This document outlines known issues with the quickstart and fixes or links to instructions.
SMTP Internet Site Issue
The Quickstart uses best practices to manage access to services and sites using Internet Sites Documents.
The SMTP site is not updated with the new hostname of the image.
You must use the Notes Admin Client and use the qsiadmin.id.
Add a Location Document for your instance's hostname
Login as qsiadmin : you-admin-pass
Click on Configuration
Expand Web > Internet Sites
Click on SMTP Inbound Sites
Click Edit SMTP Site
You must save & close.
You must restart the SMTP. From the console, tell SMTP quit / load SMTP
Setup Gadgets
The Domino Social Edition is installed, you'll have to setup the policies and key stores. You need to add the Notes2Connections Gadgets and the TroubleTickets Gadgets in order to fully take advantage of the Social Edition.
The documentation in the project TroubleTickets describes how to setup a specific gadget for TroubleTickets.
http://www.openntf.org/internal/home.nsf/project.xsp?action=openDocument&name=Trouble%20Tickets%20Notes-to-XPages%20Example
The documentation to setup the Notes2Connections gadgets.
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21627570
use /local/qsi/conx/util/manageOAuth.sh list to see the current keys or generate the key for setup.
IBM Social Business Toolkit SDK Version Out of Date
The IBM Social Business Toolkit SDK is build number / release version 2013 11 29. You should download the latest from
http://ibmsbt.openntf.org
Connections Cell Name Changed
The prior version cell name was localhostCell, and now is stProxyCell.
Scripts have been updated to reflect the change, please make sure any dependency you have is altered.
*** Everything is in the stProxyCell
STPROXY Deployment Manager signed with 1024bits
Per best practices certificates are singed with 2048bits per industry standard, by default the Quickstart uses 1024 bit with the Sametime Proxy deployment manager.
The following steps walk you through the process of updating your quickstart.
navigate to
https://hostname:8601/ibm/console
login as wasadmin : lcsecret
expand Security > SSL Certificate and key management
Click on Key Stores and certificates
Click CellDefaultKeyStore
Click Personal Certificates
Click Create > Self-signed Certificate
Fill in the details as below
Click Ok
Select default
Click Replace
Click Delete Old Certificates after replacement
Click Delete old signers
Click Ok
Click Save
Repeat for NodeDefaultTrustStore
on Terminal,
type sudo -s to become a super user
type /etc/init.d/STProxyServer_DM_was.init stop
type /etc/init.d/STProxyServer_was.init restart
Type y when prompted.
/etc/init.d/STProxyServer_DM_was.init start
Then navigate back to your server, you'll notice the certificates are updated.
https://hostname:8601/ibm/console/login.do?action=secure
Accept the Certificate warnings
Click on the lock key
Click Security
Click View Certificate
Scroll down to Certificate Signature Algorithm
You can check all ports for the right certificates using:
PORTS=(`netstat --listening -n | grep -v STREAM | grep --color=never -i :| awk '{print $4}' | sed -re "s|[:]{1,3}| |g" | awk '{print $NF}' | xargs -I '{}' grep --color=never '{}' /etc/sysconfig/iptables | awk '{print $12}' | grep -v dport --color=never`)
for (( i = 0 ; i < ${#PORTS[@]} ; i++ ))
do
PORT=${PORTS[$i]}
echo "PORT ${PORT}"
timeout 10 openssl s_client -showcerts -connect localhost:${PORT}
done > ports.log