In questa sessione vengono presentate le novità di Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5.2.x, vengono illustrate le funzionalità dei vari dispositivi supportati, le funzionalità di sicurezza e vengono infine forniti dei suggerimenti per ottimizzare l'infrastruttura.

1. IBM Lotus Notes Traveler Roberto Boccadoro Lotus Collaboration Solutions Architect

3. Ho iniziato a lavorare con Notes 3.0, devo ancora smettere... :-)

4. Ovviamente nel corso degli anni ho lavorato su molti dei prodotti che Lotus ed IBM hanno rilasciato sul mercato, ed anche su qualcuno che non avete mai visto.

5. Al momento il mio ruolo in IBM è quello di Collaboration Architect, ovvero una figura di IT Architect specializzata nel portafoglio Lotus.

6. Il mio compito è quello di aiutare i Clienti ed i Business Partners a disegnare soluzioni che prevedano l'uso di vari prodotti Lotus. [email_address] 335/8073444

8. What's New

9. Security

10. Best Practices

11. Reference Links Q & A

12. http://www.pewinternet.org/Reports/2010/Mobile-Access-2010/Summary-of-Findings.aspx Source: Pew Internet, July 2010 Percent 200m+ users accessing Facebook through mobile devices 40% of all Facebook users Mobile usage 2x in 2010 “ People that use Facebook on their mobile devices are twice as active on Facebook than non-mobile users” Mobile Landscape and Trends Consumer mobile usage is driving enterprise expectations

13. In the past Today and tomorrow Only a few devices supported Many device platforms & form factors (Smartphones, tablets, etc) Communication focused devices Social and collaboration focused devices Phone, mail, calendar contacts, chat, SMS Social collaboration, meetings, VoIP, video Enterprise owned & controlled devices “ Bring your own device” – but enterprise controls management & security policies Enterprise mobile use cases are evolving

15. Timeline

16. Security

17. Best Practices

18. Reference Links Q & A

19. Lotus Mobile Strategy Enabling users to participate in social business on the move A comprehensive solution for social business delivered as first-class mobile platform experiences Made available on leading devices through the device platforms' associated distribution channel Supported by application development tools to help partners and customers reach their mobile user base by mobilize their information and applications Complete with enterprise governance capabilities that are easily managed on premises, hosted, or in the cloud

21. What's New

22. Security

23. Best Practices

24. Reference Links Q & A

26. Offline / Online capabilities

27. Clients managed centrally, easier administration

28. Multi-OS support

29. Out of the box features, cost effective and innovative

30. Integrates with existing systems and applications IBM Lotus Domino has a rich client ecosystem Email, PIM, and more... IBM Lotus Notes laptop Zeta_Mail_Renata IBM Lotus iNotes Earth A screen capture shows the Lotus Domino Web access browser-based client. IBM Lotus Notes Traveler IBM Lotus iNotes mda mobilephone2 A screen capture shows the Lotus Notes Traveler interface

33. Over the air client or profile installation

34. Uses native device applications for best integration (except Android)

35. Works over all wired / wireless connections (CDMA, GPRS, GSM, WiFi, etc.)

36. Administration support for device security policies and remote wipe

38. Windows Server 2008 Standard/Enterprise (32 and 64 bit)

39. Windows Server 2008 Standard/Enterprise R2 (64 bit)

40. Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 5 Server (32 and 64 bit)

41. SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) 10.2 (32 and 64 bit)

47. iPad

48. iPod Touch

49. Apple OS 3.x

51. Nokia Series 60 5th edition

53. Windows Mobile 6.1, Standard, Professional and Classic versions

54. Windows Mobile 6.5, Standard, Professional versions

55. Note that Lotus Notes Traveler version 8.5.2 does not run on Windows Mobile 5 devices

61. No requirement for 'Enterprise' level data plan For corporate or employee owned phones

63. Password length/strength/age

64. Options to block unencrypted devices and camera usage

65. Remote wipe (admin & self) – per request and upon specified # of failed attempts

67. Multiple device per user support

68. Centralized view of connected users/devices & their status; Admins allow/deny access by policy

70. Serviceability - Problem reporting utility and intuitive log viewer/management tools

71. Enhancements delivered frequently through .x (point) releases

72. LotusLive - Common mobile solution for on-premise or LotusLive Notes cloud service, or a hybrid Lotus Notes Traveler – Value Statement beyond mail/calendar/contact 2-way sync (push)

73. Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5.2.3 for Android/Apple/Nokia/Windows Mobile shipped: 10 June, 2011 !

