ProblemYou install or upgrade your IBM Lotus Domino mail server to version 8.0.2 and the router server task consumes 100% CPU resources when sending return receipts. This issue did not occur before implementing version 8.0.2.Resolving the problemThis issue was reported to Quality Engineering in SPR# NORK7KEULL and is fixed in IBM Lotus Domino 8.0.3.Contact your local IBM Lotus Customer Support center if you are experiencing this, or log a PMR via the Web ESR System.
Bug: Router using 100% CPU when sending return receipts in Domino 8.0.2
Posted by Daniel Silva Tags: 8.0.2, english, lotus dominoIBM launches Ubuntu-based "Microsoft-free" virtual desktop bundle
Posted by Daniel Silva Tags: ibm, linux, ubuntu"According to IBM, the virtual Linux desktop suite could cost, for large companies, as little as $59 per worker. That would include a minimal configuration of $49 for the VERDE desktop virtualization software from a third vendor, Virtual Bridges, $10 for Ubuntu Linux support, and no cost for the Lotus Symphony productivity software."
More info:
The Register: IBM takes on VMware virtual desktop
Silicon.com: IBM touts virtual "Microsoft-free" desktop
CNet News.com: IBM offers a 'Microsoft-free' desktop
Interesting article in the latest Wired Magazine on Ray Ozzie. One part I specifically enjoyed was reading how an agreement with Lotus' Mitch Kapor on the development of Lotus Symphony (not the one we all know today) later led on to the development of Iris Associates funded by Lotus, which released Lotus Notes on December 8, 1989. Iris was bought by Lotus for US$94 million, and one year later, Lotus was bought by IBM for US$3.5 billion. Ray Ozzie stayed on for another 2 years:
"I was cynical of IBM, but they took over Notes when we had 2 million users, and now there are 150 million. With Lotus that never would have happened."Link: Ray Ozzie Wants to Push Microsoft Back Into Startup Mode
Integração de Lotus Sametime com CISCO Unified Communications
Posted by Daniel Silva Tags: cisco, lotus sametime, unified_communicationsPara referência posterior, alguns links sobre integração das soluções da IBM e Cisco em comunicações unificadas:
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