| Lotus Training  Overview 
 
 
				
During this course you will install and configure the Lotus Domino Server and Domino Administrator, and a Notes client to test the installation. When you finish the course, the Server will be ready to serve Domino databases to Notes clients and browsers and to delivery mail within a single Domino Domain.
 This course places special emphasis on database services, security, replication, and messaging, the core strengths of Domino.
 
 Lotus Training  Learning Objectives
 
 In this course, you will learn how to:
 
Lotus Training  Audienceinstall, set up, and configure a Domino Server and Domino Administrator
register a user with basic settings
create a new database using a standard template
define groups to manage server and database security
understand and configure server and database security
configure the Administration Process to automate administrator tasks
cross certify other organizations to use your Domino Server
register a new Server and reconfigure your Server to join an existing Domino Domain
configure a Remote Primary Directory Server to provide centralized directory services
replicate databases and schedule automated replication between Domino Servers
create a Domain Catalog and configure Domain Search
provide database access to browsers
transfer and deliver email in a single Domino Domain using the Notes routing protocol. 
 This course is designed for new Lotus Notes users who can:
This course is part of a series of Domino administration training courses. Follow these paths to master all aspects of administering the Domino Server, Lotus Notes, and other clients:
 
 
   
 Courses later in the series assume that you have mastered the content of earlier courses.
 
 This course is designed for network/database administrators who are responsible for supporting Lotus Domino Servers and Notes clients and who:
 You will find this course most useful if prior to this course you have:have never administered a Domino Server
are proficient Lotus Notes 8 users.
 You will find the course especially rewarding if you have already installed a Domino Server and a handful of Notes Clients and have had some experience designing Domino databases.studied the principles and operation of personal computer networking using TCP/IP in LAN/WAN/Internet environments
installed and supported the operating system used in this course (Windows XP Professional) as well as applications used by those systems
installed, administered, and supported network operating system server and workstation software.
 
 Lotus Training  Course duration
 
 
 
				This course is sold as a 3-day course.
				
		
		
