outcome and experiences of our pre-release testing. With this document, we provide a more comprehensive guide and highlight some of the common pitfalls and mistakes when migrating.

Found it today on TN 1487071 but IBM doen´t tell the size of the very large attachment. I think to avoid this problem on the mail servers is to setup the max message size.

If serveral very large attachments are sent to DAOS enabled databases the daosfication process can use so much server resources as to be a risk to server function.  The only way to stop it is to restart the server.

Portal search engine fails to crawl same content that may reside in different site areas of the same library

By default the crawler considers the content to be same and will only crawl the content item once even if it resides under different site areas. To resolve this issue simply add search service property CHECK_DUPLICATES = false and create new search collection

Five years since my first post.  

I’ve learned that the more information you share more success you have.

Thanks to all blog readers.

Cinco anos escrevendo aqui desde o meu primeiro artigo neste blog.  Aprendi  com uma amiga, que quanto mais informação você compartilha mais sucesso você consegue.

É verdade o que me foi dito.

 Consegui um reconhecimento profissional que jamais imaginei ter.

Obrigado a todos que estão acessando o blog  pois isto só incentiva a compartilhar mais e mais informação.

IBM had recommended the following command to enable DAOS:

This enables DAOS and enables attachment compression at the same time.
load compact  mailexample.nsf  -c -ZU -DAOS

The new recommendation is to perform 2 compacts.  

First, enable compression and then enable DAOS.  This is critical for customers which have upgraded from 6.5x to 8.5

load compact  mailexample.nsf -c -ZU  

load compact  mailexample.nsf -c -DAOS

Supporting information http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21409278

The information above is from TN 1411563

After upgrading Sametime Server to 8.5.1 users using Notes 8.x Basic and older Notes clients cannot log in

In the [Config] section of the sametime.ini section add ST_MINIMAL_CLIENT_VERSION=6510 (or lower) to resolve this issue.

Note that all servers in the environment must have the same values for both VP_SECURITY_LEVEL and ST_MINIMAL_CLIENT_VERSION to communicate with each other.

When you upgrade to domino 8.5.3 debug_threadid=1 is a default value and you console looks like (see the hex numbers on the left)

Today i upgraded 3 Domino Servers and one Sametime Server. 🙂

Just type set config  debug_threadid=0 on the console

Prezados,

Estamos mapeando profissionais com habilidades em administração em Domino e/ou  WebSphere Portal para atuar em projetos da Plansis.
Caso você possua tais competências e tenha interesse em participar  de nosso processo seletivo,  por favor preencha o documento anexo e encaminhe para:
adriani.silmarovi at plansis.com.br com o subject: Chamada para administradores
Caso você possua habilidade nos dois ambientes, envie uma versão do documento para cada produto.

This issue is documented in APAR # IC60787 where DATA PROTECTION FOR DOMINO BACKUP FAILS WHEN DATABASE IS BUSY BY DOMINO SERVER.  

The fix for this problem is contained in the latest 5.5.3 release of the TDP Domino:

Relative Technote:

http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=669&uid=swg21219345

TDP Domino 5.5.3 also addresses another key issue where TDP Domino may crash on files with local access protection (APAR # IC64849):

From the TN 1358548. Before implementing DAOS take care of your backup strategy

In a standard Notes® database (NSF), the attachments are stored inside the NSF file itself, and the database is self-contained. In order to back up a standard Notes database, only the NSF file itself needs to be backed up. After you introduce DAOS, the NSF files that participate in DAOS contain only references to the NLO files where the attachment content is stored. As a result, backing up the NSF alone is no longer enough. The NLO data needs to be backed up as well.