SnappShot® 8 for Sametime® 8 - Instant Messaging Record retention and archival
Category Sametime Chat Logging
Following on the heals of Sherpa software last week, Snapps announces version 8 of their SnappShot® 8 for Sametime® 8. SnappShot is a server-based enterprise solution, providing companies with regulatory compliance and stewardship over their Sametime installations. SnappShot offers a Notes interface for both configuration and use, and captures Sametime emoticons and images that are exchanged.
You can find out more details and a link to a download at Rob Novak's Blog
By the way I looked at the Sherpa Software IM logging for Sametime, and in my opinion it's a no fly for corporates, it's a client install and not server based logging, for compliance reasons, I do not believe that will qualify as there ways around the logging, so not a recommended solution from me.
Following on the heals of Sherpa software last week, Snapps announces version 8 of their SnappShot® 8 for Sametime® 8. SnappShot is a server-based enterprise solution, providing companies with regulatory compliance and stewardship over their Sametime installations. SnappShot offers a Notes interface for both configuration and use, and captures Sametime emoticons and images that are exchanged.
You can find out more details and a link to a download at Rob Novak's Blog
By the way I looked at the Sherpa Software IM logging for Sametime, and in my opinion it's a no fly for corporates, it's a client install and not server based logging, for compliance reasons, I do not believe that will qualify as there ways around the logging, so not a recommended solution from me.
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The Sherpa IM archiving is a combination of their File Attender and discovery Attender products .. both are server side installs. You can install file Attender on the client as well but that is not what is proposed here (unless I am wrong ...) so from a Corporate standpoint .. you can still do this. You set up ST to log into text files and work those over with File attender. Then you use Discovery Attender to look at the actual content for search etc.. I don't see how a client can get around logging in this case - or am I missing something you noticed that I am blind to?
Posted by Victor Toal At 10:29:29 PM On 12/06/2008 | - Website - |