Domino Containers – The Next Step
My session will be on Wednesday 24th of April at 08:00. Be there or be… well… not there I suppose.
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Enabling SNMP for Domino – Revisited
Both my own article about installing SNMP for Domino and HCL’s documentation on the subject have become outdated. Time for a new article on how to install SNMP for Domino
Continue readingSecurity bulletin: Passwords of Domino Internet users are vulnerable
HCL just published a security bulletin for Domino. The HTTP Passwords for browser-only users could be guessed based on the hashed values. Check the article for the details.
Continue readingInstalling wireguard on CentOS Stream 9
I saw a need to have a VPN server at home, so I can connect to my internal network rom anywhere. I chose Wiregaurd as a solution. In this article, I describe how I got Wireguard to work on my CentOS 9 Stream host.
Continue readingHCL Ambassador 2024 & looking back and looking forward
Happy new year everybody! A short article looking back at 2023 and forward at my plans for this year.
Continue readingNginx as reverse proxy and SNI
Last week, I realised that Domino wasn’t honouring my internet site settings. The default Internet site would deal with all requests. The solution was in a proper proxy configuration at the site of my reverse proxy, Nginx.
Continue readingDomino can’t send mail to @outlook.com addresses
I encountered a very interesting case the other day. A customer called with the complaint that his Domino server, which mails directly to the Internet, would send mails fine to all domains, except for @outlook.com. This article describes what we found.
Continue readingMaking your Domino server unavailable for users
A quick tip that might come handy one day. There’s a notes.ini parameter that makes your server unavailable for users, but keeps it available for you as administrator.
Continue readingRemoving the login header in HCL DX for anonymous users
As most DX Portals will have their own login button in their design, you usually want to remove the default login toolbar at the top. This article shows how to do that.
Continue readingMaking this blog reachable over IPv6
It’s not difficult to make your site available over IPv6, but IPv6 does work differently from IPv4. This article describes what I did to make my site available over IPv6.
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