Lotus Domino R5: Configuring and Optimizing the Environment Training CD

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Summary: Lotus Domino R5: Configuring and Optimizing the Environment
Review: Course Overview

This is the final course in a two part series that will teach Lotus Domino 4.x system administrators about the new Domino R5 system administration features, the impact of those features on their job, and how to migrate their organizations from Domino R4.x to R5. At the completion of this course, students will learn how to set up the administration process and configure LDAP and SMTP; configure the Notes R5 client and customize the Welcome screen of the Notes client for an organization by using Domino Administrator; and implement the advanced features of Lotus Domino R5 by configuring SSL, S/MIME, and mail in a Domino cluster.

Learn To

* Set up the administration process and configure LDAP and SMTP.

* Configure the Notes R5 client and customize the Welcome screen of the Notes client for an organization by using Domino Administrator.

* Optimize Lotus Domino R5 by configuring the Domino Directory, securing the Domino environment, monitoring mails, tracking mail messages, and setting up Web server tasks.

* Implement the advanced features of Lotus Domino R5 by configuring SSL, S/MIME, and mail in a Domino cluster.



Audience

This course series is for system administrators, network support professionals, and IT managers responsible for migrating and installation of Lotus Domino R5. Participants should be familiar with Lotus Domino 4.5/4.6 and have taken course 13400, Lotus Domino R5: Migrating From R4.X.

Deployment Options

Internet / Intranet, Download, LAN, Workstation

Accreditation

NASBA credits: 4 CPE Credits



Language Options

American English

Total Learning Time

6 to 8 hours

Objectives

Unit 1: Configuring Lotus Domino R5 2 - 3 hours

* Specify an administration server for a database by using Domino Administrator. * Create a Cross-domain Configuration document by using Domino Administrator. * Display the build number of the server in the Server document by using Domino Administrator. * Set up an Access Control List (ACL) in the Domino Directory by using Domino Administrator. * Set up LDAP by using Domino Administrator. * Configure LDAP searches by using Domino Administrator. * Configure SMTP by using Domino Administrator. * Configure ESMTP by using Domino Administrator. * Control spam mail by using Domino Administrator. * Customize the Welcome screen of the Notes R5 client for an organization to provide Internet functionality. * Configure the Notes R5 client to launch an Internet browser by using Domino Administrator.

Unit 2: Optimizing Lotus Domino R5 2 - 3 hours

* Match the documents in the Domino Directory with the information they contain. * Set up a Domino directory by using Domino Administrator. * Set up password recovery of an ID file by using Domino Administrator. * Update ID files with password recovery information by using Domino Administrator and Notes clients. * Recover the password of an ID file by using Domino Administrator. * Set up mail monitoring by using Domino Administrator. * Track a mail message by using Domino Administrator. * Generate a mail usage report by using Domino Administrator. * Display replication and mail routing topology maps by using Domino Administrator. * Identify the new features of Domino Web server. * Set up a Domino Web server by using Domino Administrator. * Set up a Virtual Web server by using Domino Administrator. * Set up Internet Cluster Manager by using Domino Administrator. * Manage the Domino Web server by using the Web Administrator. * Identify the tasks that can be performed using the Web Administrator. * Set up IIS as the Web Server for integration with Lotus Domino R5 by using the Microsoft * Management Console.

Unit 3: Lotus Domino R5: Advanced Features 2 hours

* Set up SSL on a Domino server by using Domino Administrator. * Set up S/MIME for Notes clients by using Domino Administrator. * Configure a single login for Notes and NT by using User Manager for Domains. * Import users and groups from NT by using User Manager for Domains. * Set up native SMTP messaging by using Domino Administrator. * Set up native MIME storage by using Domino Administrator. * Set up native Internet addressing by using Domino Administrator. * Set up multiple mailboxes by using Domino Administrator. * Identify the requirements for creating a shared mail database in Domino. * Configure mail in a Domino cluster by using Domino Administrator. * Identify the advantages of CORBA. * Configure IIOP by using Domino Administrator.