Show us what you are trying to do.

yes, IBM partner for maintenance is doing that
Thanks for your answer

Good old-fashioned common sense is the best tool to have.

Beyond that, a general vulnerability scanner such as QualysGuard and Nexpose is a must. Network tools such as NetScanTools Pro, OmniPeek, and CommView for Wi-Fi are indispensable. There’s no way you can say you’ve truly found all the right web flaws without using multiple Web vulnerability scanners such as Acunetix Web Vulnerability Scanner and WebInspect. Rapid7′s Metasploit is the tool to have if you must prove your points and demonstrate what can happen when security flaws are ignored. Password cracking tools like the ones offered by Elcomsoft are essential. Finally, a good source code analyzer such as Checkmarx CxDeveloper can be very beneficial.

In the end, with security tools, you’re usually going to get what you pay for.

Here’s some insight into my experiences with these security tools and more:
http://www.principlelogic.com/toolstesting.html

Have you called IBM? They may be able to shed some additional light on this issue.

Is the data what you expect it to be? You’re going to have to use some sort of tool to ensure what’s there is legit. I suspect Oracle has some built-in tools for this and I know there are plenty of audit logging and related security tools from third parties that can help with this.

How do you mean? Who did you receive this from? What email system are you using?

What type of shared drive access? Windows, NFS, NetWare…?

Please answer the following questions:

1. What operating system are you using?
2. What version of Microsoft Word are you using?
3. Which keys cause it to hang up?
4. Are you using any accessability features like StickyKeys?

Thanks

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I think you need a space before and after. — Tom

It still asks me for the “Lotus Notes 6.5.6 de.msi” file which I don’t have so here is what I did.

Rename the Notes and Notes Data dir
-> Start -> Run… -> regedit
Strg+F (search)
c:\Notes\Notes.exe (path to your Notes install dir and Notes.exe)
Remove every folder in the Registry that has this information string.

Install Notes and copy the old files/folders
archive
mail
all .nsf files apart from busytime, headline, log and perweb
signature.html
id file
Notes.ini

Cheers
Rainer

Well isn’t that nothing.

[:x]

It is converted with a lot of work and based on solid experience with the components of the network that you need to secure. No one can tell you how to do it unless you provide a detailed topology of the network showing its hardware along with a description of the services and applications that are accessed over it. (And then you should expect to pay for the response.)
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Run a Google search for something like [ implementation SKiP Security Knowledge in Practice ] to start getting an idea. One thing you’ll eventually find will be multi-day courses costing $2000US and more that begin training in implementation.
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It isn’t something you’ll learn how to do in general forum postings. You begin learning by paying attention in class and by testing in lab environments.
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Books are written (and sold) about your question. It’s a hard fact of life, but the knowledge can sometimes seem more like an art than a science. And the science part is constantly changing. It’s not easy giving the knowledge away when it’s the foundation of a livelihood. That’s especially true when so much of the details will apply to specific hardware and software.
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Tom

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/export-contacts-HA101870639.aspx

Very simple and straightforward explanation.

I am not aware of a way for a Blackberry to send e-mail with different ‘Sensitivity:’ header values. The SMTP ‘Sensitivity:’ header is optional and not required of any client, nor should any server require its presence. (IMO, it is a header I would expect BB to want to provide. I haven’t seen mention of plans to make it available. Clearly not enough customers have asked BB for it.) — Tom

Hi , Any idea how can this be done ?

Wow. I wasn’t expecting an emoticon to show up there. It’s supposed to be [ colon-x ].

Tom

“Unrelated” program changes? I wouldn’t expect many unknown bugs in QMHSNDPM, so I’d be very carefully checking all “unrelated” changes for parameter length mismatches and similar problems. It might even be that the changes exposed an even more unrelated problem that wasn’t visible before in some other part of code.
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For hex in debug, add [ ] after a variable, e.g.:
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== > eval myvar:x
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The EVAL command is generated by F11. It can be recalled from history with F9 (or simply typed). But I don’t know what you might find available for debug viewing if the problem appears on a message line.
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Tom

A “full system” restore means that the licensed internal code and the OS would be restored. The system can’t use anything from its disks or from its network connections when you do that. The licensed internal code (LIC) and OS must be active in order for disks and network to work.
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But it should be very rare to do a “full system” restore. The only time I’ve ever had to do it was when I was testing Y2K solutions and setting test systems to known starting points.
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Is there a reason you can’t use your optical drive?
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Tom