Lotus Connections 2.0 Install Guide

Posted 2 months ago by Jon Mell
19/06/2008

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IBM has released Lotus Connections 2.0!  The install process for pilots is greatly improved but it's still tricky for a test / proof of concept system.  Here's our Lotus Connections 2.0 installation guide to help you out!
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Salvador Gallardo, 28 days ago

Last week I´ve uploaded a Lotus Connections migration guide (1.0.2 to 2.0), it can be located at the Lotus Connections Wiki: http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/lcwiki.nsf/dx/07172008031932AMWEBALT.htm

Jon Mell, about 1 month ago

Hi Sal - no no no, that would take away our niche!!

Salvador Gallardo, about 1 month ago

Great job, an excellent resource for quick and easy installations to demonstrate the product, maybe IBM should create this kind of documents to make easy to our BPs and customers to test our solutions

Jon Mell, about 1 month ago

Thanks Vikram - hope it is useful!

Vikram, about 1 month ago

Seen a first look at the guide, quite useful as all screen shots of complicated stuff are there. Would be quite useful for users who want to implement Lotuus Connection 2.0. After a first look, its quite impressive and promising. Great work.

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