Domino 8.0 Administrator Help
  What's new in IBM Lotus Domino 8?
    Administration - new features
    Administration Process - new features
    Client installation and new client features
    Clusters - new features
    Calendar and scheduling - new features
    Databases - new features
    Domino and DB2 - new features
    Domino Directory - new features
    Domino Domain Monitoring - new features
    Domino Web Access - new features
    Messaging - new features
    Policies - new features
    Security - new features
    Server - new features
    Server commands - new
    Web server - new features
  Domino Server Installation
    Guidepost for deploying Domino
      Functions of Domino servers
      Hierarchical naming for servers and users
      Domino domains
      Partitioned servers
      Certifier IDs and certificates
        Example of how certifier IDs mirror the hierarchical name scheme
      Domino server services
      Table of Domino naming requirements
      Building the Domino environment
    Installing and setting up Domino servers
      Entering system commands
      Using the Domino server with a trial evaluation license
      Domino server installation
        Installing Domino on Windows systems
        Installing Domino on UNIX systems
        Installing Domino on Linux on System z systems
        Using silent server installation to install Domino on Windows or UNIX systems
          Running the silent server install on Windows or UNIX Systems
        Using silent server install on Linux on System z systems
        Using the express install
      Disabling concurrent I/O and direct I/O on Domino servers on AIX
      Domino server setup program
      Domino's On-Disk Structure
      Setting up DOLS on a server
        Using Domino Off-Line Services (DOLS) and Domino Web Access
          Setting up Domino Web Access on a server
            Setting up Domino Web Access with Sametime
            Setting up Secrets and Tokens authentication for instant messaging in Domino Web Access
            Customizing STLinks files for tunneling or reverse proxy servers
            Setting up Sametime and Domino Web Access in different domains
            Troubleshooting Sametime in Domino Web Access
      Using the Domino server setup program
        Indic language support in the Domino server setup program
        Using automatic server setup on Linux on System z and on UNIX
        Using the Domino server setup program locally
        Using the Domino server setup program remotely
        Creating a server setup profile
        Using a server setup profile
        Using silent server setup
      Certification log
      Domino server registration
        Registering a server
      Optional tasks to perform after server setup
        Creating an additional organization certifier ID
        Creating an organizational unit certifier ID
        Internet site documents
          Creating an Internet site document
          Setting up security for Internet site documents
          Enabling Internet sites on a server
      Starting and shutting down the Domino server
      Starting Domino as an application or a Windows service
      Using instant messaging in the Domino Directory
      Running the Domino-Portal integration wizard
  Network Configuration
    Lotus Domino and networks
      NRPC communication
      Resolving server names to network addresses in NRPC
    Network security
      NRPC and Internet connection security
      Using a Domino passthru server as a proxy
      TCP/IP security considerations
      Mapped directory links and Domino data security
    Planning the TCP/IP network
      NRPC name-to-address resolution over TCP/IP
      Ensuring DNS resolves in TCP protocols
        Ensuring DNS resolves on Windows systems -- All TCP protocols
        Ensuring DNS resolves in NRPC -- Best practices
        Ensuring DNS resolves in NRPC -- Alternative practices
        Ensuring DNS resolves in NRPC -- A practice to use with caution
      Changing a server's IP address
      IPv6 and Lotus Domino
        Using IPv6 address formats with Domino and Notes
        Installing the IPv6 stack
        Receiving incoming connections on IPv6 sockets or IPv4 sockets
        Examples of using NOTES.INI variables with IPv6
        Connecting a Notes client to a Domino server via IPv6
      Advanced Domino TCP/IP configurations
        Partitioned servers and IP addresses
        Ensuring DNS resolves in advanced TCP/IP configurations
    Planning the NetBIOS network
      Server name-to-address resolution over NetBIOS
    Setting up Domino servers on the network
      Setting up Notes named networks
      Fine-tuning network port setup on a server
        Disabling a network port on a server
        Enabling a network port on a server
        Adding a network port on a server
        Deleting a network port on a server
        Renaming a network port on a server
        Reordering network ports on a server
        Encrypting NRPC communication on a server port
        Compressing network data on a server port
      Server setup tasks specific to TCP/IP
        Setting up a secondary name server
        Changing the TCP/IP connection-time-out interval
        Enabling support for IPv6 on a Domino server
        Reordering multiple server ports for TCP/IP
        Binding an NRPC port to an IP address
        Binding an Internet service to an IP address
        Assigning separate IP addresses to partitions on a system with a single NIC
        Configuring a partitioned server for one IP address and port mapping
