
- Overview
- Screenshots
- Features List
- ROI
Overview
The common problems with Lotus Domino ACLs
Access Control List management is simple enough if your organization is tiny and unchanging with no important data to protect. But in the real world, Notes-based organizations have a large number (often hundreds) of databases on many servers, coupled with a unique and complex mesh of security requirements. Managing an organization’s ACLs manually is a tedious, time‑consuming activity that's prone to serious human error—like security loopholes or errant access denial.
Ytria aclEZ is the solution for better Domino ACL security administration, here's what it lets you do:
- Get a bird's-eye-view of global server security instantly—rather than spending hours poring over hundreds of ACLs individually—thanks to its powerful ACL diagnostics features
- Find and close any security hole instantly. Imagine if an administration error gave unfettered access to a highly sensitive database—these things do happen, but aclEZ lets you spot these problems and fix them immediately
- Expand your administration capabilities—superior tools let you tune security in ways that are just not possible using the native Domino administration toolset
- Powerful mass-modification features help you maintain consistency across your organization's ACLs
Screenshots
Features List
General Information
- Lotus Notes and Domino 4.6x, R5.x, R6.x, R7.x, R8.x compatible
- Launched from a Notes SmartIcon/Toolbar or from aclEZ.exe file
- aclEZruns independently of Notes
- Several aclEZ sessions can run simultaneously
- It runs even if Notes is busy (or even stuck)
- Automatic tool update feature, checks and downloads new software updates for you
- Full Access Administration option
- Localization capabilities
See and Understand All ACL entries and Roles on any Domino server
- Lists all databases on a server, so you can see all ACLs together
- Overall flat view of all ACLs on a Domino server
- Categorize ACLs for easy analysis, (example: sort by Name > Access etc.)
- Filters can be used for each option to narrow information
- Make sure your ACLs are consistent, no security holes
- Quickly see where ACL entries are missing
- View the global Advanced ACL properties for every database on a server
- See all ACL History logs
See and Understand Roles on any Domino server
- See roles and where exactly they are used
- Edit, delete, assign roles
Mass edit many ACL entries on a server (access, attributes, etc.)
- Copy many ACL entries between several databases on a server
- Create new ACL entries on a server
- Delete many ACL entries on a server
- Export ACLs between databases
- Import ACLs between databases
- Find and fix ACL security holes on your server (discover unexpected user/access issues)
- Renaming multiple ACL entries capability
See Inside Groups
- Expand groups (even nested groups!) and see exactly who is inside them
- See all group members with the grid layout
- See exactly where ACL entries or groups exist and where they are missing (ACL Entry Presence tab)
- NAB Group Navigator
Other Features
- Export ACL entries to a text or HTML file format for reporting
- Search ACLs using regular expressions
- See and calculate "Effective Access" functionality
- "Import/Export ACL" functionality
- Multiple ACL history capability
- Indicates master template name (Inherit design from master template)
Return On Investment (ROI)
What kind of ROI can I expect?
Using customer feedback, this table shows a typical return on investment a Lotus Notes and Domino developer or administrator can have when using our tools. Keep in mind that the ROI figures shown correspond to full usage of the product. Many customers have found that our tools can even pay for themselves within a few days of use.
| Typical Return on Investment for a... | ||
| Lotus Notes Developer | Lotus Notes Administrator | |
| scanEZ | 2 weeks | 2 weeks |
| aclEZ | N/A | 1 week |
| agentEZ | N/A | 1 week |
| signEZ | 6 weeks | 6 weeks |
| viewEZ | Typically on first use | N/A |
| actionBarEZ | Typically on first use | N/A |
| designPropEZ | Typically on first use | N/A |