75. Linux server support – RHEL 5, SuSE 10/11

76. Meeting Invitations on iOS (create and accept)

77. Corporate Name Lookup

78. Scheduled Synchronization - sync during peak/off peak hours

79. Data Roaming detection– suspends sync; saves data costs & battery

80. Support for Windows Mobile 6.5

81. Self service wipe!

83. Prohibit ascending, descending and repeating sequences

84. Require alphanumeric value (Android)

85. Minimum password length (Android)

86. Minimum number of complex characters

87. Password expiration period

88. Password history count

89. Auto lock period (maximum) (Android)

90. Wrong passwords before wiping device (Android)

91. Prohibit camera

92. Prohibit unencrypted devices

93. Prohibit devices incapable of security enablement (Android)

94. iOS partial (Traveler only) wipe

96. Android Home Page Widgets for mail and calendar

97. Android Calendar – Invite creation, quick switch days/weeks, week view hints

98. Android Tap-to-dial for calendar entries

101. Added Android OS 3.0 Support

102. Group name lookup

103. Domino Mail-in db returned with Name Lookup

104. Select which applications are allowed to sync for Apple devices

105. Reply and Forward indicators from Apple devices

106. Device approval

107. Symbian^3 support

109. First time installing version 8.5.3, old Lotus Installer application will be removed if found

110. Features from Lotus Installer such as automatic client update integrated into Lotus Traveler application

111. If installing via built in Android browser, installation panels now pre-fill server name and user id

112. Works with most browsers that use Android browser history features

114. Uninstall application

117. Reschedule meetings

118. Modify meetings

119. Cancel meetings

121. Location

123. '#' to enter the conference code

124. ';' or 'x' to prompt user before sending codes

126. Performance improvements when navigating (swiping) between days

127. Performance improvements when scrolling large calendars

128. Revised menu experience for Android 3.x tablets

130. Comes in large (3x3) and small (4x1) formats

131. OS 3 tablet widget includes smooth scrolling feature

132. Click mail icon to launch the mail application

133. Open individual mail items

134. Compose message by clicking '+' symbol

136. Comes in large (3x3) and small (4x1) formats

137. OS 3 tablet widget includes smooth scrolling feature

138. Click calendar icon to launch the calendar application

139. Open individual calendar items

140. Create new calendar entries by clicking '+' symbol

142. Lookup results now display contact photo if available in local contacts

143. Results display person, group or mail-in database silhouette if results contain different types

145. Long press inside another document or application and select 'Paste”

147. Lotus Traveler->Settings->Applications

148. Signature added to all new mail messages composed on device

150. New SIS installation package created for S3 devices

152. Nokia C7

153. Nokia C6-01

154. Nokia N8

156. Requires Nokia Symbian “Anna” level firmware release

158. Calendar

161. As with all wipe operations, device cannot connect back to Traveler server until the administrator clears the wipe order

162. Device user receives mail message on device indicating that wipe order was completed

164. Set “number of devices to allow before approval” to zero if all devices must be pre-approved

165. Optional address list can be used to notify administrator by mail when device approval is pending

167. Administrator uses Change Approval action to approve or deny

168. Sort by Approval column

170. Lotus Traveler server now enforces the “Set value and prevent changes” option for Apple devices

171. Policy can turn mail, calendar or contacts off. Application still exists on device but will not receive or sync any data

175. Will be more consistent with a Notes client's “lookup” results

178. Cannot yet keep reply/forward indicators in sync with device – still a current restriction

180. What's New

181. Security

182. Best Practices

183. Reference Links Q & A

185. Device Security Capabilities Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5.1 8.5.2 8.5.2.3 Apple Nokia WM Apple Nokia WM Android Apple 1 Encrypted data in transit (HTTPS) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 2 Domino encrypted mail Yes w/ Companion (read only) Yes Yes Yes w/ Companion read (reply, fwd, send in test) Yes Yes Yes Yes w/ Companion read (reply, fwd, send in test) 3 Remote wipe Yes Full reset only Yes Full or Traveler only Yes Full or Traveler only Yes Full reset only Yes Full or Traveler only Yes Full or Traveler only Yes Full or Traveler only Yes Full or Traveler only 4 Encrypted data at rest No No 2 No 2 Yes 1 via Domino policies No No Yes Yes 1 via Domino policies 5 Password monitoring Yes 4 via IPCU Yes Yes Yes 3 via Domino policies Yes Yes Yes Yes 3 via Domino policies

189. Prohibit ascending, descending and repeating sequences

190. Require alphanumeric value

191. Minimum password length

192. Minimum number of complex characters

193. Password expiration period

194. Password history count

195. Auto lock period (maximum)

196. Wrong passwords before wiping device

199. Nokia/Symbian - Storage cards can be encrypted. Mail/PIM data is not encrypted except for Domino encrypted email, but certain Symbian device models (E5, E52, E55, E72) support encryption, though not enforce-able by Traveler.