        Changing a TCP or SSL port number
      Server setup tasks specific to NetBIOS
        Defining a NetBIOS LANA number for a Notes network port
        Creating additional network ports for NetBIOS
  Notes Client Installation and Upgrade
    Planning for Notes client installation and upgrade
      Products to install and order of installation
        Notes pre-installation checklist
        Locating Lotus Notes administrative documentation
        Installing the WebSphere Portal composite application support for Notes
        Specifying the home portal account
        Customizing the location of Notes install directories
      Considerations before installing Notes on Windows
        Notes installation directories for Windows
        Windows Vista considerations for Notes install, upgrade, and uninstall
        Considerations for enabling GB18030 support on Windows XP
      Considerations before installing Notes on Linux
        Notes installation directories for Linux
      Considerations before installing Notes on Mac OS X
        Notes installation directories for Mac OS X
      Considerations before installing Notes on Citrix
    Setting up and customizing Notes installation
      Customizing the Notes install kit to add or remove Eclipse features
        Eclipse files and folders in the install kit
        Understanding the Eclipse update site
        Customizing the Notes install manifest for supplied Eclipse features
        Reducing the Notes install kit size
        Customizing the Notes install manifest for new or third-party Eclipse features
        Adding new features to the Notes install kit using a supplied tool
        Removing features from the Notes install kit using a supplied tool
      Installing and subscribing to preset feeds
      Customizing Notes install using the tuner
        Obtaining a tuner and creating a transform file
        Using transform files for Notes user install
        Examples -- Applying scriptable setup using a transform file during Notes install
      Customizing Notes using the plugin_customization.ini file
      Using the Multilingual User Interface (MUI) pack on Windows
        Installing the Multilingual User Interface (MUI) pack
        Using Language Pack Installer with Domino
      Using the Native Language (NL) packs on Linux and Mac OS X
      Instant messaging and client installation and setup
    Installing Notes in a single user environment
      Installing and upgrading Notes for a single user
    Installing Notes in a multi-user environment
      Installing and upgrading Notes on Windows for multi-user
      Installing and upgrading Notes on Linux
      Installing and upgrading Notes on Mac OS X
      Installing and upgrading Notes on Citrix
    Adding or removing installed Notes features within a release
    Upgrading a Notes single user install to multi-user
    Automating Notes installation using a silent install
      Running a Notes silent install
      Using the install manifest "default" setting for silent feature specification
      Performing a Notes silent install on Windows
      Performing a Notes multi-user silent install
      Calling a transform file during Notes silent install
      Performing a Notes silent install on Linux
      Providing a batch file for Notes client silent install
      Providing command line utilities for Notes install
      Setting up Notes with a scriptable setup
    Installing and running Notes on a USB drive
      Installing Notes basic configuration on a USB drive
      Enabling the autorun process to start at Notes login
      Running Notes basic configuration from a USB drive
    Installing Notes in a shared network directory
    Managing client plug-in deployment
      Overview - Client feature deployment
      Installing a new feature using the Notes install kit
      Deploying client plug-ins with widgets and the widget catalog
        Place the feature's valid Eclipse update site, containing the signed features and plugins, in a central location
        Install or upgrade the Domino server and Notes client, create the widgets catalog, and set widgets policy or preferences
        Create an NSF-based update site and import the Eclipse update site
        Display the Widgets sidebar and verify or set catalog access
        Test the widget by dragging it from the catalog view to your My Widgets sidebar
        Communicate to users how to obtain the widget or inform them that they will be automatically provisioned with the widget and its feature
      Creating a new feature
      Signing custom or third-party features and plug-ins for install and update
        Using the plugin_customization.ini file to verify trust
        Using Domino policy to verify trust
      Creating and using an NSF-based update site
      Controlling feature install and update with update sites
        Specifying available update sites
          Add an update site to the update site list
          Edit an existing update site in the update site list
          Delete an existing update site from the update site list
          Specify that feature update be performed from the feature's update site (default)
          Specify that feature install can occur from a default update site, CA XML or Update Manager
          Specify that feature update can occur from a default update site or FEATURE.XML
          Specify that feature install or update can occur from the whitelist only
          Specify different site controls for feature install and update
      Configuring component update for composite applications
      Enabling user-initiated update
