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1. Introduction to Notes / Domino / Designer
1.1 Current Versions and Compatibility
1.2 What is Lotus Notes 8.5
1.3 Using Notes as Domino client
1.4 Functions of a Domino Server
1.5 About Domino Designer
2. Domino Directory Architecture
2.1 A Hierarchical naming structure
2.2 Components of a Hierarchical Name
2.3 Notes Named Network (NNN)
2.4 The NRPC Protocol Stack
2.5 The NPRC process of resolving names to protocol address
3. Deploying Domino Server
3.1 Platform Requirements
3.2 IP and Name Assignment
3.3 DNS Server Configuration
3.4 Installing First Domino Server
4. Using Domino Administrator
4.1 Initial Configuration
4.2 Domino Administrator Tabs
5. Building the Domino Directory Infrastructure
5.1 Registering Organization
5.2 Registering Organizational Unit (OU)
5.3 Registering Additional Domino Servers
5.3 (cont.) Registering Notes Users (People)
6. Deploying Multi-User Notes
6.1 Installing Multi-User Notes
6.2 First-time setup of Notes Client
7. Notes ID Recovery
7.1 Why do Administrators need ID Recovery?
7.2 How ID Recovery works
7.3 Adding Recovery Information into Certifier ID
7.4 Preparing users for ID Recovery
7.5 Recovering a user’s Notes ID file
8. Domino Database Storage and Process
8.1 To view Database files on Domino Server
8.2 Compacting a database file
8.3 Controlling Process
8.4 Console Security
9. Calendars and Scheduling
9.1 The Free Time database
9.2 Setting up the Resource Reservation database
10. Domino Web Administrator
10.1 To enable Domino Web Administrator
10.2 Accessing the Domino Web Administrator
11. Database Templates
11.1 Introduction to Database Templates
11.2 Creating Microsoft Office Document library
11.3 Using Database Links
12. Access Control
12.1 Understanding Security Layers
12.2 Using Groups
12.3 “Access Server” and “Not Access Server” field
12.4 Database Access Level and ACL
12.5 Administrative Server Roles
13. Notes Mail Routing
13.1 Install Additional Domino Server
13.2 Moving User Mail box
13.3 Archive Settings
13.4 Server Mail.Box
13.5 Connection Document
13.6 Topology Map
14. SMTP Mail Routing
14.1 Server Mail Rules
14.2 Configuring Domino to send and receive mail over SMTP
14.3 Testing Internet and DNS configuration
14.4 The Global Domain Document
14.5 The SMTP Listener task
14.6 Setting up SMTP routing within the local Internet domain
14.7 Setting up SMTP routing to external Internet domain
14.8 Configuring Domino to send mail to a relay host (Smarthost)
14.9 How inbound anti-relay settings control message transfer to external Internet Domains
14.10 The SMTP Listener task
14.11 The SMTP Listener task
15. Domino Web Server
15.1 Setting up Basic Domino Web Server using Server Document
15.2 Setting up Domino Web Server using Internet Site Document
16. Domino Web Access Lite (DWA/iNotes)
16.1 Introducing Domino Web Access Lite
16.2 Registering Domain Web Access users
16.3 Authentication level of Internet Name and Password
16.4 Providing Logon to Domino Web Access users
16.5 Restricting Access by Client IP address
16.7 Upgrading Notes Mail users to have Domino Web Access
16.8 Using Domino Web Access Redirect
17. Integrating Domino and DB2
17.1 Understanding Domino and DB2
17.2 Enabling Transactional Logging on Domino Server
17.3 Installing and Configuring DB2 server
17.4 Installing and Configuring DB2 client for Domino
17.5 Enabling the Domino Server to communicate with the DB2 server
17.6 Enabling the DB2 Access Server for Domino
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