• What are Lotus notes & Domino Tools?>
• Domino Server functions-Domino server Types
• Lotus notes client features and Types of Client software
• Lotus Notes & Domino infrastructure setup-Basics

1. Module 1 - Installing and Configuring the Domino Network
   • Install the Domino server software
   • Configure the organization's first Domino server
   • Understanding files created during first server setup
   • Install and configure the Domino Administrator client software
   • Register an additional server
   • Configure an additional server
2. Module 2 - Administration Basics
   • Understand how to use the Domino Administrator client
   • Understand the structure of a Domino database
   • Learn where to find help on Domino administration
   • Understand the importance of and how to edit the NOTES.INI file
   • Explore Server documents and Configuration Settings documents
   • Use the server console to issue commands to the server
   • Use the remote server console to issue commands to the server
   • Use Web Administration database for Browser Administration.
   • Understand what is stored in the server log
   • Learn the purpose of various server tasks
   • Start and stop server tasks using the server commands, the NOTES.INI file, and Program documents
3. Module 3 - Managing Domino Users
   • Understanding usage of Naming Hierarchy
   • Learn to expand the organization by registering additional Organizational Units
   • Understand and enable the Roaming User feature
   • Understand the options available when registering new users both manually and using a batch file
   • Use Policy documents to apply various end-user options to users in the organization
   • Create Settings documents to configure the various end-user options associated with policies
   • Use the AdminP task to automate the many administrative tasks involved in user and group changes
   • Understand the different strategies for dealing with deleted or corrupted users' IDs and forgotten passwords
   • Enable the User License Tracking feature on a Domino server
   • Renaming, Recertifying and moving user to different organizational Hierarchy
4. Module 4 - Security
   • Understand the levels of Domino security
   • Learn how certifier IDs form the basis of Domino's security and naming hierarchy
   • Learn how user and server ID files are used to authenticate Domino entities
   • Create user and server groups
   • Provide basic security for Domino servers using the Server document
   • Different types of Administrators, Public Key and Private Key, Server Access settings.
   • Learn to start the Domino server with the Domino Server Controller and the Domino Console
   • Check Password on NotesID files
   • Programmability Restrictions
   • Understand how to secure Domino databases using Access Control Lists
   • Provide appropriate administrative access to the server and the Domino Directory
   • Explore the workstation's Execution Control List
   • Element Level and Field Level security.
5. Module 5- Mail Routing
   • Understand how Domino routes mail
   • Learn the significance of Domino Named Networks
   • Configure mail routing between servers in same and different Domino Named Networks
   • Configure mail routing between servers of different certifiers. Discuss Cross certification.
   • Configure mail routing between servers of different Domains. Discuss Directory Catalog and Directory Assistance Services
   • Configure mail routing via SMTP to and from the Internet
   • Control mail routing to and from the Internet via SMTP, including minimizing Spam
   • Control mail routing within the Domino network
   • Track and store mail routed within the Domino network
   • Use server mail rules to control mail routing
   • Manage the size of users' mail files with quotas
   • Implement shared mail
   • Handle dead and held mail
   • Troubleshoot mail routing issues
   • Set up the Resource Reservations database
6. Module 6 - Replication
   • Understand the purpose of the Replica task
   • Server-Server and Workstation to Server Replication process.
   • Type of Replication
   • Learn about how replica and document IDs are used in replication
   • Understand the exact process of replicating new, changed, and deleted documents
   • Learn about replication conflicts and how to minimize them
   • Create a replica copy using the Notes client and the Domino Administrator
   • Synchronize databases using manual server commands
   • Limit replication using Connection documents, ACLs, Readers fields, and the database's replication settings
   • Schedule regular replication between servers using Connection documents
   • Various factors at each level which influence the Replication process
7. Module 7-Clustering
   • What is Cluster and Cluster requirements
   • Various Cluster Components
   • Fail over process
   • Load balancing parameters
8. Module 8 - Web Access
   • Enable web access to a Domino server
   • Understand what "anonymous" and "name-and-password" access are, and their implications
   • Learn how to keep Domino databases secured from inappropriate web access
   • Learn the URLs used to access Domino databases from web browsers
   • Configure a Domino web server from the Server document or from a Web Site document
   • Set up logging of HTTP requests and responses on a Domino server
   • Learn about session authentication
   • Configuration of Domino web server configuration for Customized Login Form and Customized error messages
   • Configure single-server sessions
   • Enable support for Java Servlets
9. Module 9 - Managing Domino Databases
   • Learn how to create and configure Full-text indexes, Database catalogs, Domain catalogs, and Domain search
   • Understand the Compact task, database compacting styles, and the Compact command options
   • Understand the sources of database corruption and the commands and options to repair a corrupted database
   • Learn about and configure the Advanced Database Properties
   • Manage database design using Design Templates, Master Design Templates, and Single Copy Templates
   • Use the Database Analysis tool to view and analyze database activity
   • Understand the various server backup strategies and how to enable Transaction Logging
   • Configure databases to use the Database Archiving feature
   • Create a Mail-In Database document to enable a database to receive documents
10. Module 10- Backup and performance tuning parameters