http://notes.unl.edu/ The latest Lotus Notes news and updates en-us Copyright 2007 University of Nebraska-Lincoln http://notes.unl.edu/ucomm/templatedependents/templatecss/images/logo.png http://notes.unl.edu/ http://notes.unl.edu/newnotes2/index.shtml#SpamSentinel The Lotus Notes Team has replaced our current installation of SpamJam with a new product called SpamSentinel. The new product works similar to that of SpamJam and has been activated for those users previously using SpamJam. If you would like to request that SpamSentinel be added to your account, you can do so at our SpamSentinel request page. You can also find out how the product works in our SpamSentinel Guide. Mon, 28 Jun 2008 10:00:00 CST http://notes.unl.edu/newnotes2/index.shtml#release8 Beginning in June 2008, the Lotus Notes Team will begin upgrading all mail servers to Domino 8. Once completed, users will be asked to upgrade their Lotus Notes Clients to Release 8, but for those that wish to upgrade early, the new software can be downloaded HERE. The new release has several feature changes, the largest being a new look and feel. A new sidebar feature adds built-in Sametime Instant Messaging functionality, a Day-at-a-Glance calendar view, and a RSS feed reader all from the main view. For more info on the new features please see our Quick Guides page. Tue, 17 Jun 2008 16:00:00 CST http://notes.unl.edu/newnotes2/index.shtml#phishing An email notice that asks UNL users to update their UNL email accounts IS A SCAM. Do NOT reply or enter any information. You will never be asked by UNL to confirm passwords via email. Please visit the UNL-IS Lotus Notes website for more information. Mon, 17 Dec 2007 15:00:00 CST http://notes.unl.edu/newnotes2/index.shtml#smtpauth SMTP-Auth is an extension of the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) to include an authentication step through which the client effectively logs in to the mail server during the process of sending mail.All UNL Lotus Notes users that access mail using a program other than the Lotus Notes Full client software should use the SMTP-Auth server settings for their outgoing mail. This includes those using Outlook, Outlook Express, Windows Mail (Vista), Mac Mail, Mozilla Thunderbird, etc. Mon, 17 Dec 2007 15:00:00 CST http://notes.unl.edu/newnotes2/index.shtml#attachment In the near future, the attachment limit on Lotus Notes servers will be scaled back to 120 MB. This is being done as part of an overall process to increase productivity and reliablity for all users of e-mail at UNL. For users that need to send files that are larger than the 120 MB limit, the best alternative is to utilize UNL DropBox. This is a free service offered by Information Services that allows you to upload a file and in return get a link that can be pasted into a message. The recipient then just has to click the link to begin downloading the file. Mon, 12 Nov 2007 08:25:00 CST