This guide takes implementers through design and administration of a stable, secure, large-scale Lotus Notes network. Readers learn about such topics as: naming standards; replication; e-mail; routing; security; server management; platform and protocol discussions; and how using Domino as a Web server affects the implementation.
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". . a valuable tool for any organization planning a Notes implementation." -- Beyond Computing, 12/16/97
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Utilize administration and architecture techniques not covered in Lotus Notes documentation. Maximize Lotus Notes and Domino 4.5 and 4.6 use for an enterprise environment. Integrate Domino and Notes with Intranet/Internet. Find out proven ways to secure your Notes and Domino networks. Get complete details on naming standards, replication, mail routing, security considerations, server management, protocol discussions, server and client installation guidelines, and how to use Domino as a Web server platform. Discover proven tips, tricks, and traps from hands-on experts.ABOUT THE AUTHOR Scott L. Thomas (Chicago, IL) is a Senior Network Analyst with Paranet, Inc., specializing in Lotus Notes and Windows NT architectures. He is a Certified Lotus Professional and MCSE and has been designing and configuring Lotus Notes networks for Fortune 1000 companies since 1991. Brad Hoyt is a Knowledge Systems Manager for USWEB Corporation, with specific expertise in architecture and deploying community-based knowledge management systems. His experience includes in-depth Notes system security reviews in Fortune 500 companies.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Book,
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This review is from: Lotus Notes and Domino 4.5 Architecture, Administration, and Security (Paperback)
This is a well thought out well-written reference and learning tool for today's most used groupware product, Lotus Notes. It contains some erroneous information related mostly to the OS/2 operating system but truth be told most Notes implementations today are done on the Windows NT operating system. This is a must read for any Notes administrator serious about best practices related to administration. Buy it. Read it. Use it. Be successful.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Great Book,
By A Customer
This review is from: Lotus Notes and Domino 4.5 Architecture, Administration, and Security (Paperback)
I have to agree with the reader from Alamedia CA. My company just went through a large conversion to Notes 4.5. Currently I only have tops... 6 mos experience in Notes Administration. When I say Notes Administration I mean everything from creating users and troubleshooting to bringing up new servers and database developement. There are plenty of occasions a reference book is needed. I found that the author does a great job at providing the reader with useful information, in an easy to follow manner, rather than assuming experience and knowledge. The author identifies key elements to a successful roll-out, gives installation guidelines, explains all parts of Notes and how they work together, provides the how to's of Administration and tops it off with Security issues. It may not include all information wanted on OS/2, but nowadays how many shops are OS/2? Let's keep in mind that this book is focused on LOTUS NOTES DOMINO Archetecture, Administration and Security. This author also has a study guide out for the CLP exams, all of the reviews I have read are excellent, I'll reserve that review until I take the test.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Good book - I use it a couple of times a week,
By A Customer
This review is from: Lotus Notes and Domino 4.5 Architecture, Administration, and Security (Paperback)
Unlike some other reviewers, I found this very useful in explaining some things better than the product documentation. I'm afraid OS/2 is not that important these days (my company doesn't bother putting it on my professional resume anymore), so I'm not that interested about any alleged details which are missing or incomplete in that area. This book takes the time to explain advanced concepts for those who already understand the basics in Notes. Despite the mention of 4.6 on the cover, this is hardly mentioned - but I think this is the fault of the editors, not the authors. I would look forward to an updated version for R5 of this book.
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