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Search all past issues and articles. Read past issues or browse past articles: by Author by Date Published by Language by Level by Product You can also browse: Tips from LDD Ask Professor INI Performance Perspectives Reproduction of any articles contained within LDD Today is prohibited without written permission. If you're interested in writing an article for LDD Today, please read our writer guidelines and then send your outline to ideas@notes.net.	Start using Domino 6 Server Health Monitoring now! by Carol Zimmet You don't have to wait to start reaping the benefits of Domino 6 Server Health Monitoring. Find out how to use it in your R5 environment today. Creating meaningful K-map taxonomies by Dick McCarrick The way you structure your corporate knowledge is a critical part of a successful knowledge management system. This article describes how to create a well-constructed taxonomy using Discovery Server. SIPing with Sametime by Tara Hall Discover how to connect different Sametime communities using the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Gateway, a new feature in Sametime 3.0. Using Domino.Doc to manage QuickPlaces by Kioko Mwosa and Firas Yasin Old QuickPlaces never die—especially not when you can use Domino.Doc to archive their documents for future reference, as described in this article. Selecting and configuring Discovery Server data repositories by Wendi Pohs Everything you need to know about getting your data repositories—such as file systems, databases, QuickPlaces, Web sites—ready to spider. Enhancements in 5.0.1 through 5.0.10 We've updated this compendium of changes in the Notes/Domino R5 code stream to include the newest Maintenance Release, 5.0.10.	Jim Rouleau on Domino 6 server availability Interview by Laura Rutherford The goal? To keep your servers up and running. The answer? The new Domino 6 server availability features, including automatic fault recovery. Read this interview to find out more. Calendar variables This month, Professor INI examines Calendar related variables that help you gain control over your Calendar settings. Rules-of-thumb for monitoring Windows NT/2000 and Domino statistics by Harry Murray Get focused. This column hones in on the key statistics you need to understand and monitor for optimal server performance on Windows NT/2000 systems. Creating a return receipt indicator You can tell when an email message has a return receipt request on it after you add this indicator to your Notes/Domino mail file. Removing invitations from your Inbox but not your Calendar If you've ever missed a meeting because you deleted the invitation from your Inbox—and so inadvertently removed it from your Calendar—you'll appreciate this tip.