Marie Scott has posted the code to help you fail over your iNotes user connections when a clustered server fails or needs service.

In this second part of our two-part series, Harikrishna S. Aravapalli explores a fascinating new area of analytics you might not yet have starting thinking about.

Read this DominoPower article.

The North American Lotus Users Group will be holding their yearly event August 2-3, 2010 in St Louis, MO. Speakers are readying their talks and various sessions are being scheduled. Check the web site for the latest information.

Chris Sparshott has posted information on using the License Tracking feature of the Domino Server through the Admin client to help keep your site in compliance.

Jalpresh Tailor was surprised to learn some people are still getting this error. There’s a Notes.ini setting you can use for some older versions of Notes or Jalpresh has provided a link to an OpenNTF solution.

Jeremy Hodge is starting a series of articles on how to create managed beans you can use (and re-use) throughout your XPages applications. In this first article he defines what a "bean" is.

Peter Presnell has browsed through the list of Lotus-related blogs and provides links to a number of them. So. If you’re interested in XPages, there are three new posts. Four new posts for Notes, and so on.

Kenio Carvalho discovered several changes to keyboard shortcuts in Notes 8.5.2. He’s posted information on four of them, so you don’t get caught by surprise.

The catalog page for Lotus Greenhouse has been updated. The catalog includes links to over 1,000 applications to help you get the most out of Lotus and WebSphere products.

Adam Brown has posted the steps to take to edit the httpd.conf file to point users to the Connections homepage.