      Creating and using a traditional third-party installer
    Upgrading Notes clients
      Before you upgrade the Notes client
    Using Upgrade-by-mail
      Before you use Upgrade-by-mail
      Backing up Notes client files
      Creating the upgrade notification for Upgrade-by-mail
      Installing Lotus Notes with Upgrade-by-mail
      Upgrading the mail file template with Upgrade-by-mail
    Using Notes Smart Upgrade
      How Smart Upgrade performs an upgrade
      Smart Upgrade server failover to another clustered server
      Creating a Smart Upgrade database
      Smart Upgrade Tracking Reports database
        Creating a Smart Upgrade Tracking Reports database
      Controlling the number of concurrent Smart Upgrade downloads
      Creating a database link to the Smart Upgrade Database
      Adding update kits to the Smart Upgrade database
      Running a silent upgrade using optional arguments
      Creating a Lotus Notes Smart Upgrade desktop policy settings document
        Creating a master policy document for Lotus Notes Smart Upgrade
        Assigning the Lotus Notes Smart Upgrade master policy to users and groups
      Using Smart Upgrade to run a series of client upgrades
      Notes users and Lotus Notes Smart Upgrade
      Maintaining Lotus Notes Smart Upgrade
      Using the Smart Upgrade Run-As wizard
    Uninstalling Notes
      Uninstalling Notes from a Windows client
      Uninstalling Notes from a Linux client
      Uninstalling Notes from a Mac OS X client
      Uninstalling Notes from a Citrix client
      Uninstalling Notes silently
      Cleaning a previous or partial Notes installation from your client
  Configuring and using Widgets and Live Text
    Widgets and Live Text overview
      Understanding Widgets and Live Text user types
      Default out-of-box Widgets and Live Text behavior
      Installing the Widgets and Live Text feature
    Creating the widget catalog
      Catalog options and access
    Controlling Widgets and Live Text access using Domino policy
    Controlling Widgets and Live Text access using Eclipse preferences
    Power users -- Creating and publishing widgets
      Setting Widgets preferences
      Browsing the catalog
      Creating a new widget category
      Updating widgets from the catalog
      Using the widget configuration wizards -- process
      Requiring authentication when creating a Web-based widget
      Wiring an action to configure a widget
      Configuring a widget using the wizards
        Configuring a widget using the Getting Started method
        Configuring a new Notes widget
        Configuring a new Web page widget
        Configuring a new Google Gadget widget
          Google Gadget widget fields and language internationalization
        Configuring a new Feed widget
      Configuring a new action, content type, or recognizer
        Configure a new action
        Configure a content type
        Configure a recognizer
          Sample recognizer Java regular expressions
      Using the Recognize All Content option
      Using the Widget Management view
        Acting on components and actions in the Widget Management view
        Acting on content types in the Widget Management view
        Acting on recognizers in the Widget Management view
      Importing and exporting widgets
        Import from an XML extension file
        Export widgets to an XML extension file
      Acting on widgets in the My Widgets sidebar panel
      Opening a widget in a dashboard
      Publishing to the catalog and controlling access with categories
        Publish to the catalog
        Assigning a widget category
      Changing a published widget and updating the catalog
      Removing a component and actions
      Setting or changing component properties
      Sharing widgets through e-mail
      Opening a widget
    End users -- Using Widgets and Live Text actions
      Setting Live Text preferences and controlling Live Text display
      Acting on Live Text
      Building and using a dashboard
      Authenticating when required by a widget
      Adding a widget to the sidebar
      Acting on a widget panel in the sidebar
      Installing a widget from an e-mail attachment
  User and Server Configuration
    Planning server-to-server connections
      Remote (modem) access and server topology
      How a server connects to another server
      Replication and server topology
      Examples of server topology
      Creating a LAN connection
      Forcing a server connection to use a specific protocol
      Setting up external domain lookups
      Internet connections
        Creating a server-to-server Internet connection through a proxy server
      Passthru servers and hunt groups
        Planning the use of passthru servers
        Example of a passthru server topology
        Setting up a server as a passthru server
        Setting up a server as a passthru destination
        Creating a passthru connection
        Connecting a server to a hunt group
      Planning for modem use
        Modems and modem command files
        Creating a Notes Direct Dialup connection
        Creating a Network Dialup connection
        Encrypting Network Dialup Connection documents
        Coordinating dialup ISP connections between servers
        Coordinating Notes Direct Dialup connections between servers
        Configuring a communication port
        Modifying modem command files and acquire scripts
        Using acquire and login scripts
        Writing and editing acquire and login scripts
        Commands for acquire and connect scripts
      Connecting Notes clients to servers
