They're covering 8 hours of content over 4 days. $149 for Common User Group members and $249 for non-members. That's fantastic value for not only the educational content but for two presenters who certainly need no introduction in the Lotus and IBM i communities.
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Lotus Domino Administration Workshop
Presenters: Kim Greene and Amy Hoerle, Kim Greene Consulting
October 18, 20, 25 & 27, 2011 - 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm Central Time
If you’re like many of our customers, you are responsible for not only your Lotus Domino environment, but a number of other environments as well. This leads to the situation where you have an implementation you may not fully understand and therefore are not as effective at administering as you could be. This workshop is designed to ensure you have a solid understanding of your Domino environment. Additionally, you will learn about new features and functions that are available with the newest releases of Domino and how to implement the most critical ones. You’ll also learn about some hidden gems that will make your life as an Administrator much more productive.Learning objectives:
- Understand the Lotus Domino infrastructure
- Learn upgrade best practices
- Learn how clustering and replication work along with the benefits of clustering and how to set it up in your environment
- Learn how to properly secure your Domino infrastructure
- Learn about key features available with the latest releases of Domino and how to implement them
- Ensure you will be able to efficiently administer your Domino environment
Audience: This workshop is designed for administrators who are responsible for managing a Domino environment on any platform.
Syllabus:
Day 1 – October 18 (12:00 - 2:00 PM)
- Domino infrastructure
- Server, configuration, connection, person, group documents
- The administration process
- Mail routing
- Calendaring and scheduling
- Key features available with the newest releases of Domino
- Making Domino administration a snap
- Monitoring your servers
- Keeping your servers up and running
- Database maintenance
- Managing the Notes client and desktops
- Securing your Domino infrastructure
- The elements of Domino security
- Checking for and resolving common security mistakes
- Clustering and replication
- How it can benefit your company
- Implementing clustering
- A comprehensive look at implementing, using, and backing up DAOS
- Upgrade best practices
- Planning an upgrade
- Preparing for an upgrade
- Executing an upgrade
- Going mobile with Notes
- BES
- Traveler
- What data synchronizes with the mobile devices
- What data can be accessed
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