Book description
IBM Lotus Domino Web Access 6.5 (IBM Lotus iNotes Web Access) is a sophisticated Web client that gives end users many of the messaging and collaboration features previously available only with a Lotus Notes client.
Beginning with Domino 6.5, you can access Lotus Domino on a Linux server while using Domino Web Access on a Linux desktop, giving you a leading-edge, end-to-end collaborative solution for Linux. Browser users will be able to take full advantage of Domino services through an ultra-intuitive, easy-to-use interface, both online and offline, seamlessly. Domino Web Access was architected using the latest Web application development technologies and can be administered centrally, helping organizations to drive down deployment costs and, potentially, reduce Total Cost of Ownership.
This IBM Redbooks publication provides a detailed technical overview of Domino Web Access 6.5 and discusses how to install, configure, and deploy an end-to-end Linux solution for Domino. In addition to setting up DWA 6.5, it also covers how to integrate Lotus Sametime for real-time collaboration and awareness. Finally, we discuss key deployment considerations, integration points between Domino Web Access and IBM WebSphere Portal, and some approaches and techniques to customizing Domino Web Access 6.5.
Please note that the additional material referenced in the text is not available from IBM.
Table of contents
- Notices
- Preface
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Part 1: Introduction to Domino Web Access 6.5
- Chapter 1: Introduction to Domino Web Access 6.5 on Linux
- Chapter 2: New features of Domino Web Access 6.5
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Part 2: Deployment and administration
- Chapter 3: Deployment considerations
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Chapter 4: Installing Linux
- Before you begin (1/2)
- Before you begin (2/2)
- Installing Red Hat 2.1AS (1/7)
- Installing Red Hat 2.1AS (2/7)
- Installing Red Hat 2.1AS (3/7)
- Installing Red Hat 2.1AS (4/7)
- Installing Red Hat 2.1AS (5/7)
- Installing Red Hat 2.1AS (6/7)
- Installing Red Hat 2.1AS (7/7)
- Installing UnitedLinux 1.0, SLES 8 (1/8)
- Installing UnitedLinux 1.0, SLES 8 (2/8)
- Installing UnitedLinux 1.0, SLES 8 (3/8)
- Installing UnitedLinux 1.0, SLES 8 (4/8)
- Installing UnitedLinux 1.0, SLES 8 (5/8)
- Installing UnitedLinux 1.0, SLES 8 (6/8)
- Installing UnitedLinux 1.0, SLES 8 (7/8)
- Installing UnitedLinux 1.0, SLES 8 (8/8)
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Chapter 5: Installation and setup of Domino Web Access 6.5 on Linux
- Preconfiguring your Linux server: the easy way (1/2)
- Preconfiguring your Linux server: the easy way (2/2)
- Before you begin: pre-installation tasks (1/2)
- Before you begin: pre-installation tasks (2/2)
- Domino 6.5 server install (1/8)
- Domino 6.5 server install (2/8)
- Domino 6.5 server install (3/8)
- Domino 6.5 server install (4/8)
- Domino 6.5 server install (5/8)
- Domino 6.5 server install (6/8)
- Domino 6.5 server install (7/8)
- Domino 6.5 server install (8/8)
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Chapter 6: Security and administration
- Linux security (1/2)
- Linux security (2/2)
- Linux administration
- Domino security
- Domino Web Access 6.5 security (1/2)
- Domino Web Access 6.5 security (2/2)
- Domino 6.5 administration (1/4)
- Domino 6.5 administration (2/4)
- Domino 6.5 administration (3/4)
- Domino 6.5 administration (4/4)
- Converting mail files to Domino Web Access 6.5
- Chapter 7: Configuration and tuning
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Part 3: Clients for Domino Web Access
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Chapter 8: Linux Clients for DWA 6.5
- Mozilla
- Offline usage and Domino Offline Services for Linux
- DOLS Setup on a Linux server (1/3)
- DOLS Setup on a Linux server (2/3)
- DOLS Setup on a Linux server (3/3)
- Installing and configuring the DOLS client (1/4)
- Installing and configuring the DOLS client (2/4)
- Installing and configuring the DOLS client (3/4)
- Installing and configuring the DOLS client (4/4)
- Uninstalling DWA 6.5 Offline Services
- Troubleshooting DWA 6.5 Offline Services (1/3)
- Troubleshooting DWA 6.5 Offline Services (2/3)
- Troubleshooting DWA 6.5 Offline Services (3/3)
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Chapter 8: Linux Clients for DWA 6.5
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Part 4: Customization and integration
- Chapter 9: Integrating Sametime with Domino Web Access 6.5
- Chapter 10: WebSphere Portal integration
- Chapter 11: Customizing Domino Web Access
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Part 5: Appendixes
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Appendix A: WebSphere Portal 5 installation on Linux
- LDAP directory considerations
- Configure WebSphere Application Server and WebSphere Portal Server for LDAP usage
- Planning considerations for LDAP use with WebSphere Portal Server
- Install WebSphere Portal Server
- Before installation
- Installing LDAP for integration with Domino
- Required groups and users
- Portal administrator users
- Example of a Domino Directory server structure
- Specifying Server configuration settings for LDAP
- Adding portal administrators to the Domino Directory
- Updating the Access Control List of the Domino Directory
- Configuring WebSphere Portal for Domino Directory (1/2)
- Configuring WebSphere Portal for Domino Directory (2/2)
- Security is enabled
- Verifying LDAP
- WebSphere Portal Server hardware requirements for Linux Intel systems
- Appendix B: Configuring Internet Cluster Manager
- Appendix C: Additional material
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Appendix A: WebSphere Portal 5 installation on Linux
- Related publications
- Index (1/3)
- Index (2/3)
- Index (3/3)
- Back cover
Product information
- Title: Domino Web Access 6.5 on Linux
- Author(s):
- Release date: April 2004
- Publisher(s): IBM Redbooks
- ISBN: None
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