Lotus Notes Certification Training Classes and Courses
Netwind Learning Center provides discount training classes throughout the United States.We offer the following Lotus Classes for the Lotus Notes Track certification
Certified Lotus Certification Professional Program (CLP) Track
ND510 Developing IBM Lotus Domino 6 Applications: Foundation Skills
Duration: 4.00 Day(s)
Overview:
This course teaches the basic skills of working in the IBM Lotus Domino Designer 6 development environment. You will learn the foundation skills required to use
Domino 6 Designer design elements to create Domino 6 applications.
Pricing and Schedule: Call 800-617-5586
Pre-requisite(s):
Experience working in an existing Lotus Notes/Domino environment.
Outline: Top
Lesson 1: Domino 6 application architecture
Lesson 2: Domino Designer 6 application and design environment
Creating forms
Adding fields to forms
Creating views
Creating pages
Lesson 3: 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
Lesson 4: Defining various security levels for application users
Using hide/when options to display or hide information
Lesson 5: Using links to make application elements available to users
Lesson 6: Creating different types of links
Lesson 7: Creating a design template
Lesson 8: Determining replication requirements
Lesson 9: Determining information required by system administrators to deploy an application
ND520 Developing IBM Lotus Domino 6 Applications: Intermediate Skills
Duration: 3.00 Day(s)
Overview:
This course builds on the skills of Lotus Education's Developing IBM Lotus Domino 6 Applications: Foundation Skills (ND510) course. Students learn to use
IBM Lotus Domino Designer 6 to develop multi-database applications
Pricing and Schedule: Call 800-617-5586
Pre-requisite(s):
ND510 Developing IBM Lotus Domino 6 Applications: Foundation Skills
Outline: Top
Lesson 1: Creating and using links
List of resources you can link to
Types of hotspots you can create
Where/when to use which type of hotspot
Lesson 2: Working with outlines Building an outline
Embedding an outline
Lesson 3: Building framesets
Setting target frames for design elements
Creating a collapsible frame
Adding a caption to a frame
Lesson 4: Advanced view design
Hiding view columns
Using colors and images in views
Using embedded views
Using view navigation @Commands
Creating calendar views
Lesson 5: Advanced formula techniques
Error checking formulas
Looping formulas
User interface formulas
String/list manipulation formulas
Nesting assignment statements
Lesson 6: Advanced data access mechanisms
Accessing other Domino databases
Accessing non-Domino databases with ODBC
Creating and using Data Connection Resources (DCRs) to access non-Domino databases
Using DECS to access non-Domino databases
Lesson 7: Routing documents and notifying users
Using @Functions to send documents
Creating a mail-in database
Tracking documents through the workflow process
Lesson 8: Using profile documents
Comparison of profile documents and enviornment variables
Creating profile documents
Accessing data in profile documents
Lesson 9: Securing a Domino 6 application
Encrypting data
Signing databases
Agent security issues
Lesson 10: Using the design synopsis to evaluate and document an application
Description of information available in a design synopsis
Creating a design synopsis
Locating information in a design synopsis
Lesson 11: Using third-party tools and WebDAV to access Domino database resources
Enabling WebDAV for a database
Accessing a database resource through a Web browser
ND760 Administering IBM Lotus Domino 6: Building the Infrastructure
Duration: 2.00 Day(s)
Overview:
In this course, students will install and configure a basic infrastructure with a single domain using an existing deployment plan. Students will also set up
mail routing in the single-domain environment.
