We have been looking into our R6 upgrade and have found a few cool things. We'll be doing servers first, then clients.
Router rules - you can add rules to the Server Config document to tell the router to journal messages off to a separate database. "All of the messages" is an option. There is a Mail Journal template (mailjrn.ntf) to use as a destination and you can specify either local or remote (mail-in DB) logging. Purging/Rollover settings for the Journalling DB are also configurable.
Shared Templates - got bazillions of databases all using the one template - like mail? Tell them all to share one template and save 10Mb per database instance.
SmartUpgrade - set up a Smart Upgrade Kits database (smupgrade.ntf) and then create Upgrade Kit documents. Each Kit is a document that can either have an installer attached or specified as a filesystem location. Kit is targeted by localisation and platform and can be applied by policy.
Activity Logging - Choose what activities you want logged, data is recorded in log.nsf and you can then run a Log Analysis to report on activity. This is separate from Billing.
Bandwidth Reduction - our tests show 50% decrease in traffic for server to server replication across the WAN.
We still have to look into the Roaming User features and have not even started on Policies.
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The new 6.0.1 NAB (yeh, yeh, Domino Directory) is very pretty - the nav looks like the admin tool.
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