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Quick Guide to Lotus Domino-NotesWhat is it, and why should I use it over open-source solutions like

Apache?

Note(no pun intended): Although Lotus' marketing literature doesn't always stick to this view

of things, Domino is now supposed to mean the server, while Notes is the client side Domino

is availa!le for N", A#$%&&, and dierent nices (#olaris, *+-, A.-, Linu/), while Notes is onlyavaila!le for 0indows, although it is said to run 12 on Linu/ under the 0ine emulator

.31, Domino$Notes is the greatest, al!eit proprietary, groupware solution currently availa!le

4esides e+mail 5 to+do, personal$group calendars, and personal$group address !ooks, it lets

you !uild shared knowledge data!ases, and generally improve team+work through work6ow

*ersonnaly, . wouldn't use it for e+mail, especially since Notes can work against a ni/+!ased e+

mail system pretty well, although that means losing some of the groupware features . 7ust

don't trust proprietary software for critical applications like e+mail

"he main reason you should give Domino$Notes a try if you need to oer such features, is that

the 0e!+!ased tools are 7ust too complicated to use !y non+technical people (editing with

"3L editors, uploading updated "3L 8les to your we! server, synchroni9ing laptops, etc),

and do not support replications as easily as Domino$Notes

As for proprietary solutions, 3# /change only runs on N" and doesn't support knowledge

data!ases as well as Domino, and Novell's ;roupwise re


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*retty secure environment, as it provides !i+directional authentication, digital

signatures, access control, and encryption

on:

N#E are !inary 8les, with no way to !e dumped in A#.. format, although it's possi!le

to e/port individual documents in dierent te/t formats like A#.., "E, "3L, etc N#Ecan !e corrupted to the point where Domino might not !e a!le to 8/ them, so you

should de8nitely have a sound !ackup$restore procedure

Not everyone likes the Notes interface

Not open+source

Domino$Notes infrastructure can !e comple/ to understand for a new!ie administrator

Don't underestimate the amount of time it'll take them to get to the point where they

really understand how this whole thing works

Development must !e done in either Fcommands$Lotus#cript, or Gava

What are Domino#Notes data$ases?

Domino$Notes data!ases are nothing like D43#'s like 1racle .nstead, a Domino$Notes

knowledge data!ase is really a single, stand+alone !inary N#E 8le which contains all the

documents that users have created ach data!ase has a uni


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1ne of the availa!le view for this data!ase:

A form !uilt using a standard Lotus+supplied template

.n Domino$Notes, all data!ases are N#E 8lesH no distinction is made !etween user e+maildata!ases, document data!ases, or system data!ases #ystem data!ases include

the all+important *u!lic Name B Address 4ook (*NA4), usually named NA3#N#E .t

holds the user directory (including *erson and ;roup classes), connection documents

(pointers to remote servers), etc #ervers that !elong to the same Notes domain use

the same *NA4

the mail router mail!o/, 3A.L41-

the data!ase catalog A"AL1;N#E


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the log data!ase L1;N#E

%verview o& Domino#Notes architecture

Accessin' a Domino data$ase &rom a Notes client

Accessing a document in a data!ase 8rst re


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Erom .43's Lotus Notes and Domino R5.0 Security Infrastructure Revealed

As shown a!ove, Domino's security is !ased on several layers of security, which is partly what

makes Domino hard to understand, and trou!leshoot when access is denied

ere are the dierent settings availa!le in a data!ase's AL (from Installing and Conguring

the Lotus Notes e! "u!lishing "roducts, http:$$docsrinetru$*erfect.ntranet$chhtm):

Access Level Activities Allowed

3anager"he data!ase manager can do anything in a data!ase,

including change the Access ontrol List

Designer

Data!ase designers can do anything in a data!ase,

including making changes in the data!ase design, !ut

e/cluding making changes in the Access ontrol List

ditor

Data!ase editors can add data documents to a

data!ase and can make changes in any data document

in the data!ase, regardless of the document's

authorship ditors cannotchange data!ase design or

the Access ontrol List

Author

Data!ase authors can create new data documents and

they can edit documents they originally created 0ith

certain e/ceptions, they cannot edit documents not

authored !y themselves Nor can they make changes in

the data!ase design or Access ontrol List

eader Data!ase readers can read data documents and views


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!ut cannot make changes of any kind in the data!ase

Depositor

Data!ase depositors can create and save new data

documents !ut cannot read any document, including

their own after they close it, nor make changes of any

kind in the data!ase

No Accesssers with no access will not !e allowed to open a

data!ase at all

What are ID (les?

