Test 847: IBM Lotus Notes Domino 8 System Administration Operating Fundamentals

• Domino and DB2 Integration 
• Install and Configure 
• Mail 
• Managing and maintain 
• Managing Servers 
• Platform Support 
• Security

Domino and DB2 Integration

1. Configuring Domino to run a DB2 datastore
2. Enabling a DB2 default user name
3. Installing the DB2 access server
4. Understanding DB2 integration enhancements
5. Understanding Domino and DB2 interaction

Install and Configure

1. Configuring client provisioning
2. Configuring component update for composite applications
3. Configuring Directory Services
4. Configuring Directory Services\LDAP services
5. Configuring Domino services
6. Configuring Domino Web Access
7. Configuring Ports
8. Configuring Server Fast Restart
9. Configuring User ID Recovery
10. Creating Internet Site Documents
11. Creating Policies
12. Identify the architecture and key components of the Lotus Notes and Lotus Domino environments
13. Implement Sametime for Domino Web Access (DWA)
14. Registration\Certifiers
15. Registration\Domains
16. Registration\Groups
17. Registration\Organizational Units
18. Registration\Organizations
19. Registration\Servers
20. Registration\Users
21. Understanding Installation Package Options
22. Understanding Server Installation Order (platform independent)
23. Understanding the Certification Log

Mail

1. Creating Domino (Notes) Named Networks
2. Creating Mail Topologies
3. Defining Mail Routing Protocols
4. Defining supported message formats
5. Implementing Mail Services\Domino Web Access (DWA)
6. Implementing Mail Services\IMAP
7. Implementing Mail Services\POP3
8. Issuing server commands
9. Planning Mail Topologies

Manage and Maintain

1. Define directory terminology
2. Examine Lotus Domino server functionality
3. Manage files and disk space
4. Monitor server status
5. Performing Basic Administrative Tasks
6. Setting administrative preferences
7. Start Lotus Domino Administrator
8. Understand Support for new LDAP Attributes
9. Understanding the Administration Process
10. Understanding the Domino Administrator UI
11. Utilizing the Domino Administrator client
12. View mail routing status
13. Viewing Person documents and groups
14. Viewing replication events and topology
15. Viewing server configuration documents

Managing servers

1. Configuring new Domino Domain Monitoring options
2. Configuring Send to IBM feature
3. Configuring Web Administration Bookmarks
4. Implementing new Domino Domain Monitoring probes
5. Understanding Domino Directory enhancements
6. Understanding new Domino server console commands
7. Understanding streaming replication features
8. Upgrading Domino Servers to version 8
9. Utilizing new Administration Process (Adminp) features

Platform Support

1. Defining Domino attributes
2. Defining Domino attributes\Certifier Documents
3. Defining Domino attributes\Configuration Documents
4. Defining Domino attributes\Connection Documents
5. Defining Domino attributes\Group Documents
6. Defining Domino attributes\Messaging
7. Defining Domino attributes\Person Documents
8. Defining Domino attributes\Program Documents
9. Defining Domino attributes\Replication
10. Defining Domino attributes\Server Documents
11. Defining Domino attributes\Server Tasks
12. Identify Lotus Domino databases

Security

1. Configuring Administrator Access rights
2. Configuring the Access Control List (ACL)
3. Configuring the Access Control List (ACL)\Enforce a Consistent Access Control List
4. Configuring the Access Control List (ACL)\Maximum Internet name-and-password
5. Defining Security Fields
6. Managing encryption key lengths
7. Restricting Server Access
8. Understanding changes in database encryption levels
9. Understanding database Access Control Lists
10. Understanding new Java Security standards
11. Understanding Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP)
12. Understanding password protection for Notes and Domino id files
13. Understanding public and private keys
14. Understanding the Access Control List (ACL)
15. Utilizing the Access Control List (ACL) log