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Upgrade your company to the latest version of Lotus Notes and Domino.
- Understand the new features and put them to work in your business
- Appreciate the implications of changes and new features
- Learn how to integrate Lotus Notes/Domino 7 with WebSphere and Microsoft Outlook
- A real-life case study of how Lotus upgraded its own developerWorks site to Lotus Notes/Domino 7
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Chapter3: "Domino Domain Monitoring" (PDF - 736KB)
Exclusive PDF: Lotus Notes/Domino 7 and DB2Table Of Contents
Language English
Paperback 320 pages [135mm x 191mm]
Release date
February 2006
ISBN 1904811639
ISBN 13 978-1-904811-63-3
Author(s)
Wendi Pohs, Tim Speed, Tara Hall, Matthew Henry, Dick McCarrick
Topics and Technologies
A complete guide to the most powerful new features and changes of the new release of Lotus Notes/Domino.
Read chapter 3 from Upgrading to Lotus Notes and Domino 7: Domino Domain Monitoring (PDF - 736KB)
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Do you administer a Lotus Notes/Domino system? Do you want to get the most of the new features in the latest Notes/Domino 7.0 release of the software? If you want to introduce these new features to a large business, quickly and efficiently, then this book is for you.
Written by Lotus insiders, the book provides a practical guide to each of the important features and enhancements introduced in Notes/Domino 7. These experienced experts use their own experiences to map out the benefits you could gain, and the dangers you may face, as you implement these features in your business.Written by specific experts, edited and overseen by Lotus content generator Dick McCarrick, this book is the definitive guide to all Lotus Notes/Domino 7 upgrading issues.Technology
Lotus Notes/Domino version 7 is the latest version of Lotus' complete client-server email and collaboration solution. Notes/Domino 7 of this proven suite of products delivers many useful new features that promise to improve effectiveness in all areas of business. But as with all upgrades, there will be time and work involved in getting these new features really working for the benefit of your business. Read the full Table Of Contents for Upgrading to Lotus Notes and Domino 7
Upgrading to Lotus Notes and Domino 7 does exactly what it says on the cover. You will:- Get to grips with all of the major new features
- Understand the new Domino Domain Monitoring (DDM), as well as new event monitoring and the automatic diagnostic collection process
- Learn the new server features, including AdminP,new server tasks, and updates to administration tools
- A complete look at policy management, including the new mail policy and enhancements to security and archiving policies
- Work with Smart Upgrade, improve performance, and understand the new and improved features of the Notes/Domino 7 clients
- See how to use the significant enhancements of Domino Web Access 7, and then see how to integrate Domino with the popular and powerful WebSphere Portal, or the ubiquitous Microsoft Outlook
- Comprehensive coverage of DB2, programming and security
- Learn how Notes/Domino 7 uses the various types of Directories for messaging, DNS, data, application directories, and more, and what new features Lotus has packed into the latest release
- A chapter on troubleshooting, followed by a real life case study of how the developerWorks Lotus site upgraded to Lotus Domino 7
Established Lotus experts provide you with a systematic tour of the essential new Lotus features, and how to get maximum use from them.
Administrators and developers working with any version of Lotus Notes/Domino, and needing the low-down on how to successfully make the most of the 7.0 upgrade.Another benefit is you can use this book to help you pass the 190-702 Update exam. This book covers the important exam topics.
Wendi Pohs
Wendi Pohs is CTO at InfoClear Consulting, a company that specializes in taxonomy management and toolkit integration. Prior to that, she was a consulting IT specialist on IBM's intranet user experience team. Wendi is the author of a book about knowledge management methodologies, Practical Knowledge Management: The Lotus Knowledge Discovery System, published by IBM Press. Wendi joined IBM/Lotus in 1996, and has worked on various projects as a spec writer, online help designer, user assistance manager, and lead for search and taxonomy for w3, IBM's corporate intranet. Prior to joining IBM, Wendi worked at the American Mathematical Society and at Digital Equipment Corporation. She received her BA and MILS degrees from the University of Michigan.
Tim Speed
Tim Speed is an IBM Certified Systems Architect with IBM Software Services for Lotus. In that capacity, he is responsible for designing, implementing, and supporting various engagements with its clients. Mr. Speed lives in Denton, Texas and has been an IBM/Lotus employee for over 12 years in a variety of networking, technical, hardware and software support and consulting positions. He has been working with Notes for over 15 years focusing on administration roles and infrastructure. He also has international experience with working on infrastructure engagements in Spain, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, the UK, and Indonesia.
Tara Hall
Tara Hall is the Web Content Manager for IBM's developerWorks Workplace and developerWorks Lotus (formerly the Lotus Developer Domain/Notes.net) websites. She has been writing and editing technical documentation since graduating from New Mexico State University in 1997 with a Masters of Art degree in Creative Writing.
Matthew Henry
Matthew Henry is a Technical Architect working for KEMET Electronics Corporation. Matthew has worked with Lotus Notes since release 3.0, when he led the rollout of Lotus Notes as KEMET's email and collaborative platform of choice. He has served with various Lotus Notes and Domino activities and customer councils including presenting at Lotusphere for several years.
Dick McCarrick
Dick McCarrick is a freelance writer who has worked extensively with Lotus Notes and Domino over the years. Dick spent over 15 years with the Lotus Notes and Domino team, initially as a documentation writer, then later with developerWorks: Lotus. Since leaving IBM, he continues to be involved with Notes/Domino, co-authoring three previous books on this product.
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