Training offering

Managing IBM Lotus Domino 8 Servers and Users

Description

In this course, you will perform standard server maintenance and troubleshooting tasks. You will also register and maintain Notes and non-Notes users.

Objectives

Upon completion of this course you will be able to:
•    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

Participants

This is a basic course for system administrators new to Lotus Domino who monitor and maintain an existing Lotus Domino 8 infrastructure and manage Notes and non-Notes users in a Domino domain.

Prerequisite(s)

The prerequisites for this course include completion of the following IBM Lotus Domino 8 courses or equivalent knowledge, skills, and experience:
•    (Required) IBM Lotus Domino 8 System Administration Operating Fundamentals (D8750)
•    (Recommended) Building the IBM Lotus Domino 8 Infrastructure (D8760)

Options

•    Managing Users
•    Moving a user and aposs mail file
•    Changing a user and aposs name
•    Acting on name chang requests
•    Changing a user and aposs location in the hierarchy
•    Extending a Notes ID
•    Setting up ID file back
•    Recovering an ID file
•    Deleting users
•    Managing Groups
•    Creating groups
•    Changing a user and aposs group membership
•    Managing groups
•    Renaming groups
•    Deleting groups
•    Managing Non-Notes and Notes Clients
•    Setting up browser clients
•    Configuring Smart Upgrade
•    Enabling Smart Upgrade tracking
•    Setting up roaming users
•    Enabling or disabling roaming user upgrade status
•    Deploying Composite Applications
•    Understanding composite application deployment fundamentals
•    Configuring Lotus Notes 8 clients to access composite applications on a WebSphere Portal serverIntroducing composite application provisioning
•    Configuring clients for user-initiated updates
•    Managing Servers
•    Using the server console window
•    Defining a backup process
•    Enabling Transaction logging
•    Analyzing activity data
•    Automating server tasks
•    Updating Servers
•    Searching for server references in a domain
•    Setting up authentication with other Domino organizations
•    Changing server access
•    Decommissioning a server
•    Recertifying a server ID
•    Changing administrator access
•    Setting Up Server Monitoring
•    Identifying mechanisms for collecting server information
•    Starting the Statistic Collector task
•    Creating event generators
•    Creating event handlers
•    Choosing a notification method in an event handler
•    Creating probesEnabling agent logging
•    Using Domino Domain Monitoring
•    Creating and configuring Domino Domain Monitoring probes
•    Using Domino Domain Monitoring
•    Monitoring Server Performance
•    Viewing Domino Domain Monitor events
•    Viewing real time statistics
•    Viewing statistics with Server Monitor
•    Using the Domino Web Administrator
•    Using the Domino Console
•    Resolving Server Problems
•    Solving authentication and authorization issues
•    Troubleshooting replication problems
•    Troubleshooting connection problems
•    Solving agent manager issues
•    Recovering from a server crash
•    Configuring Automatic Diagnostic Collection and the Fault Analyzer
•    Resolving User Problems
•    Troubleshooting workstation problems
•    Recovering from a workstation crash
•    Troubleshooting database issuesTroubleshooting connection problems
•    Tracking user mail messages