Upgrading to Lotus notes and Domino 6 / [Tommi Tulisalo ... et al.].

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Tulisalo, Tommi.

Series:

IBM redbooks.

Redbooks

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Lotus Notes.

Lotus Domino.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (582 p.)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

[Poughkeepsie] : IBM International Technical Support Organization, 2002.

Language Note:

English

Contents:

""Front cover""; ""Contents""; ""Notices""; ""Trademarks""; ""Preface""; ""The team that wrote this redbook""; ""Become a published author""; ""Comments welcome""; ""Chapter 1. Introduction""; ""1.1 Benefits to upgrading""; ""1.2 Best new features""; ""Chapter 2. Upgrade considerations""; ""2.1 Server and client licensing""; ""2.1.1 New Domino Server licensing""; ""2.1.2 Client licensing""; ""2.2 Interoperability issues""; ""2.2.1 Client/mail template interoperability""; ""2.2.2 Calendar & Scheduling interoperability: R4 and Notes 6""; ""2.2.3 Client interoperability""

""2.2.4 Mail interoperability""""2.2.5 Administrator client""; ""2.2.6 Template interoperability""; ""Chapter 3. Upgrade considerations for Notes clients""; ""3.1 Training""; ""3.2 Workstation requirements""; ""3.3 Calendaring and scheduling considerations""; ""3.4 Upgrading the client before upgrading the server""; ""3.5 A Word about On Disk Structure""; ""3.6 Mail files""; ""3.6.1 Mail file replicas (non-clustered)""; ""3.6.2 Mixed-release cluster and mail file replicas""; ""3.6.3 Customized mail templates""; ""3.6.4 Using seamless mail upgrade to upgrade mail files""

""3.7 Notes 6 client with R4.6 and R5 applications""""3.8 Policy-based administration""; ""3.8.1 From R5 user profiles to Notes/Domino 6 policies""; ""3.8.2 New possibilities with dynamic configuration""; ""3.9 Client upgrade options""; ""3.9.1 Upgrade by mail""; ""3.9.2 Smart upgrade""; ""3.9.3 Manual upgrade""; ""3.9.4 Third-party deployment options""; ""Chapter 4. Upgrade considerations for Domino servers""; ""4.1 Server requirements""; ""4.2 Restructuring your environment""; ""4.3 Upgrade sequence""; ""4.4 Install and configure new Domino 6 features""; ""4.5 Server upgrade options""

""4.6 Directory and ODS upgrade""""4.6.1 ODS upgrade""; ""4.6.2 Domino Directory design upgrade""; ""4.7 Coexistence or interoperability""; ""4.7.1 Lotus companion products""; ""4.7.2 Third party products""; ""Chapter 5. Domino Directory upgrade""; ""5.1 Introduction to the new design""; ""5.1.1 The Domino Directory user interface""; ""5.1.2 Server form""; ""5.1.3 Configuration form""; ""5.2 Administration delegation possibilities""; ""5.3 Fault recovery""; ""5.4 UNK table in a mixed environment""; ""5.5 Controlling and managing the distribution""

""5.5.1 Using a custom design template for the Domino Directory""""5.5.2 Retaining R5 Domino Directory design on certain servers""; ""5.6 Secondary directories""; ""5.6.1 Extended Directory Catalog""; ""5.6.2 Condensed Directory Catalog""; ""5.6.3 Directory Assistance""; ""5.6.4 Cascading Domino Directories""; ""5.6.5 LDAP Schema changes""; ""5.7 Upgrading your Domino Directory to the new design""; ""5.7.1 Upgrading your Domino Directory first""; ""5.7.2 Server and Directory design upgrade at the same time""; ""5.8 Introduction to the new On-Disk Structure (ODS)""

""5.8.1 Upgrading to the new ODS level""

Notes:

"December 2002."

"SG24-6889-00."

Includes bibliographical references (p. 545-546) and index.

OCLC:

191662374