 Lotus Training  Course outline
 
 
 Topic 1: The Services of a Domino Server	
	What Domino isWhat Domino is NOT
 Major administrator task areas
 Other servers you may need
 Topic 2: Install a Domino Server
 	Domino Server platformsHardware requirements
 Operating system licensing requirements
 Pre-installation: OS optimization
 Pre-installation: Lock down server access
 Pre-installation: Network connectivity
 Obtain installer software
 Install from a network drive
 Start installer
 Page 1: Welcome
 Page 3: Program Files Directory/Partitioned Server
 Page 4: Data Files Directory
 Page 5: Server choice
 Page 6: Summary
 Reboot Windows
 Results
 Exercise: Install Domino Server
 Custom installations
 Reinstallation/Uninstallation
 QMR/QMU updates
 Topic 3: Setup Pre-Planning
 	To centralize or distribute?Domino Domain
 Multiple Domino Domains
 Domino Named Networks
 Organization structure
 Domino Server names
 Exercise: Setup pre-planning
 Topic 4: Setup First Server
 	Exercise: Server SetupStep 1: Start Server Setup program
 Step 2: Welcome/Fonts
 Step 3: Server choice
 Step 4: Server name and title
 Step 5: Organization Certifier
 Customize button: Advanced Organization Settings
 Step 6: Domain name
 Step 7: Administrator name and password
 Step 8: Server tasks
 Customize button: Advanced Domino Services
 Step 9: Network settings
 Customize button: Advanced Network Settings
 Step 10: Security defaults
 Step 11: Review
 Results of the Server Setup
 Remote Server Setup
 Silent setup
 Topic 5: Start Server
 	Start the Domino ServerStartup
 Server tasks
 Turn off unnecessary server tasks
 Other ways to start tasks
 Start Domino as a Windows Service
 Exercise: Rename ID files
 Topic 6: Server Console
 	Running Notes on a Domino ServerServer Console commands
 Useful Server Console commands
 Downing a server
 Lock Server Console
 Server Console Message ID and Severity
 Topic 7: Install and Configure Domino Administrator
 	Minimum platform requirementsConnection requirements
 NotesCONNECT
 Exercise: Install and configure Notes/Domino Administrator
 Step 1: Uninstall previous installations
 Step 2: Start installer
 Step 3: Choose directories
 Step 4: Client choice
 Program features options
 Step 5: Ready and set default email client
 Step 6: Reboot computer
 Results of the installation
 Exercise: Notes configuration
 Topic 8: Tour Domino Administrator
 	Start Domino AdministratorUser interface
 Sequence to use Domino Administrator
 Get Administrator Help
 Exercise: Domino Administrator interface
 Remote Server Console
 Remote Console properties
 Remote Server Console display watch
 Customize the Send button
 Customize the Command button
 Administration Preferences
 Change to another location
 Start Domino Administrator to Local
 Server Console properties
 Server Console filters
 Run pieces of Domino Administrator
 Topic 9: Configuration Settings Documents
 	Configuration Settings Directory Profile document
 Configuration Settings document
 Multiple Configuration Settings documents
 NOTES.INI
 Console command to edit the NOTES.INI
 Configuration Settings document to change NOTES.INI
 Exercise: Change NOTES.INI with Configuration Settings
 Topic 10: Security Overview
 	Security modelGeneral observations about the security model diagram
 Levels of effort
 Basic network security
 Port access lists
 Network data encryption
 Firewall network
 Small shop solutions
 Domino firewall domain
 Domino administrator responsibilities
 Developer responsibilities
 Resources
 Topic 11: User Authentication and Names
 	IDs created during first server setupContents of Server and User IDs
 Validation and authentication
 Increasing authentication security
 Hierarchy of Organizational Unit Certifiers
 Registering users and servers with an OU Certifier ID
 Authentication and Organizational Certifiers
 Advantages of using Organizational Units
 Authenticated name for Notes users
 Authenticated name for browser users
 Failure to authenticate
 Debugging authentication
 Topic 12: Notes User Registration and Groups
 	What is Notes user registration?Exercise: Notes user registration
 Why use Groups
 Standard groups
 Create a Group document
 Exercise: Create groups
 Group views
 Find Group Member
 Manage Groups
 Rename Group
 Delete Group
 Find Groups
 Organizational wildcards
 Topic 13: Server Access Lists
 	Domino Directory administrationSecurity tab in the Server document
 Recommended Server Access practices
 Exercise: Control Server Access
 Server access for browsers
 Topic 14: Administrator Rights
 	General user access to the serverDefault administrator access
 What being listed as an administrator gets you
 Delegating administrative duties
 Administrator use of Domino Administrator
 Full Access administrator mode
 Domino Console Server access fields
 Administrator access to the Domino Directory
 Administrator access to system databases
 Topic 15: Databases
 	Add Domino databaseExercise: Create database
 Internal tools
 External tools
 Files function tab
 Files display preferences
 Folder tools
 Database tools
 Database white space
 Compact
 Other ways to free disk space
 Database rollout
 Exercise: Database tools
 Topic 16: Database Security
 	Folder LinkFolder Links caveats
 Database Access Control List
 Centralized ACL control
 ACL Entries
 Add users to the ACL
 Acceptable ACL Entries
 Standard settings
 User Type
 Conflicting/overlapping access
 Explicit versus Effective Access
 Maximum Internet name & password access
 ACL Entry privileges
 Roles
 Create and assign a role
 Exercise: Define ACL and roles
 Set Administration Server
 Manage Multiple ACLs tool
 Copy and Paste entire ACLs
 Local ACL enforcement
 Enforce Consistent ACL
 Server and Domain-wide ACL reporting
 Exercise: Database Catalog
 System database ACLs
