SUMMARY:   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. AUDIENCE:   This course is designed for network/database administrators who are responsible for supporting Lotus Domino Servers and Notes clients. You will find this course most useful if prior to this course you have: 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. 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. DURATION:   3 days. OBJECTIVES:   In this course, you will learn how to: install, 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. COURSE CONTENT:   The Services of a Domino Server What Domino is What Domino is NOT Major administrator task areas Other servers you may need Install a Domino Server Domino Server platforms Hardware 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 Setup Pre-Planning To centralize or distribute? Domino Domain Multiple Domino Domains Domino Named Networks Organization structure Domino Server names Exercise: Setup pre-planning Setup First Server Exercise: Server Setup Step 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 Start Server Start the Domino Server Startup Server tasks Turn off unnecessary server tasks Other ways to start tasks Start Domino as a Windows Service Exercise: Rename ID files Server Console Running Notes on a Domino Server Server Console commands Useful Server Console commands Downing a server Lock Server Console Server Console Message ID and Severity Install and Configure Domino Administrator Minimum platform requirements Connection 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 Tour Domino Administrator Start Domino Administrator User 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 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 Security Overview Security model General 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 User Authentication and Names IDs created during first server setup Contents 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 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 Server Access Lists Domino Directory administration Security tab in the Server document Recommended Server Access practices Exercise: Control Server Access Server access for browsers Administrator Rights General user access to the server Default 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 Databases Add Domino database Exercise: 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 Database Security Folder Link Folder 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 Administration Process Administration Process workflow Major 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 Cross Certification Exercise: Test access to another Organizations server Locating 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 Add Servers to the Domain Register server Administrative 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 Primary and Configuration Directories Distributed directory architecture Centralized directory architecture Pros and cons Hybrid directory architecture Directory Type settings "Show Xdir" console command Change the directory type Replication Fundamentals What replication is NOT What 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 GL/08