What does a CLP get you?.....
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This will be a
short one today as I am working on a wonderful Domino 6 and POP3 issue.
We have two concerns...one is the memory leak we have found on different
servers that run the POP3 task. It grows and grows. Mainly
around CD to MIME conversions. Second is the uncanny ability for
the server not to let you download certain messages and jam up the whole
works. Yes those users are moving to Notes but when you have older
employees and migrated employees, you just have to bite it and coexist
for a short while. I will let you know the outcome of the support
debug logs we sent off.
Topic for the day, what does being a CLP get you?
More money? Better position in the organization? More
consulting contracts? I am not quite sure. But as you might
know, or might not, IBM is changing the names for Lotus CLP's. If
you have not heard this or read this, here
is the link. Basically all
the names will start with IBM Certified (place something here). I
personally will become IBM
Certified Advanced Professional: IBM CAP which I am still figuring out
if it means a get a cute baseball cap. But the point of this is not
what it gets you, but what some people have asked for in the CLP forum.
Some people are actually concerned with, brace yourselves,
if they will get new CLP pins?!?!?!? The little thingy you can wear
on a collar or shirt or use as a thumbtack for your comics on the wall
(and no I am not speaking from personal experience here). NO, I am
quite serious here. There are postings in the CLP forum asking this
very question.
But back to the point, anyone want to give me input
on what the CLP has done for them?? I will cut and paste some responses...
Oh yes, and Cisco
to buy Linksys announced, nice twist there, pretty
soon you will have huge Cisco switches in your home :-)
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On Friday, March 21st, 2003 by Chris Miller