@ou must generate a user .D 8le for each user in the 1rgani9ation .n the process, the .D 8le is

certi8ed, and contains the following information:

certi8cate owner's name and details

certi8cate owner's pu!lic key

certi8er's name and details

certi8er's pu!lic key

certi8cate e/piration date

certi8er's stamp, ie it is signed with the certi8er's private key

the user's pu!lic and private keys, in two versions (1ne, MIJ+!it key length pair, is

used for data encryption in non+North American countries Another, K&+!it key length

pair, is used for data encryption within # and anada, and for signature and

authentication worldwide)

the user's name and Notes license num!er

1nce the .D 8le is generated, a copy is availa!le as an independent .D 8le as well as an entry

in the *u!lic Name B Address 4ook for other users to use

two pairs of pu!lic$private keys (the user's and the certi8er'sH 1ne set of key for use in

North America, and the other for use overseas),

two certi8cates (to match the two encryption strengthsH a certi8cate is the digital

signature of the organi9ation to which he !elongs),

a certi8cate for each unit to which the user !elong (eg for Gohn Doe$3arketing$Acme,

his .D contains the cert8cate of $3arketing$Acme and $Acme),

user names (the user's and the certi8er's) and details (including license type and serial

num!er), the certi8cation e/piration date,

(optional) encryption 8elds distri!uted !y application developers to allow

encryption$decryption of 8elds in documents,

a password to protect this .D 8le

)ip: "o display the dierent certi8ers that live in a user's .D 8le, select Eile O "ools O ser .D

Important: "he password only e/ists in the .D 8le, to prevent anyone else from using it .n

other words, changing the password to an .D 8le makes no change to the server .f a copy is

kept in the *NA4, which is not recommended for securite reason, the password to the original

.D 8le is not updated


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1nce generated, the user's .D 8le is located in the domain's *u!lic Name B Address 4ook

(*NA4) .t can also !e e/tracted into eg GD1.D, and kept on the user's workstation

Important: egenerating an .D 8le means generating a new pair of pu!lic and private keys

and losing the encryption keys As a conse


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#ince there is no functional dierence !etween a user .D and a server .D, the canonical path to

a server would !e NR#erverI$1R0ashington$1RAcme

Domino domain 01 N) domain 01 DN2 domain

A Domino$Notes domain is used to organi9e mail routing and !uild an organi9ation+wideaddress !ook .t has nothing to do with either 0indows N" or .nternet Although not a

re


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"he *erson document is created when a new user is registered in the domain is document

contains information a!out his mail 8le and home server, as well as his pu!lic key, which is

used during the authentication process "he ser Name must contain the user's fully

distinguished name

"he erti8er documents contain information a!out certi8ers in the organi9ation 1ne of the8elds is that certi8er's pu!lic key

"he #erver onnection documents de8ne the connection method and path !etween servers in

the domain and in ad7acent domains .n a user's *ersonal NA4, the connection documents

de8ne the path and connection information !etween a client and a server

Domain documents specify and de8ne the name, location, and type of access to ad7acent and

nonad7acent Notes domaines, and non+Notes domains

#erver documents de8ne and con8gure the servers in your domain

"he *ersonal NA4 is created when installing the Notes client .ts erti8ers documents are used

to identify the certi8cates held !y a particular user, and are used heavily during cross+

certi8cation

"ross-certi(cation

"he process of sharing certi8cates to ena!le authentication among users and servers that were

not created with a common certi8cate is called cross+certi8cation ross+certi8cation is a two+

way process that re


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A server must have the same or higher level of access to a data!ase as the highest user on

that server 1therwise, the changes that a user with higher rights makes on that server cannot