    Policies
      Organizational and explicit policies
      Policy hierarchy and the effective policy
      Planning and assigning policies
        Assigning an explicit policy
      Using the How to Apply settings
      Using policies to assign NOTES.INI or Location document settings to Notes client users
      Creating policies
        Creating an activities policy settings document
        Creating a desktop policy settings document
        Creating a Lotus Traveler policy settings document
        Creating a mail policy settings document
        Creating a Lotus Symphony settings document
        Creating a registration policy settings document
        Creating a setup policy settings document
        Mail archiving and policies
          Using the mail archive log
          Creating an archive policy settings document
          Creating criteria for mail archiving
        Creating a security policy settings document
        Creating a policy document
        Creating a child policy document
      Managing policies
        Editing policies
        Deleting policies
        Using the Policy Synopsis tool to determine the effective policy
        Viewing policy relationships
          Using the policy viewer
        Preventing replication of policies to pre-Domino release 4.67a servers
    Setting up Notes users
      User registration
        Customizing user registration
        Registering users
        Using default user settings when registering users
        Using Basic Notes user registration with the Domino Administrator
        Using Advanced Notes user registration with the Domino Administrator
        Registering users with the Web Administrator
        Using Basic user registration with the Web Administrator
        Using Advanced user registration with the Web Administrator
        Registering users from a text file
        Adding an alternate language and name to a user ID
      Notes roaming user
        Registering a roaming user
          Registering roaming users on DB2-enabled Domino servers
        Using replication with a roaming server
          Replication and Notes roaming user
      Custom welcome page deployment
    Managing users
      Changing Notes user names with the Administration Process
      Renaming a Notes user's common or alternate name
      Deleting a user
      Changing a roaming user to nonroaming
      Changing a nonroaming user to roaming
      Changing a user's Internet address
      Determining a user's Notes client version
      Upgrading a user name from flat to hierarchical
      Moving a user name in the name hierarchy
      Renaming a Web user
      Moving a user's mail file and roaming files from the Domino Administrator or the Web Administrator
      Opening a user's mail file
      Using Inbox maintenance to manage mail file size
        Specifying Inbox Maintenance settings in the Server document
        Using a server command to run the Inbox Maintenance agent
      Finding a user name in the domain with the Domino Administrator or the Web Administrator
      Broadcasting messages to Notes client users
      Recertifying a user ID
      Recertifying a certifier ID or a user ID
      Recertifying or renaming user IDs by organization
      Allowing multiple users to use the same data directory
      License Tracking
      Deploying the "My Work" Welcome page for Notes
    Using groups
      Creating and modifying groups
        Creating a group
        Modifying groups with the Domino Administrator or Web Administrator
      Managing groups
        Assiging a policy to a group
        Editing a group
        Deleting a group with the Domino Administrator or the Web Administrator
        Finding a group name in the domain with the Domino Administrator or Web Administrator
        Finding a group member
        Using the Manage Groups tool to manage groups
        Renaming a group
    Replicas
      How replication works
      Guidelines for setting server access to databases
      Setting up a database ACL for server-to-server replication
      Creating replicas using the Administration Process
      Table of replication settings
        Limiting the contents of a replica
        Limiting what a replica sends
        Assigning miscellaneous replication settings
        Specifying replication settings for one replica
        Specifying replication settings for multiple replicas from one source replica
        Examples of specifying replication settings for multiple replicas
      Scheduling times for replication
      Scheduling server-to-server replication
      Customizing server-to-server replication
        Specifying replication direction
        Replicating only specific databases
        Replicating databases by priority
        Limiting replication time
        Using multiple replicators
        Refusing replication requests
        Forcing immediate replication
        Disabling database replication
        Forcing a server database to replicate
      Viewing replication schedules and topology maps
      Database.nsf.replicate statistics
    Domain Search
      Server configurations for Domain Search
      Planning the Domain Index
        The Domain Catalog
          Creating the Domain Catalog
          Selecting the databases to include in the Domain Index
          Selecting the file systems to include in the Domain Index
        Assigning database categories for the Domain Search form
        Estimating the size of the Domain Index
        Excluding attachments from the Domain Index
        Domain Search security
      Creating and updating the Domain Index
