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Lotus Domino Server 4.6 Powered by Notes Systems Administrator




Course Aims
This course enables readers to plan a Notes environment; administer a multi-server Notes domain with multiple Notes named networks; understand and setup pass through servers: understand the name and address book - creating group, person, server, connection, and program documents; and to understand and administer replication and mail routing.
Assumed Knowledge
Readers should have a good understanding of Lotus Notes and a network operating system such as Novell NetWare. Ideally they will have experience of installing and configuring PC/workstations and network hardware and software.
Course Audience
This course is intended for those who will need to know how to install and maintain the two main components of a Lotus Notes environment: servers and workstations.

This course can be found in the following categories:
Courses > Databases > Lotus Notes Database
Courses > Lotus > Lotus Notes

Table of Contents
The Domino Server 4.6 Environment
  		• What is Lotus Domino Server and Lotus Notes Client?
  		• The Domino 4.6 Server
  		• The Notes R4.6 Client
  		• The Notes Administrator
  		• Domino Servers and File Servers
  		• Problems Running Notes on a File Server
  		• What the Network File Server Provides
  		• System Requirements
  		• Notes Communication
  		• Communication Types
  		• Protocol Descriptions
  		• Constantly Connected Serial Port
  		• Seldom Connected Serial Port
  		• Multiprotocol Support
  		• Single vs Multiple Protocols
  		• What is a Notes Named Network?
  		• What is a Notes Domain?
  		• The Public Name and Address Book
  		• Directory Assistance
  		• Certifier IDs
     
    Setting up Notes
  		• The First Domino Server
  		• Pre-setup Requirements
  		• Naming Conventions
  		• Installing Notes
  		• After the Setup
  		• Certifier, Server and User IDs
  		• Setting up the Certification Log
  		• Distributing and Storing IDs
     
    LAN Port
  		• LAN Port Setup
  		• Setting up LAN Ports
  		• Adding New Ports
  		• Renaming Ports
  		• Deleting Ports
  		• Editing the Server Document
  		• Troubleshooting the Connections
  		• Viewing the Port Status
  		• Tracing Connections
     
    COM port
  		• Modem Setup Preparation
  		• Adding COM Ports
  		• COM Options
     
    Server Commands
  		• Server Startup Messages
  		• Server Startup
  		• Startup Messages
  		• Server Commands
  		• Domino Server Console Commands
  		• Domino Server Programs
     
    Server Startup Problems
  		• The NOTES.INI File
  		• Understanding the NOTES.INI
  		• Notes Startup Problems
  		• Reconfiguring Notes
     
    Administration Panel
  		• Server Administration Panel
  		• Automated Administration Tasks
     
    Lotus Notes Security
  		• Server Security
  		• Physical Security
  		• Authentication
  		• Execution Control Lists
  		• Access Control Lists
  		• Certifier ID
  		• Security of the Certifier ID
  		• Authentication
  		• Server Access List
  		• Notes Security Summary
     
    Additional Server Setup
  		• Registering Servers
  		• Additional Server Setup
     
    Workstation Setup
  		• Registering Users
  		• Batch Registration
  		• Rules
  		• Setting up a Notes Workstation
  		• Home Server
  		• Server Name List
  		• Fallback Server
  		• Server Access Problems
  		• Notes Setup
    Pass Through Servers
  		• Overview
  		• Pass Through Servers
     
    Notes Replication
  		• Replication
  		• Factors that Control Replication
  		• The Advantages of Replication
  		• What is Replicated
  		• What is not Replicated
  		• Which Databases to Replicate
  		• Default Replication Settings
  		• Server to Server Replication
  		• Replication Direction
  		• When Replication Does Occur
  		• The Process of Replication
  		• Errors during Replication
  		• Replication and Document Deletion
  		• Compacting Databases
  		• Creating Replica Databases
  		• Replication Information
  		• Send Replication Settings
  		• Other Replication Settings
  		• Advanced Replication Settings
  		• Administering Databases
  		• Locally Administered Databases
  		• Centrally Administered Databases
  		• Understanding Replication History
  		• Analysing Replication
     
    Sequencing Replication
  		• Why Sequence Replication
  		• End to End Sequence
  		• Mesh Sequencing
  		• Hub and Spoke Sequencing
     
    Scheduling Replication
  		• Why Schedule Replication
  		• Schedule Guidelines
  		• Connection Documents
  		• Calling and Interval Schedules
  		• How the Retry Period is Determined
     
    Controlling Replication
  		• Using the ACL to Control Replication
  		• The Seven Access Levels
  		• The ACL and Replication
  		• ACL Guidelines for Server Replication
     
    Replication Problems
  		• Replication Updates and Conflicts
  		• Save Conflicts
  		• Replication Conflicts
  		• Resolving Conflicts
  		• Preventing Replication and Save Conflicts
  		• Assign Editor Access to a Few People
  		• Version Control
  		• Merge Replication Conflicts
  		• Database Replication Problems
  		• Database Integrity
  		• Index Problems
  		• Repairing Damaged Documents
  		• Server Backups
  		• What You Must Back Up
  		• Backing up to a File Server
  		• Restoring Databases
  		• Restoring Documents
  		• Scheduling Programs
     
    Notes Mail Routing
  		• Understanding Mail Routing
     
    Mail Routing Setup
  		• Server Connection Documents
  		• Mail Delivery Priority Levels
  		• Guidelines
     
    Shared Mail
  		• Shared Mail
  		• How Shared Mail Works
     
    Tracing Mail
  		• Tracing Mail
     
    Troubleshooting
  		• The Mailbox
  		• Show Tasks
  		• Troubleshooting
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