Duração: 01 dia ou 02 noites

Disponível em Inglês

This course introduces you to basic concepts that provide the foundation for IBM Lotus Domino 8 and IBM Lotus Notes 8, and it is the point of entry to the entire core system administration curriculum. This course covers the foundational knowledge needed to perform basic administrative tasks in a Lotus Domino 8 infrastructure. This course does not cover how to install, configure, maintain, or troubleshoot a Lotus Domino 8 infrastructure.

Course Objective: You will be introduced to the basic concepts that provide the foundational knowledge needed for administering a Lotus Domino 8 infrastructure.

Target Student: The target audience for this course is current network or mail system administrators who are new to the Lotus Domino 8 system administration, but have some experience using the Lotus Notes 8 client, and who need to acquire a foundational knowledge and working experience with the Lotus Domino 8 administration tools.

Prerequisites: The prerequisites for this course include previous experience as a network administrator or mail system administrator, and experience using the Lotus Notes 8 client.

Delivery Method: Instructor led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured hands-on activities.

The following list identifies the hardware requirements for the instructor server machine.

• 512 MB of RAM or more recommended.
• A Pentium Class processor or higher and compatibles, Pentium 4, and a 2.6 MHz processor is recommended.
• An SVGA (or better) video card and monitor. Support for 256 colors, 800 x 600 resolution.
• At least 1.5 GB free hard disk space per partition, 40 GB is recommended.
• A mouse or other pointing device.
• A CD-ROM drive or access to network file server for installation.
• Internet access (recommended).

The following list identifies the hardware requirements for the instructor and student client machines.

• At least 512 MB of RAM, 1 GB is recommended.
• A Pentium Class processor.
• An SVGA (or better) video card and monitor. Support for 256 colors, 800 x 600 resolution.
• At least 900 MB of free hard disk space.
• A mouse or other pointing device.
• A CD-ROM drive or access to network file server for installation.
• Synchronize system time with all classroom machines.
• Internet access (recommended).

The following list identifies the software requirements for the instructor server machine. Please note that proper licensing for all software is required and is the responsibility of the training organization.

• Microsoft Windows 2003 Server (Service Pack 1 is not required but recommended) or Microsoft Windows Server 2000 with Service Pack 4.
• Lotus Domino 8 Enterprise Server.
• TCP/IP using either Hosts file or DNS with server and domain names defined in the TCP/IP protocol configuration.

The following list identifies the software requirements for the instructor machine and 12 student machines. Please note that proper licensing for all software is required and is the responsibility of the training organization.

• Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional with Service Pack 4 or Microsoft Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 1 (Service pack 2 is not required but recommended).
• Lotus Domino Administrator 8.
• Netscape Navigator 4.7 or above or Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 or above.
• TCP/IP using either Hosts file or DNS with server and domain names defined in the TCP/IP protocol configuration.
• Microsoft Powerpoint Viewer (instructor only).

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

• Describe the structural components of the IBM Lotus Domino 8 Environment.
• Perform basic IBM Lotus Domino 8 administration.
• Manage IBM Lotus Notes and IBM Lotus Domino security.
• Describe Domino mail routing and mail routing topologies.
• Describe Lotus Domino replication and replication topologies.
• Identify services and options that you can use to extend and enhance the functionality of the Lotus Domino environment.

Lesson 1: Introducing the IBM Lotus Domino 8 Environment

Examining the IBM Lotus Domino 8 Architecture
Investigating IBM Lotus Domino Applications
Exploring IBM Lotus Domino Server Functionality

Lesson 2: Performing Basic Administration Tasks

Starting IBM Lotus Domino Administrator
Using Online Help
Navigating in IBM Lotus Domino Administrator
Setting Administration Preferences

Lesson 3: Examining IBM Lotus Notes and IBM Lotus Domino Security

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

Lesson 4: Examining IBM Lotus Domino Mail Routing

Introducing IBM Lotus Domino Messaging
Designing a Mail Routing Topology

Lesson 5: Examining IBM Lotus Domino Replication

Introducing IBM Lotus Domino Replication
Designing a Replication Strategy

Lesson 6: Extending the IBM Lotus Domino Environment

Selecting Additional IBM Lotus Domino Services
Implementing IBM Lotus Domino Scalability Features
Integrating Other IBM Products

Appendix A: The Worldwide Corporation Infrastructure Plan

Appendix B: Encryption and Signing

Appendix C: Extend IBM Lotus Domino Software

Appendix D: Bibliography

Appendix E: Certification

Horário dos cursos:

Integral - 08:30 às 17:30h
Noturno - 18:30 às 22:30h
Sábado - 08:30 às 17:30h

[Página de Impressão]