!e replicated to to other servers

1nly one server should have 3anager access to a data!ase, so as to avoid unpredicta!le

replication pro!lems should changes !e made simultaneously on several replicas of adata!ase

+enamin' users

enaming a user must not !e done manually, !ut instead through a re


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"his is where you can :

create links to data!ases that live on either your workstation or on a Domino

server

create either local or remote D4s

modify a D4's properties or AL settings

create a copy of an e/isting D4

delete D4s

and more

+eplication su$-menu


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"his is where you can handle replications of remote D4s

7o$ile su$-menu

"his is actually a dierent route to your *rivate NA4 "he 3o!ile su!+menu will direct you to

the Location section where you can set up dierent connection pro8le (eg LAN, dial+up,


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disconnected), which is a way for Notes to change its !ehavior when you try to access remote

resources depending on how you can reach said remote resources

re&erences su$-menu

)ools su$-menu


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rivate Name ! Address 4ook

which happens to !e a very misleading name, as it not only contains your private address

!ook (as opposed to the *u!lic Name B Address 4ook sitting on the Domino server), !ut also

the onnection documents which are all+important when you need to connect to servers

through dial+up "he *rivate NA4 also contains settings to connect to .nternet servers, such as

#3"*, .3A*$*1*, or LDA* emove this local D4, and you won't !e a!le to dial up to remote

servers, !e they Domino or .nternet #tupidly enough, the *rivate NA4 default 8lename is

namesnsf 7ust like the *u!lic NA4 sitting on a Domino server 0hen creating a local replica of

the *u!lic NA4, Notes will use the same name !y default, potentially hosing your *rivate NA4

since they !oth use namesnsf as their 8lename ?ery smart


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Links to resources


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ither Domino D4s or we! sites can !e added to the !ookmarks section Area noted PIP

contains links to your mail data!ase (eg 7doensf), which is located either on the Domino

server or your local workstation depending on the Location under which you are presently

working, ie if you are running the 1>ce location, Notes will open the 7doensf that lives on the

Domino server (if any), !ut will open the local 7doensf replica if you are currently using the

.nternet or .sland location documents

"he 8rst four icons contain links to e+mail, calendar, address !ook, and to+do, respectively "he

last icon leads to the eplicator workspace, where you can set replication settings

Area noted PJP contains links to folders, eg links to Domino D4s or .nternet we! sites "he

second icon contains a link to the familiar 0orkspace view

Installin' Domino on a Linu8 server

I ninstall 3"A and we! server (eg rpm +e sendmail apache)

J reate a user .D that Domino will use to run (eg useradd notes), and set a password

for this account

K ntar the archive, and run $install

% 1nce you're through with this command+line part of the install procedure, log out, and

log in with the Notes account that you 7ust created a!ove

M ;o to the directory where you installed Domino, eg $local$notesdata, and launch the

""* setup through $opt$lotus$!in$http httpsetup

At this point, Domino's we! daemon is running Einish the install !y launching Domino's

we! server, and connect to it through a we! !rowser (eg

http:$$dominoe/amplecom:T&TI)

Important5"he Pcerti8erP 8eld is actually the 1rgani9ation (eg $Acme), which must !e

longer than K characters long "he ountry 8eld is optional (eg if 8lled, the fully+


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4y default, the password of an .D 8le is only stored in the 8le, !ut it can also !e checked at the

server to verify that the correct .D is !eing used .t is also a way to force users to change their

passwords regularly, and to prevent reuse of old passwords

.f the original password of an .D 8le was chosen to !e easy to remem!er and meant to !e

changed !y the user shortly after having !een created, anyone can 7ust detach the original .D8le from the *NA4, and pass for this user "his means, for instance, accessing an encrypted

mail data!ase After registering a new user or server, detach the .D 8le from the *NA4, and

keep several copies #hould the new password !e forgotten, the user can always !e handed

the original .D 8le, with its original password Additional certi8cates a user might have received

since his .D 8le was originally created are stored in the *NA4

.n the advanced section of a D4's AL, when PAdministration #erverP is left to None, the

default, it means that N1 server can make administrative changes Admin* will make changes

such as modifying AL's and reader 8elds, !ut should do so only on one replica of the D4,

otherwise you would get massive num!ers of replication con6icts "hus the need to designate

a single server where those sorts of changes get made

"hree !asic elements help maintain data!ase integrity and prevent data loss:

