Configuring the First Domino Server
The third step in setting up the first server is to configure it. This is a two-part process. In the first part, you run Domino (not Notes) on the server machine, fill in a form, then wait while Notes (if running under Windows) or Domino (if running under any other OS) creates a new Domino Directory, some IDs, and a few other things. In the second part, you run through a whole checklist of steps to clean up miscellaneous loose ends that Notes didn't take care of automatically.
But wait! There may be one more preconfiguration step to perform first. Whether you want to start configuring now depends on the naming scheme you settled on in the planning step, covered in the previous chapter. If you decided not ...
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