I had a “little” trouble a while ago with a Blackberry Express server. For reasons beyond the scope of this post, the user account that was used to start the BES services had to be changed (different username and password). I updated the BES services in Windows with the new account, but I noticed that [...]

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IBM recently released a new fixpack for Lotus Domino 8.5.2: fixpack 3. Today, we installed this fixpack on our mailserver. The installation didn’t produce any problems and after the installation, the server started normally. At first, it looked like a successful upgrade, untill we tried to go to our webmail (iNotes). After logging in, we [...]

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IBM released an update for Lotus Traveler, which adds more stability and performance to the system. The updates are for the server and for the clients. This update brings Traveler to version 8.5.2.3. One interesting feature that has been added, is a defragmentation option for the Traveler database. This should help performance in large environments. [...]

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I found this article on the web that gives some tips about moving users from Outlook to Lotus Notes. It’s mostly about settings that make Lotus Notes feel a little bit more like Outlook so users don’t feel alienated from their mail client. Link: Lotus Notes Wiki Credit where it’s due: thanks to Mary Beth [...]

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Do you impose quotas on your users and have transactional logging enabled on your Domino server? Then this might be a nice little tip for you. By default, quotas in Domino are based on the filesize of a (mail)file. This means that quotas only decrease when you compact a database. This can be major annoyance [...]

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