.n the server console, run the Notes server program E.-* to repair damaged

data!ases, eg L1AD E.-* myd!nsf .t's !etter to run this command with the

data!ase close !ut Notes puts a lock on all data!ases when it is running "he way

out of this atchJJ, is to stop the Notes server, and open a D1# !o/ to run NE.-*

un the Notes server program *DALL "his task is listed in N1"#.N. to run

automatically .t updates all views, and re!uilds corrupted views and view inde/es

2eep !ackups of all .D 8les and data!ases: Eor one thing, if a user deletes a document

in a data!ase, this action will !e enacted on replicas as well Also, a corrupt master

data!ase will likely corrupt replicas as well As Notes D4s are !inary 8les, and no Asciiis normally availa!le, once the N#E is corrupt !eyong repair, your only solution is to

reach for the latest !ackup

.f using the #" # Upassword hereV instruction in the Notes server console to control

access, you cannot launch the Notes client on the same host ither turn o this protection !y

typing the full #" # UpasswordV, or run Eile O "ools O #erver Administration from a

remote Notes client, provided you have the right to run the remote console

Q!A

9ow can I e8tract Domino#Notes documents as 9)7L and use them into a

We$ server?

heck out iNotes @ou can also e/port individual documents through Eile O /port

9ow to handle document versionin'?


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#urprisingly enough, Domino$Notes tells you that a document was edited !y another user !ut

doesn't show you whatchanges were made .t is the responsi!ility of the editor to make those

o!vious !y using dierent colors (pen), strikethrough, etc

After asking this


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; select File K 4mport.

SoorE !or pu//eling Eou..

What 4 meant Brather than e@plained% perhapsD: 4! Eou want Eour imported

docs to appear in a 7iew% it maes sense to loo at this 7iewJs

selection

!ormula !irst. g the contacts 7iewJs S1C$ statement demands

FormI"?erson"

L $EpeI"?erson". 4! Eou donJt set the latter !ield 7alue !or Eour

import%

all EouJll see is - nothing. Howe7er the documents ha7e been imported

properlE.

3ost lielE there will be a lot o! garbage import in the bacend

alreadE% it

maes sense to get rid o! that be!ore Eour ne@t trE.

Mn!ortunatelE the import dialog will not allow Eou to declare additional

de!ault 7alues !or Eour import despite JFormJ.

$here are three waEs to address this:

&D add a column named J$EpeJ to Eour import data and add "?erson" as a

7alue

!or each record. 4tJs simple copEpaste i! EouJre woring with a

spreadsheet. r using a CS% simplE use F4N# % R?1(C W4$H

?erson or "?erson" resp.

)D Eou can use a C1-File !or import speci!ication and ha7e a JcomputedJsection within it% lie:

:

FR3M1(S$(R$

F41# $Epe:I"?erson"O

FR3M1(N#

:

$his will create the additional $EpeI"?erson" !ield !or each record%

e7en i!

there is no such !ield in Eour data.

,D Write Eour own 1S CS import routine.

Pou could also send me what Eou ha7e and 4Jll do the con7ersion !or Eou.

$o

be honest% itJs much harder to e@plain e7erE detail than to do it..

--


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Wol!gang Flamme

w!lamme9main/-online.de

"4 lo7e deadlines. 4 lo7e the whooshing sound theE mae as theE !lE bE."

#ouglas (dams

http:sunsite.net.edu.cntutorialssenotes*CH&).H$3

http:www.interguru.commsieall.htm

http:mlarchi7e.ima.comnotes&666a)=6'.html

From: "W.Flamme"

Newsgroups: comp.groupware.lotus-notes.admin

Subject: Re: How to import addresses through CS !ile

#ate: $ue% &' (pr )''& &*:*+:*, ')''

rgani/ation: R0-nline

1ines: 2+

3essage-4#: 56a7r+a8peo8&9news.rhein-/eitung.#;

Re!erences: 5,aca'+b


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SoorE !or pu//eling Eou..

