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Managing
IBM Lotus Domino 7 Servers and Users
Course
#: N7D770
2
days
Benefits:
Students
will perform standard server maintenance and troubleshooting tasks. Students
will also register and maintain Notes and non-Notes users.
Audience:
The
target audience for this course is system administrators new to Domino who are
responsible for:
▪
Monitoring
and maintaining an existing Lotus Domino 7 infrastructure.
▪
Managing
Notes and non-Notes users in a Domino domain system
administrators new to Domino who are responsible for:
◦
Monitoring
and maintaining an existing Lotus Domino 7 infrastructure.
◦
Managing
Notes and non-Notes users in a Domino domain.
Prerequisites:
The
prerequisites for this course include completion of the following IBM Lotus
Domino 7 courses or equivalent knowledge, skills, and experience:
▪
(Required)
IBM Lotus Domino 7 System Administration Operating Fundamentals
▪
(Recommended)
Building the IBM Lotus Domino 7 Infrastructure completion of the following IBM
Lotus
Domino
7 courses or equivalent knowledge, skills, and experience:
▪
(Required)
IBM Lotus Domino 7 System Administration Operating Fundamentals
▪
(Recommended)
Building the IBM Lotus Domino 7 Infrastructure
Topics
covered:
This
course covers the following topics:
Managing Users
▪
Moving a user's mail file
▪
Changing a user's name
▪
Acting on name change requests
▪
Changing a user's location in the hierarchy
▪
Extending a
Notes ID
▪
Deleting
users
▪
Setting up roaming users
◦
Enabling or
disabling roaming user upgrade status
Managing Groups
▪
Changing a user's 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
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
probes
▪
Enabling
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 issues
▪
Troubleshooting
connection problems
▪
Tracking user mail messagesManaging Users
▪
Moving a user's mail file
▪
Changing a user's name
▪
Acting on name change requests
▪
Changing a user's location in the hierarchy
▪
Extending a
Notes ID
▪
Deleting
users
▪
Setting up roaming users
◦
Enabling or
disabling roaming user upgrade status
Managing Groups
▪
Changing a user's 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
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
probes
▪
Enabling
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 issues
▪
Troubleshooting
connection problems
▪
Tracking user mail messages