Lotus Notes Traveler customers are NOT recommended to upgrade to Domino 8.5.2.3

  • 01 Aug, 2011

Lotus Notes Traveler customers are NOT recommended to upgrade to Domino 8.5.2.3 and later releases until they have applied APAR LO62635 to the Traveler server. Domino server 8.5.2.3 (Fix Pack 3) changed one of the API calls that Lotus Traveler server uses.  Running Domino 8.5.2.3 and Lotus Traveler 8.5.2.x without LO62635 can cause a server crash scenario.  Once LO62635 is installed on the server, the Domino server can be at any 8.5.2.\  level. WORKAROUND: Until the Traveler APAR LO62635 fix is available, Administrators may uninstall Domino Server Fix Pack 3 and install Fix Pack 2 instead. The information above is from TN 1507380

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WebSphere Portal 7 security and ldap

  • 28 Jul, 2011

At the beginning of a portal project is very important to setup a good  user repository schema  and choose the configuration that best fits. If you are new to WebSphere Portal you need to read this article(http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/portalwiki.nsf/dx/WebsecurityconceptsandconsiderationsforIBMWebSpherePortaladministrators) and this topic(http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/portalwiki.nsf/dx/Userregistryconsiderationswp7) on the wiki

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The 2011 IBM Technology Trends Survey is now live

  • 24 Jul, 2011

What is the survey?
In the 2010 IBM Tech Trends Survey, more than 50% of the respondents told us mobile application development will overtake other types of development by 2015. And nearly 70% felt cloud computing will become the primary way organizations will acquire IT in the next five years. 
The survey garnered press coverage across the globe, allowing IBM to highlight its offerings for the top trends identified.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/GGRHYC2(https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/GGRHYC2).

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NSF Knife

  • 18 Jul, 2011

This is my NSF Knife :-)
I like to cook. I noticed this brand in my 8 inches knife. !Image:NSF Knife(http://platao.plansis.com.br/blogkenio.nsf/dx/07182011024721PMKCANYX.htm/content/M2?OpenElement)

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Certification Day Belo Horizonte - Brazil

  • 15 Jul, 2011

Today several people at Plansis got IBM Certifications. Congratulations to our new Certified Professionals and good vacation for me :-)

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How to implement LDAP failover with WebSphere Portal?

  • 13 Jul, 2011

This type of question i answered a several times.  The solution posted here is only one of the several solutions and depends on the architecture and servers on your deployment. How can you implement LDAP failover for IBM WebSphere Portal version 6.1, 6.1.5, and 7 so that a replica LDAP server can be leveraged for cases in which your primary LDAP server is unavailable? TN 1282720 Use the following steps for cases in which you configure security to a standalone LDAP: 1. Perform the WebSphere Application Server configuration steps by referencing the topic, Configuring multiple LDAP servers for user registry failover(http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/wasinfo/v6r1/index.jsp?topic=/co

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DB2 connection routing using Linux load balancing

  • 07 Jul, 2011

From developerworks... For any database, the first step to accessing data is making a connection from the client to the server. You may need to establish connections from clients to your IBM® DB2® Universal Database™ server across a wide area network or from the Web. If you have many connections coming in, with the potential for overloading your network or server at peak times, you may be looking at implementing a load balancing solution to spread requests across multiple servers. The flexibility of routing these connections by using facilities outside of DB2 has many potential applications. This article discusses one method of routing TCP/IP DB2 connections using an open source TCP pr

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Disable ’Set default Letterhead’, but previous letterhead is still used

  • 28 Jun, 2011

A customer would like  to set "No Letterhead" and prevent changes for all users using policies but it not work. I found a SPR LMAN6H6HB7 and the workaround is: the  "No letterhead" setting does go into effect correctly if it's changed to 'set value when modified' and changed back to 'set value and prevent changes. 1- go to the Policy Settings document and edit it
2- change from " Set Value and prevent changes" to "Set value whenever modified" , save & Close
3- Control&Shift&F9 to refresh the views
4- Go back to the Policy setting and edit the document, Set this time back to " Set Value and prevent changes"
5- Push the policy now to users, " tell adminp process mail"
6- Restart

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Review process to save disk space on Domino

  • 27 Jun, 2011

Starting a review of Domino environment today. Our goal is to reduce the size of databases and enable DAOS. I start converting all the databases (test server) to ODS 51. To covert i use the command load compact -c -v -n. The switch -c is copy style, -v enables the "Compress document data" database property and -n enables "Compress database design". The next step used was load compact -c -ZU to upgrade attachments to LZ1 compression from Huffman compression. Using this two steps we save 63% of disk space in one database. DAOS is not enabled yet. The resut is from : !Image:Review process to save disk space on Domino(http://platao.plansis.com.br/blogkenio.nsf/dx/27062011141306KCAN7S.htm/

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I am a IBM Champion :-)

  • 23 Jun, 2011

I am honored to have been chosen as one of 50 World Champions of  IBM Collaboration Solutions Thanks to IBM for recognition and  congratulations to all nominated. The  list is here http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus/champions/(http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus/champions/)

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