Pricing and Schedule: Call 800-617-5586
Pre-requisite(s):
ND750 Administering IBM Lotus Domino 6: Operating Fundamentals
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Lesson 1: Plan a basic Domino infrastructure
Install the Domino server software
Set up the first Domino server
Create a database to track Domino/Notes licenses
Create a additional certifiers for servers and users per an established naming scheme
Create server IDs per an established naming scheme
Set up servers in the Domino domain per an established naming scheme
Create user groupsCreate Organizational policy
Create internal Domino user IDs per an established naming scheme
Lesson 2: Install the Notes workstation software
Add workstations to a Domino Domain
Specify administration preferences
Allow/restrict server access
Allow administrators access to the Domino Directory
Create a group for server replication
Set up the replication schedule to synchronize Domino system databases in the domain
Lesson 3: Configure intranet Domino mail routing
Establish a mail routing schedule
Enable SMTP routing
Configure basic and advanced settings for SMTP routing
Restrict mail flow to and from the Internet
Lesson 4: Enable message controls
Delivery controls
Restrictions
Transfer controls
Quota
Journalling
Mail rules
Archiving policy
Lesson 5: Enable message tracking
Monitor mail routing
Troubleshoot common mail setup problems
Solve common mail routing problems
ND750 Administering IBM Lotus Domino 6: Operating Fundamentals
Duration: 1.00 Day(s)
Overview:
This course introduces students to basic concepts that provide the foundation for Domino/Notes. This course is a prerequisite for the "SA Core
Curriculum."
Pricing and Schedule: Call 800-617-5586
Pre-requisite(s):
Lotus Notes Basics
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Lesson 1: Domino Administrator interface
Lesson 2: Domino/Notes architecture
Role of Domino System Administrator
What is Domino/Notes?
What is a Domino database?
What is a directory?
What is the Domino Administrator?
Lesson 3: Security
What is a domain?
What is a Domino Named Network?
What is a certifier ID?
What is a Notes ID?
What is a server ID?
What are certificates (Notes & X.509)
Hierarchical naming components
What is an organization?
What is an organizational unit?
Registration process (server, certifier & user)
Designing a hierarchical naming scheme
Public/private keys, encryption and signing
Authentication/anonymous access
What is a group?
Database ACLs
Server access lists
Workstation ECLs
Lesson 4: Mail
How does mail route?
What are the components for mail routing?
What routing protocols does Domino support?
How does mail route within a DNN?
How does mail route between DNNs?
What is a mail routing topology? (hub-and-spoke)
What other mail protocols does Domino support?
What are the options for setting up internal/external mail?
Lesson 5: Replication
What is replication?
Replication terms
Replication logic -- source/target servers and source/target documents
Methods to initiate replication
Factors that affect replication
Use of server groups for replication
What are connection documents?
Replica database vs. database copy
Lesson 6: Extending Domino/Notes
What other functions can a Domino server perform?
What Internet protocols does Domino support?
What are DOLS/iNotes?
What is Domino Everyplace?
What is SSL?
What is a Certifying Authority?
What non-Domino directories does the server support?
ND770 Administering IBM Lotus Domino 6: Managing Servers and Users
Duration: 2.00 Day(s)
Overview:
Students will perform standard server maintenance and troubleshooting tasks. Students will also register and maintain Notes and non-Notes users.
Pricing and Schedule: Call 800-617-5586
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Pre-requisite(s):
ND750 Administering IBM Lotus Domino 6: Operating Fundamentals
ND760 Administering IBM Lotus Domino 6: Building the Infrastructure
Outline: Top
Lesson 1: Setting Up Server Monitoring
Determining server status
Enabling statistics monitors
Creating performance profiles
Lesson 2: Monitoring Server Performance
Monitoring agents
Managing the Administration Process
Automating server tasks
Monitoring system resources
Lesson 3: Managing Servers
Defining a backup process
Recovering from a server crash
Searching for server references in a domain
Changing server access
Decommissioning a server
Recertifying a server ID
Changing administrator access
Lesson 4: Manage Notes Clients
Setting up browser clients
Tracking user licenses
Updating client software
Updating desktop settings
Moving a user's mail file
Changing a user's name
Changing a user's location in the hierarchy
Deleting users
Changing a user's group membership
Managing groups
Lesson 5: Resolving Server Problems
Solving communication issues
Solving event trigger issues
Troubleshooting replication problems
Troubleshooting connection problems
Solving agent issues
Lesson 6: Resolving User Problems
Recertifying a user's ID
Renewing password or ID
Troubleshooting workstation problems
Troubleshooting database issues
Solving group movement issues
Tracking user mail messages
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