I was asked this in Zurich at the Teamstudio lab. Only getting to it now. Is there a way to prevent any attachments being sent to devices in traveler? Well, yes.
In the device settings document, alter the Maximum eMail Attachment Size Allowed field to ’0′.
The BP301 session, which Gab and I wrote and presented called “Leveraging all the entitled software you never knew you had with license subscription” is now available for download on my resources page. I must say, we are still both shocked at the feedback being received for this session. We were out of our comfort zone but tried to create and present a session on Licensing “for the layman”. Attendees seemed to really enjoy it. It’s not server creation, or even Social!, but contains value in promoting the potential value of maintaining subscription.
First of all, hat tip to Cristian D’Aloisio for correcting this tip. I’m sorry for leaving out some detail guys. Won’t happen again.
Tip #21
RouterMaxEffectiveSize=N
n=total size of message to prevent a user sending a 1mb email to 1000 people. This uses n as the total calculated size of the email and will NDR if it exceeds the value.
What I forgot to point out is that if you want to include attachments in the calculation, you need to also include
RouterMaxEffectiveSizeIncAttach=1
..in the server notes.ini file.
Yes, my Lotusphere round-up is coming. But for those who are not my friends on facebook, here are some of the pictures taken during our 2-day outing.
I have uploaded my Adminblast 2012 session and it is now available on the resources page. Hope it provides some use to people.
My Lotusphere 2012 speedgeeking session is now available for download. The deck covers Lotus Notes on a Mac for non-mac people. Available on my resources page.
The Show and Tell session I wrote and presented with Gab “redacted” Davis is now available on my resources page. We have also been asked to repeat it on Thursday morning at 8am in the Swan 1 and 2.
With a panel of bloggers all contributing, we will be covering the OGS as it happens here.
The travel went relatively smoothly, having met many of the uk “usual suspects” on the flight and then everyone else in the dolphin. As ever the Lotusphere time distortion field (ltdf) applies. 10 minutes after checking in, it feels like you never left.