What 4 meant Brather than e@plained% perhapsD: 4! Eou want Eour imported

docs to appear in a 7iew% it maes sense to loo at this 7iewJs

selection

!ormula !irst. g the contacts 7iewJs S1C$ statement demands

FormI"?erson"

L $EpeI"?erson". 4! Eou donJt set the latter !ield 7alue !or Eour

import%

all EouJll see is - nothing. Howe7er the documents ha7e been imported

properlE.

3ost lielE there will be a lot o! garbage import in the bacend

alreadE% it

maes sense to get rid o! that be!ore Eour ne@t trE.

Mn!ortunatelE the import dialog will not allow Eou to declare additional

de!ault 7alues !or Eour import despite JFormJ.

$here are three waEs to address this:

&D add a column named J$EpeJ to Eour import data and add "?erson" as a

7alue

!or each record. 4tJs simple copEpaste i! EouJre woring with a

spreadsheet. r using a CS% simplE use F4N# % R?1(C W4$H

?erson or "?erson" resp.

)D Eou can use a C1-File !or import speci!ication and ha7e a JcomputedJ

section within it% lie:

:

FR3M1(S$(R$

F41# $Epe:I"?erson"O

FR3M1(N#

:

$his will create the additional $EpeI"?erson" !ield !or each record%

e7en i!

there is no such !ield in Eour data.

,D Write Eour own 1S CS import routine.

Pou could also send me what Eou ha7e and 4Jll do the con7ersion !or Eou.

$o

be honest% itJs much harder to e@plain e7erE detail than to do it..

--

Wol!gang Flamme


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w!lamme9main/-online.de

"4 lo7e deadlines. 4 lo7e the whooshing sound theE mae as theE !lE bE."

#ouglas (dams

+e'isterin' users &rom an A2"II te8t (le

([email protected]&OOO3areting (cmeOOOOOO3areting ?ro!ile

heck the online help for infos on each 8eld

:+.; 9ow to e8tract


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*rovide a 6e/i!le method of restricting document access to a speci8c set of users

an !e used in formulas

*rovide group control if you do not have the authority to create groups in the Domino

Directory, or if you want to create groups 7ust for the data!ase

3ake it easier for you to modify access when users leave or new users 7oin

What3s the use o& D4 )ype in the D4 roperties section

)%-D%

Lots of administration+related infos in the L*AD3NN#E data!ase

heck Archive settings

heck crash recovery and soft deletions

in M you can easily create a custom frameset that has several dierent frames in it (one for

#ales, BD, etc) "he content of each frame could !e a view, or even a page w$ an em!edded

view Look in the P"odayP section of http:$$wwwnotesnet and do a search for P2at9P

)ips and tricks

2ettin' up Notes as an 27)#% client

I .nstall Notes M

J ;o through the setup wi9ard (@ou D1 want to connect to a Domino server as this 8les

the server name in the 1pen D4 dialog later on)

K 1nce installed, remove all Location docs e/cept .nternet

% .nput adhoc parameters in the .nternet doc

M 1pen D4s from server: e+mail for user, and the *NA4 on the server

reate local replicas of those two D4s

pdate ser *references to also include the replica of the *NA4 for recipient name

lookups

T reate #3"*, *1*, and LDA* accounts in the user's address !ook

Note: 4y default, *1* R Leave msgs on the server hange this to No

9ow to recover the de&ault, &amiliar workspace

.f you don't like the cheesy A1L+like default welcome screen of Notes M, here's how to use the

traditionnal 0orkspace instead:

I lick on the Data!ases icon in the left hand+side 4ookmark section


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J ight+click on the 0orkspace item, and select P#et 4ookmar as ome *ageP


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9ow to open a view &rom a We$ $rowser

http:$$mysrv$acmensf$3y?iewW1pen?iew

Addin' a 9istory (eld

"o keep a list of the dierent users who edited the document:

