Showing posts with label change management. Show all posts
Showing posts with label change management. Show all posts

Tuesday, 10 February 2015

Domino Server Configuration Management - New Features

For over 10 years now, our Change Manager product has been controlling and monitoring Domino Server configurations in some of the worlds largest Notes environments.

Using this tool means (for example) no unexplained Group changes in the Directory, changes to important elements like Server Configurations can be controlled, and the use of 'all-powerful' features - i.e. Full Access Administration - are logged.

The tool now includes 2 additional new features;

1. Server Availability Monitoring. This checks your Server availability every minute, alerting you when Servers go offline, then when they become available again. All downtime is logged, keeping an accurate record of server uptime.

2. Monitoring via SMTP. This allows you to monitor a server in a different environment altogether, using SMTP. This in turn allows Domino Consulting/Hosting companies to monitor their clients Domino environments remotely, reporting on changes and alerting possible breaches of security. The client gets the benefit of increased visibility & security, without needing to actually manage the service.

For more information, demos and downloads, please visit our Change Manager page.



Monday, 8 April 2013

R9 support for all IONET products

We're pleased to announce that all IONET products now support Notes/Domino R9 Social Edition.

The main updates are;

Change Manager (http://www.ionetsoftware.com/change
Support for all new R9 Directory fields & functions.

Notes Client
Browser (via User Reporting)

Demo video here.


FT Search Manager (http://www.ionetsoftware.com/search)
New optional CSS-based UI for the iNotes Social Edition (note new search bar).





Demo video here.


Archiver for Notes (http://www.ionetsoftware.com/archiving
New optional CSS-based UI for the iNotes Social Edition (note new search bar & menu items).

Demo videos here.