I was a little late in the game to try to get Lotus Traveler to work on the Kindle Fire since I only purchased the tablet in the middle of March of this year (2012). I didn’t even bother to check whether Lotus Traveler on the Amazon Kindle Fire was even supported or not. Only [...] [...]
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I’m told that IBM frowns on companies switching/downgrading their licenses from Lotus Domino Enterprise to a “lesser” license. I don’t really know if that is true, but it is perfectly understandable that IBM would prefer that a client continues its Software Subscription and Support with an Enterprise-level product versus purchasing a product targeted to SMBs. [...] [...] We were trying to get a customer configured to use his Lotus Notes Basic 8.5 client to connect to his newly installed Lotus Sametime Entry 8.5.1 server on Microsoft Windows 2008. When the customer tried to log in, he seemed to login successfully. However, even though the Lotus Notes Basic Client status bar would show [...] [...] |
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