Test LOT-957: Administering IBM Lotus Connections 2.0

• Install and Configure
• Manage and Maintain
• Security

Install and Configure

1. Configuring a Silent Installation
2. Configuring Administrative Security
3. Configuring Federated Repositories
4. Configuring Global ID's for LDAP
5. Configuring LDAP servers for WAS
6. Configuring the IBM HTTP Server
7. Creating the Feature Database
8. Installing a Lotus Connections Cluster
9. Installing a Lotus Connections Pilot Server
10. Installing a Network Deployment
11. Installing the Default Schedule Calendars
12. Installing the Tivoli Directory Integrator
13. Installing Websphere Application Server
14. Populating the Profiles Database
15. Understanding Deployment Topologies
16. Understanding Directory Conventions
17. Understanding Hardware Requirements
18. Understanding Software Requirements
19. Uninstalling Lotus Connections
20. Utilizing the console interface for installation

Manage and Maintain

1. Administering a Stand-alone Deployment
2. Administrating Activities
3. Administrating Blogs
4. Administrating Communities
5. Administrating Dogear
6. Administrating Profiles
7. Administrating the Home Page
8. Collecting Performance Metrics
9. Configuring a Default Feature
10. Configuring Awareness in Lotus Connections
11. Configuring Blogs
12. Configuring Home Page Search
13. Configuring J2C Authentication
14. Configuring Notifications
15. Configuring Quickr with Lotus Connections
16. Configuring the AJAX Proxy
17. Configuring the Page Size for Indexing
18. Configuring the SQL Server Database Connection
19. Configuring Web Browser Caching
20. Customizing Lotus Connection Features
21. Defining the IBM HTTP Server
22. Deploying iWidgets
23. Deploying Lotus Connections Plug-ins
24. Editing Configuration Files
25. Enabling Common Directory Services
26. Maintaining Feature Databases
27. Mapping Attributes for Profiles
28. Mapping Features to the IBM HTTP Server
29. Mapping Multiple Profiles to a Single Server
30. Modifying Common Configuration Files
31. Modifying Performance Variables
32. Modifying the Default Configuration
33. Running Administrative Commands
34. Synchronizing LDAP

Security

1. Adding Certificates to the IBM HTTP Server plug-in
2. Adding Features to the SSL Trust
3. Configuring an Administrative User
4. Configuring J2C Authentication
5. Configuring Single Sign-on
6. Configuring the IBM HTTP Server for SSL
7. Enabling Active Content Filtering
8. Enabling Single Sign-on
9. Enabling Virus Scanning
10. Enforcing Lotus Connections Security
11. Preventing the Display of E-Mail Addresses
12. Securing Lotus Connections