This article by Jack Downing and Michael Herring describes how to use the Sametime System Console to configure your 8.5.1 Sametime servers with an 8.0.2 Community server.
The article is also a good ressource when you have to troubleshoot a community server installation, because it describes some configuration files that are worth looking into.
Least Privilege Security is the practice of assigning users and programs the minimum permissions required to complete a given task. Implementing this principle in different versions of Microsoft Windows requires careful planning and a good understanding of Windows security. While there are benefits in implementing Least Privilege Security on the desktop, there are many technical challenges that you will face when restricting privileges.
In our company, we are about to plan the rollout for Windows 7, so this book sounds interesting to me. Packt Publishing has promised to send me a copy of this book in return for a review. I’m looking forward to receiving it.
To get a first impression of the content and it’s quality, here is a link to Chapter No. 3 – Solving Least privilege Problems with the Application Compatibility Toolkit .
Happy reading!
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Found this information in the IBM Lotus Knowledgebase ( Technote #1438255 )
The working sets information is kept in a file called workingsets.xml in the following location in your Notes installation folder:
Notes\Data\workspace\.metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.ui.workbench
Copy this file to the new Domino Designer client in the same location while Domino Designer is not running. When you next start up Domino Designer the working sets will be available and matching the previous client.