Another great find (this tech note just came out today) of some improvements that have found their way into DAOS in 8.5.2. I am really liking DAOS now (I always have, it’s more an increase of like-iness) . It is so much easier to sell a client on DAOS now as the feature has been [...]
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You can tell from my posts today that I have been investigating DAOS a bit to get some more under-the-hood info that I might be need. I came across this technote here that specifies how to turn on DAOS on newly created archives when server based archiving is utilized. The kicker of this is that [...]
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How DAOS functions with mail quotas via IBM – How DAOS functions with mail quotas. I found this one in the Domino support feed this morning and it is rather informative. I read all new and updated technotes every day (or at least glance over them) and as DAOS is getting more and more of [...]
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Finally! I spent all of 25 minutes yesterday to upgrade my main Domino server to 8.5.2 with the new HF for SMTP that came out yesterday. I waited on this fix and all I can say is that the upgrade (from 8.5.1 FP4) was quick, simple and even the old HW that my server runs [...]
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LotusLive – IBM’s entry into the whole cloud computing and SAAS field. Arguably Domino has had this technical capability to work in “a” or “the” cloud for years though there were no buzz words attached to it and – IMHO – the market would not have been ready for the whole thought process. Though there [...]
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While perusing the IBM site and reviewing new technotes and SPRs I came across this one: 1440744 Basically it pertains to DAOS and transactional logging and a potential issue. The work-around is classic – call IBM and see if they can create a HF for you … wonderful. The reported SW version is 8.5 and [...]
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After all the talk of how to decide on what version (32 vs 64 bit) of Domino you want to choose on Windows, I want to blog briefly on some good strategies to migrate a server from 32 to 64 bit. My Assumptions for this article: As discussed previously, 64 bit Domino requires a 64 [...]
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I my last post I talked about what the main advantage of going 64 bit Windows for Domino – shared addressable memory – but I really did not go into detail on whether 32 bit or 64 bit Domino is the better choice for an installation. As I mentioned previously, the main advantage of going [...]
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I have been absent for a while but with good reason – a new project that keeps me VERY busy. Being busy though also has it’s advantages though, since it also means that I get to be exposed to allot of new things and learn more and more. So, 32 bit vs 64 bit – [...]
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