        Tuning Domain Indexer performance
        Changing the location of Domain Index files
        Deleting databases from the Domain Index
        Backing up the Domain Index and Catalog
      Customizing Domain Search forms
      Setting up Notes users for Domain Search
      Setting up Web users for Domain Search
      Using content maps with Domain Search
    Calendars and scheduling
      Setting up scheduling
      Setting up the Resource Reservations database
      Creating Site Profile and Resource documents
      Editing and deleting Resource documents
      Setting user access rights to edit and delete reservations
      Creating Holiday documents
      Collecting detailed information from user calendars
      Importing and exporting calendars from iCalendar
      Designating the Out of Office service type
  Domino and DB2
    Understanding Domino and DB2
    Domino and DB2 supported platforms and configurations
      Supported platforms and hardware and software requirements
      Supported configurations in Domino and DB2
        Example of a local Domino and DB2 configuration
        Example of a remote Domino and DB2 configuration that uses separate servers
        Example of a remote Domino and DB2 configuration that uses partitions
    Domino and DB2 user accounts that are needed for Domino and DB2
    Installation and setup procedures
      Installing Domino and DB2 on Microsoft Windows platforms
        Setting up the Domino server environment for use with Domino and DB2
        Creating the DB2 installation account
        Installing and Setting up DB2 on Microsoft Windows
        Creating the DB2 administrator and administration server account
        Enabling the Domino server to communicate with the DB2 server
        Using a remote DB2 server with server enablement
        Granting SETSESSIONUSER privilege to the Domino server user
        Manually creating the Domino server user account and the DB2DOM group
        Determining whether you have a SYSCTRL group
        Designating the DB2DOM group a system control group and adding the Domino server user to the system control group
        Creating a server ID for the DB2 Access server
        Installing the DB2 Access server on the DB2 server
        Enabling the DB2 Access Server
        Testing the DB2 Access server configuration
        Mapping the DB2 ID to a Notes ID in the Domino server's Domino Directory
        Setting and enabling a default DB2 user ID for use with query views
      Installing Domino and DB2 on IBM AIX and Linux platforms
        Installing DB2 on IBM AIX and Linux platforms
        Create the DB2 primary groups
        Creating the DB2 user accounts and adding the users to groups
        IBM AIX and Linux post-installation validation procedure
  Maintaining the Domino and DB2 Environment
    DB2 groups
      Managing DB2 groups and classes
      Locking a DB2 group
      Unlocking a DB2 group
      Renaming a DB2 class
      Associating a DB2 group with a class
      Moving a DB2 enabled Notes database to another DB2 group
      Compacting DB2 groups
      Moving a DB2 container to another disk
    Administering the Domino and DB2 environment
      Validating DB2 user names
      Editing the Domino server user's DB2 ID properties
      Changing or deleting the default DB2 user name for use with query views
      Setting a DB2 server ID
      Setting and modifying DB2 values in the Server document
      Changing the Domino server's DB2 account
      Copying a DB2 enabled Notes database to another DB2 enabled Domino server
      NOTES.INI variables set by the DB2 Server Enablement Tool
      Configuration variables modified during DB2 server enablement
      Setting DB2 Log File Size
      Adjusting buffer pool size
      Replicating an NSF to DB2
      Recreating links to DB2 enabled Notes databases
      Manually restoring a DB2 enabled Notes database
      Domino and DB2 XA transaction services
      Using the Domino Web Administrator client with Domino and DB2
      Databases created with Domino
      Compact database options are enabled for Domino and DB2
    Administering the DB2 Access server
      Editing the DB2 Access server Connection document
      Testing the DB2 Access configuration
      Removing a DB2 Access server
    Working with views in Domino and DB2
      Using federated data with query views
      Setting the maximum number of rows in SQL queries
      Building views of large databases
      Views categorized by numeric datatypes
    Improving Domino and DB2 Performance
      Controlling the NSF data in DB2
      Generating a database monitor snapshot
      Modifying the database sort heap and locklist parameter values
      Setting the size of the buffer pool to improve performance
      Using indexing to improve DB2 performance
      Using SQL Assist to create an SQL statement
      Using the alternate page cleaning setting to improve performance
      Using the autoconfigure command to automatically set database configuration parameters
  Administration Tools
    The Domino Administrator
      Installing the Domino Administrator
      Setting up the Domino Administrator
      Starting the Domino Administrator
      Navigating Domino Administrator
      Selecting a server to administer in the Domino Administrator
      Setting Domino Administration preferences
        Setting Basics preferences
        Setting Files preferences
        Setting Monitoring preferences
        Setting Registration preferences
        Setting Statistics preferences
      Tools and preferences for debugging in the Domino Administrator