I 1pen an e/isting D4 that has this feature, go to the Design O #cript Li!raries section,

and copy$paste the istoryLi! document

J 1pen the form to which you need to add a 8eld to hold change history

K 1pen the 3yEorm Eorm O 1ptions section, and add

% 1ption Declare

se PistoryLi!P

M 1pen the 3yEorm Eorm O Declarations section, and add

Dim str*revistory As #tring 1pen the 3yEorm Eorm O *ost1pen section, and add

str*revistory R #ourceEield;et"e/t(PistoryP)

1pen the 3yEorm Eorm O Cuery#ave section, and add

+. #im strHistorE (s String

6. strHistorE I Current#ateBD L "% "

&'. strHistorE I strHistorE L @tractNameBCurrentMserBDD L

"% "


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&&. strHistorE I strHistorE L

Source.Fieldet$e@tB"H#Status"D L ChrB&,D L ChrB&'D L

str?re7HistorE

&). Call Source.FieldSet$e@tB"H#1astMpdated"% strHistorED

Another useful trick: F.f ( Xpdated4y YR nullHFName ( ZN[H F#u!set ( Xpdated4y H

+I ) )Hnull )

Alternative: Add the following code to a istory te/t 8eld:

h :I 9$e@tB9NowD " " 9NameBQCNO 9MserNameDO

94!B94sNew#ocO hO 94s#ocGeingSa7edO h : 9SubsetB1astMpdatedO&'DO

9SubsetB1astMpdatedO&'DD

9ow to mana'er appointments &or a whole team?

heck out http:$$wwwalmafr$da9i!ao$

9ow to move Domino to another server

regardless of the 1# (N" U+V Linu/ 12):

I 1n the new server, install Domino as if it were the 8rst server in the organi9ation

erti8er name R Domain name R A3 Launch the new server once to make sure it

runs 12, and stop it

J Erom the old server, copy all the .D 8les, NE# 8les, along with any N"E template you

might have !uilt

K pdate your DN# to make this move transparent to users

% Launch the new server

Note: .f the old server is not disommissioned, and, hence, the new server is assigned a new .*

address, clients might !e una!le to 8nd the new Domino server (. asked in newsgroups where

Notes cached this information, to no avail) "o solve this, create a onnections document so

that Notes can resolve N0#?$A3 into its .* address: 1pen the user's *ersonal Address

4ook O ?iew O Advanced O onnections

3ore infos:

http$$wwwsupportlotuscom$simsJnsf$T&Jee%T&!ddKJd&!TMJMfa&&MacfTd$J\dcTJa&!\Mc

c!TJMIf&&cfT%dW1penDocument

+esources

4ooks

ere are !ooks . would recommend, either on administration or development:

Lotus Notes and Domino M Development nleashed De!orah Lynd, #teven 2ern

Lotus Notes B Domino ssential eference Dave atter, "im 4ankes, David atter

Domino #ystem Administration o! 2irkland
http://www.support.lotus.com/sims2.nsf/802ee480bdd32d0b852566fa005acf8d/29dc782a0b95cc7b8625661f006cf84d?OpenDocumenthttp://www.support.lotus.com/sims2.nsf/802ee480bdd32d0b852566fa005acf8d/29dc782a0b95cc7b8625661f006cf84d?OpenDocumenthttp://www.support.lotus.com/sims2.nsf/802ee480bdd32d0b852566fa005acf8d/29dc782a0b95cc7b8625661f006cf84d?OpenDocumenthttp://www.support.lotus.com/sims2.nsf/802ee480bdd32d0b852566fa005acf8d/29dc782a0b95cc7b8625661f006cf84d?OpenDocumenthttp://www.support.lotus.com/sims2.nsf/802ee480bdd32d0b852566fa005acf8d/29dc782a0b95cc7b8625661f006cf84d?OpenDocument


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Lotus Domino Administration in a Nutshell ;reg Neilson

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Lotus Domino B Notes M Development nleashed

%n the We$

http:$$wwwdominoedgecom$

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http:$$wwwnotesnet

Lotus Notes EAC

Li!!y .ngrassia #chwar9's PLotus Notes #ystem AdministrationP .#4N &+&+IK%MJ+&

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