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| Lotus Domino training |
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| Lotus Domino provides a multiplatform base for collaboration and e-business, driving activities from corporate messaging to Web based transactions. |
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| Are you getting the full benefit from Lotus Domino? |
The Domino system is built to maximize productivity by utlising the experience and expertise of individuals, teams, and extended communities. Lotus Domino training is extremely specialised and therefore can be expensive, especially if you follow the accreditation route.
If you need to gain expertise without the significant investment in time and money that is usually required, then a bespoke, flexible solution from Activia will probably be the best course of action for you.
At TIIT, we provide Lotus Domino training with the level of quality and support you need at the prices you want. With training experience, we have the business volumes and in-house resources to ensure that your training is a pleasure to organise and attend. |
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| What will you get from Lotus Domino training at TIIT? |
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| Building Lotus Domino Infrastructure (4 Days) |
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- Plan a basic Domino infrastructure
- Install and set up the first Domino server and administrator
- Set up servers in the Domino domain
- Add Notes workstations to the Domino domain
- Set up the administration environment
- Set up the replication schedule to synchronize Domino system databases in the domain
- Configure intranet Domino mail routing
- Configure Internet mail routing
- Enable message controls
- Enable server and messaging monitoring
- Troubleshoot common mail setup problems
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| Key Topic |
- Planning a basic Domino infrastructure
- Installing and setting up the first Domino server and administrator
- Setting up servers in the Domino domain
- Adding Notes workstations to the Domino domain
- Setting up the administration environment
- Setting up the replication schedule to synchronize Domino system databases in the domain
- Configuring intranet Domino mail routing
- Configuring internet mail routing
- Enabling message controls
- Enabling server and messaging monitoring
- Troubleshooting common mail setup problems
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| Lotus Domino System Administration operating fundamentals (4 Days) |
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| Objective |
- Examine the Lotus Domino and Lotus Notes architecture
- Define security mechanisms
- Define mail routing in Lotus Domino
- Examine replication
- Extend Lotus Domino and Lotus Notes beyond the single server
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| Key Topic |
- Examining the Lotus Domino and Lotus Notes architecture
- Defining security mechanisms
- Defining mail routing in Lotus Domino
- Examining replication
- Extending Lotus Domino and Lotus Notes beyond the single server
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| Managing Lotus Domino Servers and Users (4 Days) |
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| Objective |
- Manage users
- Manage non-Notes and Notes clients
- Manage servers
- Set up server monitoring
- Use Domino Domain monitoring
- Monitor server performance
- Resolve server problems
- Resolve user problems
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| Key Topics |
- Managing users
- Managing non-Notes and Notes clients
- Managing servers
- Setting up server monitoring
- Using Domino Domain monitoring
- Monitoring server performance
- Resolving server problems
- Resolving user problems
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| Developing Lotus Domino Applications: Foundation Skills (10 Days) |
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| Objective |
After attending this training, participants should be able to design, develop, and deploy a single-database IBM Lotus Domino application. |
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- Domino 6 application architecture
- Domino Designer 6 application and design environment
- Creating forms Adding fields to forms
- Creating views
- Creating pages
- Overview of programming in Domino 6 applications
- Working with Formula Language
- Creating documents
- Enhancing forms and pages with layers
- Creating sorted and categorized views
- Validating and translating fields
- Creating agents to modify data in documents
- Creating view and form actions
- Defining various security levels for application users
- Using hide/when options to display or hide information
- Using links to make application elements available to users
- Creating different types of links
- Creating a design template
- Determining replication requirements
- Determining information required by system administrators to deploy an application
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| IBM Lotus Domino Application Development Advance (10 Days) |
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| Objective |
This course is an accelerated version of Developing IBM Lotus Domino |
| Key Topic |
- Exploring Lotus Domino 6 and Domino Designer 6
- Domino 6 application architecture
- Domino Designer 6 application and design environment
- Working with Design Elements
- Creating forms Adding fields to forms
- Using hide/when options to display or hide information
- Creating views and Creating pages
- Programming in Domino Applications
- Overview of programming in Domino 6/6.5 applications
- Working with the Formula language
- Validating and translating fields. Enhancing Design Elements
- Using layers to enhance pages and forms
- Creating sorted and categorized views. Automating Tasks
- Creating agents to modify data in documents
- Creating view and form actions. Working with Security
- Defining various security levels for application users and controlling access
- Advanced Formula Techniques Writing iterative (looping) formulas
- Using formulas to interact with the user
- Manipulating text and lists with formulas
- Adding error checking to formulas
- Advanced User Interface Design Hiding view columns
- Using colors and images in views and using embedded views
- Using cascading style sheets and Building a Navigation Structure
- Creating and using links
- Advanced Data Access Techniques Accessing data from a view
- Using Pick List and Routing Data
- Creating a mail-in database and a mail-in database document
- Using a Mail Send formula to route a document automatically
- Tracking documents through the workflow process
- Securing Application Data
- Restricting access to documents and sections of documents
- Encrypting data and mail messages
- Signing documents and access-controlled sections of documents
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