Hallo zusammen,
Ich habe die Folgende Frage. Nach dem Update von R 5.02 nach R 6.5 bekommt der Anwender bei der ersten Anmeldung eine Abfrage "Lotus Notes Client-Konfiguration" in dem der Haken "Instant Messaging kofigurieren" gesetzt ist. Wie kann verhindern, dass dieses Pop-Up bei der ersten Anmeldung erscheint.
Vielen Dank im Voraus
Willkommen an Board !
Du kannst die Abfrage nur übergehen - ausblenden geht nicht.
Das Problem hatten wir aber auch schon mal irgendwo diskutiert.
korrekt.
Hier nochmal der Auszug aus der KB (Artikel 1153969):
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Currently, it is not possible to script an installation without an instant messaging server defined. This issue has been reported to Lotus software Quality Engineering, and a fix is being tested for Notes and Domino 6.5.1. This release is currently scheduled to ship in January 2004. To track the availability date for this release, click the following URL:
http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/r5…Progress/651?OpenDocument
In the meantime, there is a workaround that can be implemented to prevent users from being prompted to enter information related to an Instant Messaging (Sametime) server either during install or during the initial launch of the Notes 6.5 client. This workaround applies to both a new install of Notes 6.5 and an upgrade. This workaround does not disable the Instant Messaging compoents within the client UI, but it can prevent users from potential confusion during the installation process.
The workaround requires familiarity with installing the Notes client via a scriptable setup and desktop policies. Familiarity with transform files is also helpful. If you need general information about scriptable setups, refer to the Domino 6.5 Administration Help database and the technote titled "How to Set Up a Notes Client without User Intervention Using a Scriptable Setup" (#1112835).
At a high level, there are two parts to the workaround:
A scriptable setup that "preconfigures" the Notes 6.5 client during installation with a "dummy" entry for the Sametime server name. This dummy entry prevents the install from displaying prompts for Sametime information to the user.
A Desktop policy that removes the dummy entry for the Sametime server. Once the Notes 6.5 client is installed, the Instant Messaging server field in the Location document should either be blank or contain a valid server name. This part of the workaround is optional, but it is recommended to reduce the chance that the user is prompted at a later time for the Instant Messaging server information.
First, create a setup.txt file that contains the following parameters and values:
IM.Server=dummyservername
IM.Port=80
IM.Connectwhen=2
IM.Protocol=1
Notes:
If the IM.Server parameter has no value; users will be prompted to enter a server name during the Install. Effectively, Notes 6.5 requires that this value be specified (or that the user cancels manually out of the prompt during install). Despite this, administrators can specify a dummy value in this field to surpress prompts for this information during the actual install.
The IM.Connectwhen=2 setting configures the Notes 6.5 client to attempt a login to a Sametime server only if the user manually chooses to login. By default, the Notes 6.5 client is configured to attempt to log in to Sametime server when the user logs into Notes.
The setup.txt can be placed either on a shared network resource or distributed to individual workstations. This setup file will then need to be referenced by the notes.ini by the addition of a line such as:
ConfigFile=\\path\to\file\setup.txt
As a further protection against a user clicking on the Instant Messaging buttons in the Notes 6.5 client, Administrators should implement a Desktop Policy that sets the "IBM Lotus Instant Messaging Server" field (item name "SametimeServer") to empty. This step overwrites the previously provided dummy value established during the installation/upgrade and setup so that Notes will not attempt at any point in the future to connect to the Instant Messaging server.
To ease distribution of this additional parameter to the notes.ini the "IS Tuner for Lotus Notes" application can be used to created a transform file (.mst). This application can be found on the Lotus Notes install CD, in the \apps directory. Instructions for this application can be found in the Domino 6.5 Administration Help.
Steps to add the "ConfigFile" parameter to the notes.ini:
Click on the IniFiles item under the Target System Configuration Section.
In the center pane, select "Destination Computer" and right click to choose Show Folder > ProgramFilesFolder.
Expand the ProgramFilesFolder Directory to Lotus to Notes to Data.
Select the VDIR_INI entry, right click and select "New Inifile."
Create the entries you want to add to the notes.ini file.
Rename the default ini that is created to "notes.ini".
Rename the default section that is created for the "notes.ini" to "Notes".
Modify "New Key" to "ConfigFile" and "NewValue" to the path of your setup.txt under the Key and Value columns respectively. The action should be set to "Add Line" which it should be set to by default. (These items appear in the rightmost pane of the Tuner).
