In R6 ist etwas mehr Fummelei nötig:
Problem
You would like your organization to use Sametime's chat functionality, but do not wish to use the meeting functionality. Can the meeting functionality be disabled?
Solution
There are multiple ways to prevent Meeting Services from being used.
Windows: Method #1
The easiest method is to modify the Access Control List (ACL) on both the stconf.nsf database and the stsrc.nsf database. In these ACLs, set the access for "-Default-" to "No Access" and give no end user permissions. This method is sufficient for all but the most determined toolkit user.
Windows: Method #2
For further assurance, you may wish to disable the Activity Provider in the Windows NT registry. Doing this would disable all meeting menu options in the Connect clients; the clients will only display Chat, Send an Announcement (available in 3.x clients only) and Send a file (available in 3.x clients only). Set the following to 0:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Lotus/Sametime/MeetingServer/
Services/ActivityProvider/Enabled
Note: You should backup the Windows Registry before making this change. Additionally, the operating system should be restarted in order for the Registry change to take effect.
Windows: Method #3
Customers have reported having success by only starting the ST Community server, as follows:
1. If you have the STAddin task automatically running when you start Domino server, you must remove the task from the Sametime server's notes.ini file. The addin tasks are listed under the line ServerTasks=.
2. Restart the Sametime server.
3. Start the Window service ST Community Launch (STCommLaunch.exe).
Refer to technote #1103053 for details about STCommLaunch.exe.
Solaris, iSeries and AIX:
For Solaris AIX and iSeries, instead of a registry setting, the meetingserver.ini will have the following section, where you can change Enabled=1 to Enabled=0.
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[SOFTWARE\Lotus\Sametime\MeetingServer\Services\ActivityProvider]
Path=STMSACTPRV
Type=0
Enabled=1
StartOrderDependencies=AVMMP;BroadcastGateway;CapacityMonitor;GWController;
H323MCU;JavaServiceManager;Logger;Material
Manager;SharedObjectServer;StatisticsServer;T120MCU;TokenServer;WhiteboardServer
RestartDependencies=T120MCU;EventServer
ArgString=
Description=Activity Provider
To disable meeting services, you must manually edit the meetingserver.ini and disable all of the following services by changing "enabled=1" to "enabled=0":
[SOFTWARE\Lotus\Sametime\MeetingServer\Services\ActivityProvider]
[SOFTWARE\Lotus\Sametime\MeetingServer\Services\AVMMP]
[SOFTWARE\Lotus\Sametime\MeetingServer\Services\BroadcastGateway]
[SOFTWARE\Lotus\Sametime\MeetingServer\Services\CalendarService]
[SOFTWARE\Lotus\Sametime\MeetingServer\Services\CapacityMonitor]
[SOFTWARE\Lotus\Sametime\MeetingServer\Services\EventBridge]
[SOFTWARE\Lotus\Sametime\MeetingServer\Services\GWController]
[SOFTWARE\Lotus\Sametime\MeetingServer\Services\H323MCU]
[SOFTWARE\Lotus\Sametime\MeetingServer\Services\Logger]
[SOFTWARE\Lotus\Sametime\MeetingServer\Services\MaterialManager]
[SOFTWARE\Lotus\Sametime\MeetingServer\Services\SharedObjectServer]
[SOFTWARE\Lotus\Sametime\MeetingServer\Services\StatisticsServer]
[SOFTWARE\Lotus\Sametime\MeetingServer\Services\T120MCU]
[SOFTWARE\Lotus\Sametime\MeetingServer\Services\TokenServer]
[SOFTWARE\Lotus\Sametime\MeetingServer\Services\WhiteboardServer]
Leave the following enabled for community services however:
[SOFTWARE\Lotus\Sametime\MeetingServer\Services\STLinks]
[SOFTWARE\Lotus\Sametime\MeetingServer\Services\CommunityServer]
[SOFTWARE\Lotus\Sametime\MeetingServer\Services\ConfigurationBridge]
[SOFTWARE\Lotus\Sametime\MeetingServer\Services\EventServer]
[SOFTWARE\Lotus\Sametime\MeetingServer\Services\JavaServiceManager]
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