An interesting article on removing mail access immediately for users on Exchange makes for interesting thinking for Notes and Domino Administrators too...

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The power supply on my home machine died, which is why I've been absent., I did buy a netbook to tide me over - it's lovely, but in all the fuss I completely forgot to drop back here and blog about it!

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In the Notes/Domino world, there are some well-known "bad words".

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Notes 8 isn't Vista, and claiming that it is seems ridiculous to me.

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Every larger organisation has strict rules on how to keep your IT services secure., You know the one - "don't tell your password to anyone else", "don't let anyone else use your account", and all that., And it usually seems as though nobody pays attention to them.

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Ars Technica has an interesting article on Instant Messaging takeup in UK business.

Basically, it's poor.

It seems that neither SameTime nor Office Communicator have made a compelling case to most businesses - which is a great shame.

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The iPhone is out, and my what a fuss we have!

(Mostly still about Notes sycnhronising, of course.)

I tend to trust Ars Technica - they're a good bunch there, and rarely wrong.

And they say it's not up to Blackberry standards when it comes to the Enterpise side.

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I've just seen something amazingly dumb.

And as an administrator of an email/groupware platform, I'm wondering whether it's down to stupidity or a lack of training.

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If there's one thing I've found tedious in the Linux community, it's the odd assertion that if it ain't free, it must be worthless.

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Me and my colleagues have just determined a very cheap, very effective means of penetration testing for your networks and servers...

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