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No answers for your question, but do have a followup question... I have a Domino customer on AIX, been trying to convince them to use Sametime. I know nothing about AIX, other than how to spell it! What are the pain points for Sametime on AIX?
Hi Tony,
Sametime on AIX is a pain because the slide conversion just sucks!
Powerpoint slides will look funky, incorrect fonts, incorrect
alignment. As a workaround, you can offload the slide conversion to
another box running windows. IMHO might as well run it on windows
off the bat.
Another pain point, which was partly my fault, is that you need to
use the startup script provided by IBM (instead of reusing the ones
you have). If you don't use the IBM provided one....things just
don't work, domino starts behaving funky. The command to start the
sametime server is ststart
Also, on windows, you can stop/start specific services...on AIX you
stop the staddin and reload entirely...which takes some time
Hope that helps