This volume shows how to design a network for Lotus Notes replication. Replication also pose unique security problems that the book tackles as well. Also included is how to incorporate the Internet into a Lotus Notes network using Domino technology. Lotus Notes is a replication technology which allows people at different locations on a network to work on the same document. Notes's replication technology may be useful for Notes users, but it can be difficult to use for network managers and administrators. The CD-ROM contains network design and administration tools previously proprietary to IBM.
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John Lamb is a Senior Certified IT Architect with IBM Global Services in New York. He has authored or co-authored numerous technical papers and articles and five books on computer technologies including the May 2009 book: "The Greening of IT: How Companies Can Make a Difference for the Environment." ISBN 0137150830 http://www.amazon.com/Greening-Companies-Make-Difference-Envionment/dp/0137150830 . John holds a Ph.D. in Engineering Science from the University of California at Berkeley and a BA from the University of Notre Dame. He can be reached at jlamb@us.ibm.com.
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Disappointing - mostly a review of IBM's convertion to R3,
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This review is from: Lotus Notes and Domino Network Design (Paperback)
The title of this this book is completely misleading. It is primarily concerned with reviewing how IBM converted its wordwide organization to release 3 of Notes. The CD contains such useful items as a recipe database!?!
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Didn't like it. Sorry, the title and TOC are very misleading,
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This review is from: Lotus Notes and Domino Network Design (Paperback)
Very disappointed to see majority of content simply high-level discussion, lots of old generic material, and inconsistent editing (the author writes like "Yesterday I found...")
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Great information on IBM's rollout of Lotus Notes,
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This review is from: Lotus Notes and Domino Network Design (Paperback)
This book differs from almost all other Lotus Notes and Domino books in that it gives a lot of "real world" information on a very large Lotus Notes deployment, namely IBM's rollout. So if you are involved with large Notes and Domino deployments, this is the book for you. It does not provide information on all the routine server administrative tasks and commands. I usually go to the Lotus "yellow" manuals for that. In fact, in my three year experience as a Lotus Notes and Domino system administrator, I've found that most of the trade books on Lotus Notes and Domino are just a re-packaging of the information found in the Lotus manuals. If Lotus ever puts more effort into making their manuals more appealing to the reader, I think sales of many of the trade books on standard Lotus Notes system administration and application development would evaporate. Why buy another book on standard system administration and application development if the company which produced the product provides a comprehensive, readable manual?
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