200. Windows Mobile - Storage cards can be encrypted. Mail/PIM data is not encrypted except for Domino encrypted email.

202. Free download available from Apple iTunes Apps Store

203. Coming soon – password caching (enter password once per session)

208. Hard reset device action removes all data and applications on device

209. Wipe commands are delivered over TCP and SMS push channels (no SMS support on iPhone)

210. Wipe order remains in effect on the server until cancelled

212. Alternative to Domino Traveler Settings in policies

214. "(IBM SyncML Client)|(Lotus Traveler WM)" - All Windows Mobile devices (old and new) are allowed to sync, but no other devices.

215. "(Nokia SyncML HTTP Client)|(Lotus Traveler Nokia)" - All Nokia devices (old and new) are allowed to sync, but no other devices.

216. "Lotus Traveler * 8.5.2" - Only 8.5.2 Windows Mobile and Nokia clients are allowed to sync, but not Apple devices.

217. "(Apple)|(Lotus Traveler WM)" - Only Apple and 8.5.2 Windows Mobile clients are allowed to sync, but not Nokia devices.

218. "Apple-iPhone/7" - only Apple iPhones (not iPods or iPads) using OS 3 are allowed to sync (Windows Mobile and Nokia devices are not allowed either).

219. "Lotus Traveler Android" - Only Android devices are allowed to sync. More information - http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/dominowiki.nsf/dx/Restricting_access_by_device_category_LNT8521

221. Reverse Proxy

222. VPN Configuration

223. Direct Connect Understanding data flow using Lotus Notes Traveler in the DMZ Lotus Domino mail servers (7.0.2 +) Lotus Domino 8.5.2 with Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5.2.x service Apple devices Push Request (SSL/443) Periodic poll for DB changes Notes RPC (TCP/1352) App needs to sync Sync Request (SSL/443) Data access Notes RPC (TCP/1352) Android,Nokia & Windows Mobile SMS Email Notification (optional for Android/WM/Nokia only) Internet Domain (untrusted) DMZ Intranet Domain (trusted)

224. Reverse Proxy Reverse Proxy Configuration

225. VPN Configuration Virtual Private Network

227. Capacity planning - See 8.5.2 performance report --- http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus/library/notes852-trav-perf/index.html - See capacity planning doc -- http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/dominowiki.nsf/dx/Server_capacity_planning_LNT8521 - Capacity is based on workload which can vary incredibly between deployments. Look at things like CPU, memory, etc. For initial planning purposes ~ 2K per server is an upper end ballpark

228. Memory and thread sizing confusion with some users (e.g. some Traveler servers still have 100 HTTP active threads when they might really need 300) - See configuring a Traveler server -- http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/dominowiki.nsf/dx/Configuring_Lotus_Notes_Traveler_server_LNT8521 - MUST READ - Tuning section of the doc - http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/dominowiki.nsf/dx/Tuning_performance_of_the_server_LNT8521 - Traveler Health check command - "tell traveler status" tells you if your HTTP threads are too low or if you are using more devices than you have threads allocated.

230. Virtual memory is shared across all Domino processes and can exceed 2GB

233. Lotus Notes Traveler Support site https://www-304.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg24019529

234. Lotus Notes Traveler Wiki (8.5.2 and beyond) http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/dominowiki.nsf/xpViewCategories.xsp?lookupName=Lotus%20Notes%20Traveler%208.5.2%20Documentation

235. Restricting access by device category http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/dominowiki.nsf/dx/Restricting_access_by_device_category_LNT8521

236. Greenhouse (to test-drive Lotus Notes Traveler!) http://greenhouse.lotus.com

237. Companion App on iTunes http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=346633404&mt=8

238. Lotus Notes Traveler 8.5.2 Performance report http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus/library/notes852-trav-perf/index.html

239. Nomination form for 8.5.3 beta program ! https://www-304.ibm.com/software/earlyprograms/surveys/cust/nomination.wss?id=1163

240. THANK YOU!!

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