In this course, you will:

Be introduced to basic concepts that provide the foundation for Lotus Domino and Lotus Notes Practice performing basic administration tasks using the Lotus Domino Administrator client Install and configure a basic infrastructure with a single domain using an existing deployment plan Set up replication and mail routing in the single-domain environment Perform standard server maintenance and troubleshooting tasks Register and maintain Notes and non-Notes users.

Note: This course covers the entire core Lotus Domino 8.5 system administration curriculum which is normally taught in 6 days. While the course duration is 5 days.

- Examine the Lotus Domino and Lotus Notes Architecture
- Perform Basic Administration Tasks
- Examine Lotus Domino Security Mechanisms
- Examine Mail Routing in Lotus Domino
- Examine Lotus Domino Replication
- Extend Lotus Domino Environment
- Install and set up the first Lotus Domino server and
- administrator Set up servers in the Lotus Domino domain
- Add Lotus Notes workstations to the Lotus Domino domain
- Set up the administration environment
- Set up the replication schedule
- Configure intranet Lotus Domino mail routing
- Configure internet mail routing
- Enable message controls
- Enable server and messaging monitoring
- Troubleshoot common mail setup problems
- Manage Users
- Manage Groups
- Manage Non-Notes and Notes Clients
- Deploy Composite Applications
- Manage Servers
- Update Servers
- Set Up Server Monitoring
- Use Domino Domain Monitoring
- Monitor Server Performance
- Resolve Server Problems
- Resolve User Problems

This intermediate course is system administrators new to Lotus Domino who need to acquire a foundational knowledge and working experience with the Lotus Domino 8 administration tools and who are responsible for:

- Installing and setting up of the initial, basic Lotus Domino and Lotus Notes 8 infrastructure
- Setting up Domino Mail servers in the corporate intranet and extranet (i.e. Internet) environment
- Monitoring and maintaining an existing Lotus Domino 8 infrastructure
- Managing Notes and non-Notes users in a Domino domain

- Examining the IBM Lotus Domino 8.5 Architecture
- Investigating IBM Lotus Domino Applications
- Exploring IBM Lotus Domino Server Functionality
- Starting IBM Lotus Domino Administrator
- Using Online Help
- Navigating in IBM Lotus Domino Administrator
- Setting Administration Preferences
- Introducing Policies
- Identifying IBM Lotus Domino Security Components
- Designing a Hierarchical Naming Scheme
- Authenticating with IBM Lotus Domino Servers
- Controlling Access to Resources
- Determining Database Access Levels
- Determining Workstation Security Levels
- Introducing IBM Lotus Domino Messaging
- Designing a Mail Routing Topology
- Introducing IBM Lotus Domino Replication
- Designing a Replication Strategy
- Selecting Additional IBM Lotus Domino Services
- Implementing IBM Lotus Domino Scalability Features
- Integrating Other IBM Products
- Analyzing a Deployment Plan
- Installing the IBM Lotus Domino Server Software
- Installing the IBM Lotus Domino Administrator Client Software
- Launching and Configuring the First Server
- Configuring the First Workstation
- Assigning Roles to Administrators and Servers
- Registering Servers
- Configuring and Starting Additional IBM Lotus Domino Servers
- Creating an Organizational Unit Certifier
- Registering New Administrators
- Registering Users from a File
- Replicating Server Document Changes
- Setting Up an Administrator Workstation
- Verifying the IBM Lotus Domino Installation
- Creating Replicas on Multiple Servers
- Creating Groups
- Creating an Organizational Policy
- Creating and Assigning an Explicit Policy
- Customizing the IBM Lotus Domino Administrator Work Environment
- Setting Access to Create Databases on the Server
- Setting Administration Levels
- Setting Logging Levels
- Creating Server Groups for Replication
- Creating a Connection Document
- Configuring Notes Named Networks
- Implementing a Hub-and-Spoke Mail Routing Topology
- Selecting a Mail Storage Format for Incoming Mail
- Enabling the SMTP Listener Task
- Configuring Basic SMTP Settings
- Restricting Internet Mail Delivery
- Enabling Whitelist and Blacklist Filters
- Configuring Extended SMTP (E/SMTP) Options
- Configuring Internet Addressing
- Testing SMTP
- Configuring Router Restrictions
- Implementing Message Disclaimers
- Implementing Mail Delivery Controls
- Implementing Mail Transfer Controls
- Configuring Multiple Server Mailboxes
- Creating and Activating a Server Mail Rule
- Enabling Mail Journaling
- Implementing Blacklist Tag and Whitelist Tag Mail Rule
- Conditions Establishing Mail Quotas
- Controlling Inbox Size with Inbox Maintenance
- Archiving Mail
- Verifying Routing and Checking Mail Delivery
- Enabling Mail Statistics
- Enabling Message Tracking
- Configuring Message Recall
- Sending a Mail Trace
- Restarting the Router
- Forcing Mail Routing
- Resolving Undelivered and Dead Mail
- Adding Users
- Changing a User Name
- Moving User Mail Files
- Extending an IBM Lotus Notes ID Expiration Date
- Using the ID Vault to Secure User IDs
- Deleting Users
- Changing a User's Location Within the Organizational Hierarchy - Creating Groups
- Renaming Groups
- Deleting Groups
- Changing Group Membership
- Setting Up Non-IBM Lotus Notes Users
- Upgrading IBM Lotus Notes Clients
- Managing Roaming Users
- Composite Application Deployment Fundamentals
- Accessing Composite Applications on IBM WebSphere Portal
- Introduction to Composite Application Provisioning
- Configuring Clients for User-Initiated Updates
- The Server Console Window
- Defining Backup Processes
- Using Transaction Logging
- Managing Disk Space
- Enabling View Logging
- Logging and Analyzing Activity Data
- Automating Server Tasks
- Evaluating Server Settings with Lotus Domino Configuration
- Tuner Finding Instances of a Server Name
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You should have previous experience as a network administrator or mail system administrator, and experience using the Lotus Notes 8 Client.