This article describes an alternative approach to restricting access to a specific group of people in Lotus Connections, using an LDAP entity type search filter.

Slides and audio recording for the August 2009 Webcast on Lotus Connections 2.5 are available for download.

This demonstration is part of the Multimedia Library for Lotus Connections. It shows how to create a wiki page in Lotus Connections 2.5.

This demonstration is part of the Multimedia Library for Lotus Connections. It shows how to find wiki pages in Lotus Connections 2.5.

This demonstration is part of the Multimedia Library for Lotus Connections. It provides an overview of Profiles in Lotus Connections 2.5.

This demonstration is part of the Multimedia Library for Lotus Connections. It explains widgets in Lotus Connections 2.5.

This demonstration is part of the Multimedia Library for Lotus Connections. It shows how to navigate the Home page in Lotus Connections 2.5.

This demonstration is part of the Multimedia Library for Lotus Connections. It shows what you can do with Files in Lotus Connections 2.5.

This demonstration is part of the Multimedia Library for Lotus Connections. It shows how to work with search results in Lotus Connections 2.5.

This demonstration is part of the Multimedia Library for Lotus Connections. It shows how to perform an advanced search in Lotus Connections 2.5.

This demonstration is part of the Multimedia Library for Lotus Connections. It provides an overview of Lotus Connections.

This demonstration is part of the Multimedia Library for Lotus Connections. It provides an overview of what's new in Lotus Connections 2.5.

Find out how you can use Activities to track deadlines and share messages, files, bookmarks, and to-do items with your coworkers.

Use Profiles to let people in your organization know who you are and what you do. Find out how to connect with others and build up a collaborative and vibrant social network.

Use Files to share information and collaborate with team members. Find out how to store your files centrally, organize them to suit your needs, and share them with others using the Files feature.

A community lets people who share a common interest interact with one another. Find out how you can start a community and use it to organize and share information, connect with others, and exchange ideas.

Find out how you can use Bookmarks to save and organize bookmarks, and share them with others.

Blogs are a fast and effective way to share your news and views. Find out how you can use a blog to make information available to the rest of your organization in a flexible and dynamic way.

Find out how you can use the Home page to access the latest news and updates from all the Lotus Connections features.

Wikis provide an effective and flexible way to exchange ideas and work together on shared content. Find out how to create a central, collaborative workspace for your team.

The following deployment scenarios outline the steps that the System Verification Test (SVT) team used to install, configure, and verify Lotus Connections 2.5 in both stand-alone and clustered environments. The SVT team tests in an environment that attempts to model as realistically as ...

Deployment Scenario 5 (S5) demonstrates how to deploy Lotus Connections in an advanced standalone environment. This scenario is designed as an end-to-end guide for deploying Lotus® Connections 2.5 in a Microsoft Windows environment using SQL server as the database server. ATTENTION: This ...

You can set a size limit on a Files library by creating a policy that defines the size limit, and then assigning that policy to the library. See the Lotus Connections 2.5 information center topic ...

Deployment Scenario 4 (S4) demonstrates how to migrate from an advanced standalone deployment of Lotus Connectionsto a complex, cluster environment. This scenario is designed as an end-to-end guide for this migration process. This scenario assumes that Lotus Connections 2.5 is installed in a ...

This white paper discusses how to configure IBM® Tivoli® Access Manager as a single sign-on (SSO) solution for Lotus® Connections 2.5. Though this is an optional configuration, it is recommended for providing a more secure environment, especially if users will be accessing Lotus Connections ...