WinSCP is an open source FTP client used for transferring files between local and remote computers. First, you must download the client, then you can securely connect to your instance.

Learn how to connect to your instance with PuTTY, a free program for connecting Microsoft® Windows® computers to remote systems using Telnet and Secure Shell (SSH).

Virtual Network Computing (VNC) is a system for accessing and controlling programs from a remote computer. First, you must install VNC, then you can connect to it.

Use the welcome page of your instance of IBM® Collaboration QuickStart for Social Business to get started creating social applications. This page contains direct links to the social components that are included with the image, links to product documentation, communities, websites, and ...

Learn how to access the welcome page and connect to your instance using various applications.

Use these stepbystep instructions to set up an account. Developers are required to have a registered account before they can access the IBM® SmartCloud Enterprise. You can view your account information on the Account page.

Learn which image components are installed with IBM® Connections, locations of component directories, scripts for starting and stopping IBM Connections and management commands.

The IBM® Collaboration QuickStart for Social Business contains a fully functional deployment of IBM Domino® server, including the Domino HTTP server and LDAP directory preinstalled with 85 users from the fictitious Renovations company.

You can use Secure Shell (SSH) tools to move data in and out of your instance on the IBM® SmartCloud Enterprise.

IBM® Collaboration QuickStart for Social Business is a Linuxbased image that is hosted on the IBM SmartCloud Enterprise. The following graphic shows the products and components that are installed in the image:

Welcome to IBM® Collaboration QuickStart for Social Business on the IBM SmartCloud Enterprise your instant access to three leading products in social software IBM Connections, IBM Domino®, and IBM Sametime®.

IBM® Collaboration QuickStart for Social Business contains a fully functional deployment of IBM Sametime® Standard community server and proxy server and a set of scripts to stop and start the servers.

Use these common scenarios to learn how to integrate custom applications with IBM® Collaboration QuickStart for Social Business:

Before you can use IBM® Collaboration QuickStart for Social Business, provision an instance of the image and configure it to your account on the IBM SmartCloud Enterprise.

Use the links to these topics as additional resources that you might find helpful when creating applications with your instance of IBM® Collaboration QuickStart for Social Business.

Security keys are required to access your instance of the IBM® Collaboration QuickStart for Social Business. You can do the following tasks to manage security keys on the Account page of the IBM SmartCloud™:

This scenario is one in which an employee working on a sales opportunity is able to quickly locate two subject matter experts by integrating the social capabilities of IBM® Connections, IBM Domino®, and IBM Sametime® with a custom lead management application.

This scenario is one in which a project manager is able to quickly find a replacement resource by integrating the social capabilities of IBM® Connections, IBM Domino®, and IBM Sametime® with a custom project management application.

The IBM® SmartCloud Enterprise is a dynamically provisioned and scaled elastic environment that provides enterprise developers with everything they need to code and test their applications.

The image is preinstalled with 85 user profiles, including names, email addresses, and more. There is a list on the user IDs tab of the welcome page. You can access the Domino® LDAP directory to manage these attributes. Note that user images are stored in IBM® Connections.

These problems are ones that you might encounter as you add and use your instance of IBM® Collaboration QuickStart for Social Business. You can also discover provisioning error logs and access help on the web.

WinSCP is an open source FTP client used for transferring files between local and remote computers. First, you must download the client, then you can securely connect to your instance.

Learn how to connect to your instance with PuTTY, a free program for connecting Microsoft® Windows® computers to remote systems using Telnet and Secure Shell (SSH).

Learn how to access the welcome page and connect to your instance using various applications.

Virtual Network Computing (VNC) is a system for accessing and controlling programs from a remote computer. First, you must install VNC, then you can connect to it.