      Domino Administrator tabs
        People and Groups tab in the Domino Administrator
        Files tab in the Domino Administrator
        Server tabs in the Domino Administrator
        Messaging tabs in the Domino Administrator
        Replication tab in the Domino Administrator
        Configuration tab in the Domino Administrator
        Domino Administrator tools
    Web Administrator
      Setting up the Web Administrator
        Setting up access to the Web Administrator database
        Giving additional administrators access to the Web Administrator
        Administrator roles in the Web Administrator
      Starting the Web Administrator
      Using the Web Administrator
        Setting Files preferences for the Web Administrator
        Registering users and servers with the Web Administrator
        Managing policies with the Web Administrator
        Using the Web Administrator consoles
        Using the Web Administrator with service providers
        Message tracking in the Web Administrator
        Editing the NOTES.INI file and cleanup script in the Web Administrator
        Signing out of the Web Administrator
      Configuring Domino and Portal Server federated administration
        Enabling the Portal server for federated administration
        Removing Domino and Portal server federated administration
      Setting up and using Web Administration Server Bookmarks
        Adding servers to the Web Administration Server bookmarks
        Removing a server from Web Administration Server Bookmarks
    The Server Controller and the Domino Console
      Starting and stopping the Server Controller
      Starting and stopping the Domino Console
    The Administration Process
      Specifying the administration server for the Domino Directory
      Setting up the Administration Process
        Specifying an administration server for databases
        Verifying that the Administration Process is set up correctly
      Administration Process support of secondary Domino Directories
      Processing administration requests across domains
        Creating a Cross-domain Configuration document
      Setting up ACLs for the Administration Process
      Modifying the Action field in the ACL dialog box
      The Administration Requests database
        Administration Process requests that require the administrator's approval
        Request status Icons in the Administration Request database
        Controlling the size of the Administration Requests Database
        Suspending administration request processing
        Controlling user access to the Administration Requests database
      Managing Administration Process requests
        Accepting or rejecting name change requests
        Approving an administration process request
        Forcing an administration process request to run
        Checking for errors in ADMIN4.NSF
        Reprocessing a failed administration process request
      Customizing the Administration Process
        Scheduling Administration Request processing
        Redefining time interval defaults for administration requests
        Changing the number of threads used by the Administration Process
        Defining special purpose threads for specific administration requests
        Creating an $AdminP view
        Enhancing the Administration Process through the Extension Manager
        Using an extended administration server
      Adminstration Process Statistics
      Administration request messages
    Setting up Domino Active Directory synchronization
      Enabling the Notes synchronization options
      Specifying Notes settings
      Mapping Active Directory fields and groups with Domino Directory fields and groups
      Mapping Active Directory containers to Notes certifiers and policies
      Synchronizing users and groups
      Registering new users in Active Directory and in Domino Directory simultaneously
        Registering existing Active Directory users and groups in Notes
        Registering new groups in Active Directory and in Domino Directory simultaneously
      Renaming Active Directory and Notes users and groups
      Deleting Active Directory and Notes users and groups
      Disabling Active Directory synchronization prior to uninstalling the Domino Administrator
  Directory Services
    Planning directory services
      Using directory servers in a Domino domain
      Planning LDAP features
        Planning the LDAP service
        Planning LDAP accounts on Notes clients
        The ldapsearch utility
      Planning directory access control
      Planning new entries in the Domino Directory
      Planning the management of entries in the Domino Directory
      Planning directory services for Notes clients
      Planning directory services in a multiple-directory environment
        Planning directory catalogs
        Planning directory assistance
        Comparison of directory catalogs and directory assistance
        Directory search order
          Directory search order for Internet client authentication
          Directory search order for group names in database ACLs
          Directory search order for LDAP searches
          Directory search order for a name in a Notes address field
        Distinguished Name syntax in multiple-directory environments
      Planning internationalized directory services
      Planning directory customization
      Directory services terms
    The Domino Directory
      Setting up the Domino Directory for a domain
      Using a central directory architecture in a Domino domain
        Planning a central directory architecture fo