 Encrypt Server databases
 Exercise: Encrypt server database
 Topic 17: Administration Process
 	Administration Process workflowMajor areas of work
 Access requirements
 Configure AdminP
 Administration Requests database
 Critical views to monitor
 One Administrative Server or many?
 When tasks are performed
 Modify the processing intervals
 Dedicated threads for immediate and interval requests
 User rename requests
 Server console commands
 Domino Administrator Tell Task tool
 Exercise: AdminP in action
 Debugging AdminP
 Topic 18: Cross Certification
 	Exercise: Test access to another Organizations serverLocating Cross Certificate documents
 Purpose of cross certification
 Three methods to cross certify
 Method 1 Exercise: On-demand cross certification
 At what level should you cross certify?
 Method 2: Safe Copy cross certification
 Method 3: Verbally cross certify key
 Revoke authentication from cross certification
 Allow Anonymous access to Notes
 Organizations and Domino Domains
 Topic 19: Add Servers to the Domain
 	Register serverAdministrative requirements to register server
 Server name guidelines
 Additional server registration
 Exercise: Remove server configuration
 Exercise: Register additional server
 Start server and run the Server Setup program
 Protocol access
 Server security requirements
 Additional Server Setup
 Exercise: Server Setup on additional server
 Exercise: Register new administrator
 Exercise: Reconfigure Notes/Domino Administrator
 Topic 20: Primary and Configuration Directories
 	Distributed directory architectureCentralized directory architecture
 Pros and cons
 Hybrid directory architecture
 Directory Type settings
 "Show Xdir" console command
 Change the directory type
 Topic 21: Replication Fundamentals
 	What replication is NOTWhat replication IS
 Domino Cluster Replication
 Why replicate databases
 Database Replica ID and Document UNID
 Server-to-server replication
 Item modification record
 Single source item update
 Dual source field update
 Deleted documents
 Design/ACL replication
 What is NOT replicated
 Topic 22: Create a Replica Database
 	Prepare source of replicaWho can create a replica on a server
 Rule: Only one replica on a server
 Immediately create one replica database
 Exercise: Create replica database
 Create replicas using AdminP
 Transporting large replica databases
 Topic 23: Replicate Databases
 	Force replicationExercise: Replicate from Notes
 Replicate from the Server Console
 Exercise: Replicate from the Server Console
 Verify replication
 Exercise: Replication results
 Topic 24: Replication Settings
 	General perspectiveSequence of conditions
 Connection document
 ACL settings
 Differential access via ACL
 Document Reader Access List
 Replication Options
 Exercise: Selective Replication
 Replicate unread marks
 Topic 25: Replication Topology
 	Replication topology Connection topology and selective replication
 How often should you replicate?
 Replication Type
 Scheduling guidelines
 Deterministic replication
 Example three-tier topology
 Example schedule
 Topic 26: Replication Connections
 	Connection documentsRequired replication connections
 Connection topology
 Create Connection document
 Replication schedule grid
 Exercise: Connection documents
 Multiple Replicator tasks
 Topic 27: Troubleshoot Replication
 	Replication history and cutoff datesClear the replication history
 Deletion stub purge
 Replication conflict handling
 Replication conflicts in the Domino Directory
 Preventing replication conflicts
 Document locking
 Enable document locking
 Document locks and mobile users
 Exercise: Replication conflicts and document locking
 Phantom documents
 General troubleshooting
 Replication stops if ACLs are different
 Domino Server Log
 Replication logging
 Note ID
 Connection trace
 Prevent incorrect system time changes
 Replication monitoring tools
 Topic 28: Browser Access to Databases
 	Domino Web ServerIncoming URL parsing
 Serving file system resources
 Serving Domino databases
 User authentication
 Increase the strength of Internet Passwords
 Other means to authenticate users
 Login name versus authenticated name
 Server Access Lists and HTTP
 Anonymous users of the server
 Failed Internet password tracking/lockout
 Database security
 Maximum Internet name and password
 Database encryption
 Exercise: Open Marketing Discussion from browser
 Domino Web Access
 Domino Web Administrator
 Additional server configuration
 Topic 29: Domain Catalog and Domain Search
 	Database Catalog versus Domain CatalogDatabase Catalog replication
 Full Text Search versus Domain Search
 Full text index settings
 Configuration overview
 Configuration procedures
 Procedure 1: Enable Domain Catalog and Indexer server tasks
 Procedure 2: Include Domino databases in multi-database indexing
 Procedure 3: Include other files in index
 Procedure 4: Map URL to directory
 Procedure 5: Restart server
 Notes client configuration
 Domain Search from Notes client
 Search using Browser
 Exercise: Domain Search
 Domain Search and security
 Design considerations
 Delete Domain Index
 Indexer tuning
 Other search products
 Topic 30: Message Transfer and Delivery
 	Message flow in Notes mailChoosing a mail client
 Choosing a mail protocol
 Think Domino
 Domino Domain
 Domino Named Networks
 One Domino Named Network
 Multiple Domino Named Networks
 One WAN, multiple Domino Named Networks
 Multiple protocol/NIC Servers
 Notes mail architecture
 Notes configuration
 Create a Memo
 Submit mail to recipient
 Deliver mail to user
 Read mail
 User registration and mail
 Exercise: Test mail delivery
 Mail Users view in Domino Administrator
 Router task
 Exercise: Test mail delivery
 Message document internals
 
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