D851AB – Lotus Domino 8.5.1 Administration Basics
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.
| Duur cursus: | 3 dagen |
| Kosten cursus: | Vraag offerte aan. |
| Kosten cursusmateriaal: | 150,- euro per deelnemer, exclusief 21% BTW. |
| Locatie: | On-site |
| Maximaal aantal curisten: | 6 |
| Startdatum: | n.v.t. |
| Offerte aanvragen: | info@appligate.nl |
| Bijzonderheden: | Cursusmateriaal kan ook gebruikt worden als zelfstudie materiaal |
Audience
This course is designed for network/database administrators who are responsible for supporting Lotus Domino Servers and Notes clients and who:
- have never administered a Domino Server;
- are proficient Lotus Notes users.
Outline
Topic 1:
- The Services of a Domino Server
- What Domino is
- What Domino is NOT
- Major administrator task areas
- Other servers you may need
Topic 2:
- 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
- Pages 1 and 2: Welcome and License
- 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
- Maintenance releases and Fix Pack updates
Topic 3:
- Setup 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 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
Topic 5:
- 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
Topic 6:
- 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
Topic 7:
- 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
Topic 8:
- 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
- Automatically run/open
- Run pieces of Domino Administrator
- Server Console properties
- Server Console filters
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 variables
- Exercise: Change NOTES.INI with Configuration Settings
Topic 10:
- 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
Topic 11:
- User Authentication and Names
- IDs created during first server setup
- Contents of Server and User IDs
- Server ID file: Password or no password?
- 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
- Failure to authenticate
- Debugging authentication problems
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
- Auto-populated Group members list
- Find Group Member
- Manage Groups
- Rename Group
- Delete Group
- Find Groups
- Organizational wildcards
Topic 13:
- Server Access Lists
- Domino Directory administration
- Server Access section on Security tab in the Server document
- Recommended Server Access practices
- Exercise: Control Server Access
- The role of digital signatures in design elements
- Trusted code example: Scheduled LotusScript Agent
- Stage 1: Who can create an Agent in a database?
- Stage 2: Who can sign an Agent that is run by someone else?
- Stage 3: What times of day can Agents run?
- Stage 4: Who is the effective user of the Agent?
- Stage 5: Who is allowed to run the Agent?
- Stage 6: Is the effective user allowed to access the server?
- Stage 7: What type of operations can the effective user perform?
- Stage 8: Can the effective user create new databases on the server?
- Stage 9: What type of operations can the specific Agent perform?
- Stage 10: Can the effective user create, edit, and delete documents?
- Stage 11: Can the effective user read/write particular documents?
- Administrator responsibility for malicious code
Topic 14:
- Administrator Rights
- General user access to the server
- Default administrator access
- What being listed as an administrator gives 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:
- Database Management
- Add Domino database
- Exercise: Create a new database on the server
- 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 Link
- Folder Links caveats
- Database Access Control List
- Centralized ACL control
- ACL Entries
- Add entry 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 across all replicas
- Server and Domain-wide ACL reporting
- Exercise: Database Catalog
- Customize the Catalog database
- System database ACLs
- Encrypt Server databases
- Exercise: Encrypt server database
Topic 17:
- 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
Topic 18:
- 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
Topic 19:
- Add Servers to the Domain
- Register server
- Administrative requirements to register server
- Server name guidelines
- Additional server registration
- Exercise: Erase your servers identity
- 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 architecture
- Centralized 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 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
- Design/ACL replication
- What is NOT replicated
Topic 22:
- Create a Replica Database
- Prepare source of replica
- Who can create a replica on a server
- Rule: Create only one replica of a particular database 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 replication
- Exercise: Replicate from Notes
- Replicate from the Server Console
- Exercise: Replicate from the Server Console
- Verify replication
- Exercise: Replication results
Topic 24:
- Replication Settings
- General perspective
- Sequence 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 documents
- Required replication connections
- Connection topology
- Create Connection document
- Replication schedule grid
- Exercise: Connection documents
- Multiple Replicator tasks
Topic 27:
- Troubleshoot Replication
- Replication history and cutoff dates
- Clear 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 Server
- Incoming URL parsing
- Serving file system resources
- Serving Domino databases
- User authentication
- Increase the strength of stored Internet Passwords
- Other means to authenticate users
- Login name versus authenticated name
- Internet Access section on Security tab
- 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
- Lotus iNotes
- Domino Web Administrator
- Additional server configuration
Topic 29:
- Domain Catalog and Domain Search
- Database Catalog versus Domain Catalog
- Database 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 mail
- Choosing 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 message
- 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
Hallo Rob,
Kan ik mij voor deze cursus inschrijven
Ik hoor van je .
Frank Kuipers
Lelyweg 1
7602EA Almelo
bedrijf PANalytical
Frank,
Deze cursus geven we alleen als in-company training en niet als open-training wegens de geringe belangstelling, dus inschrijven is niet mogelijk.
Het spijt ons.
Rob Bontekoe