Posts Tagged: ‘tool’
Tools for my handbag – Part 3: Mouse whitout Borders
Tools for my handbag – Part 3: Free SMTP Server Connection Diagnostics Tool – very easy and fast
Tools for my handbag – Part 2: Mail Header Analysis Tools to Help You Work Faster (Online and On Premise)
Domino Navigator 2.2 – Freeware Tool for IBM Notes Domino developer and admins
2 Notes Google Calendar Synchronizer Tools
sync your IBM Notes Calendar entries to Google Calendar to mobile Device (Example Android mobile Device)
Neue Version des All-in-one Admin Tools
IBM hat die Version 1.2 des All-in-one Admin Tools veröffentlicht und unterstützt damit auch Domino 9. Das Werkzeug bietet eine Reihe von Helferlein:
1. Remove Profiles Tool
- Tool to present a selectable list of profile documents for removal from a database. IMPORTANT NOTE: Do not use this tool to remove the OOO profile.
- For more information about this tool, see the "Additional Information" section below
2. Out of Office Diagnostic Tool
- Troubleshoot issues with Out of Office functionality. Technote #1296389 – How to use the Out Of Office (OOO) diagnostic tool
3. Prohibit Design Element Tool
- Presents design elements that have the prohibit flag enabled with the option to remove the flag. (See related wiki article titled "Prohibit Design Element Tool")
4. Copy Database Tool
- Create a LotusScript, document-level copy of a mail database
5. Rebuild Mail Database Inbox
- Rebuilds a mail database Inbox, which may become necessary due to corruption or the accidental removal of documents from a folder. See related technote #1104973 - How to rebuild a Notes mail inbox
6. Edit Database ACL
- Given a list of mail databases this tool will set the ACL entry for the mail file owner to editor, designer, or manager
7. Find Duplicate Templates
- Locate duplicate templates on a server and provide comprehensive list of duplicate templates, identifying which ones are the original
8. Disable Background Agents
- Given a list of mail databases this tool will enable or disable all background agents in a database by editing the database property "Disable background agents for this database". (See related technote #1380020)
- This tool leverages C API functions and allows you to edit a property is not accessible via LotusScript
9. Create Mail Database Spreadsheet
- Given a server name in your organization this tool will gather your specified mail database attributes and create a Comma Separated Value (CSV) file to be opened and manipulated in spreadsheet format. (See related technote #1268625)
10. Document DXL Export Tool
- Export a select document to XML format to analyze it at a more granular level
11. Fix Duplicate Folders
- Fix for duplicate folders that are a result of technote #1579690
12. Log Analysis
- Tool to search given list of text files for particular string and output to a text file
13. Mail Database Search
- Searches a directory or selected mail databases for a particular string where the results are output to the log as document links (See related technote #1259256)
New version of ACL & Cluster Tool published on OpenNTF
Today, I published a new version of my ACL & Cluster tool.
Changes:
- New feature to apply the mail-/homeserver of each mailfile owner as adminserver
- from the setup document, you can now send console commands to execute the agents immediatelly (useful for testing)
For more details and download, go to the project page on OpenNTF…
Feature requests and bug reports are very welcome!
Filed under: IBM Notes/Domino, Tools
SwiftFile 4.2 for IBM Notes Client 9.x
Übersicht über die ACLs aller Datenbanken
Die catalog.nsf bietet dem Domino-Admin eine Übersicht über die ZUgriffskontrolllisten der Datenbanken in seiner Umgebung. Haken dabei: es ist eine Option, ob eine DB überhaupt im Datenbank-Katalog aufgeführt wird oder nicht:
Es könnte also sein, dass einem hier wichtige Datenbanken gar nicht angezeigt werden, weil die entsprechende Option nicht aktiviert ist.
Mit dem Tool AuditServer von OpenNTF lässt sich eine solche Liste on the fly generieren, ungeachtet der Katalog-Einstellung:
Man klickt einfach auf “Audit Server Content”, gibt den Servernamen und einen Suchstring für Datenbanknamen an (* für alle) und wartet, bis die Liste generiert wurde.
Zusätzlich gibt es noch ein paar nette Übersichten nach Serveragenten oder Replik-IDs.