The VIEW’s Admin2008 is packed with instructions, tips, techniques, working code, expert recommendations, and best practices that you can immediately put to use. Included with your registration materials is a CD loaded with every presentation in PDF format (including Lotus Developer2008) so you can review what you learned and catch up on anything you may have missed, plus articles, and instructions, that include: | |
- An upgrade project plan that walks you through the key tasks to ensure a smooth upgrade from the first server to the last client
- A tool used to collect key hardware and software statistics for your existing clients that saves youvaluable time in evaluating current client conditions
- A client pre-install checklist that ensures your client is ready for the upgrade
- A VB script wrapper that you can use to automate your installs
- A base site.xml example and a sampler update.nsf that you can use to help jumpstart your deployment
- Working scripts for automating server upgrades that help you eliminate potential errors
- A graphic of the entire Domino environment of extended products so you can see how the whole infrastructure fits together
- Diagrams explaining how the plug-in architecture of the Sametime Gateway operates and where it should fit in your network infrastructure
- A list of the top 25 Calendaring tips
- A comprehensive list of tips for code execution on server consoles for agent troubleshooting
- A step-by-step checklist outlining the best practices for a more simplified, risk-free application deployment
- Working code that removes unwanted location documents as well as a method for clearing out hidden views in the names.nsf and bookmarks.nsf
- A list of key database corruption errors, what they mean, and how to resolve them
- Re-usable code for editable dynamic tables and an open-source tool for determining exactly what Notes is waiting for, plus a server maintenance checklist
- A powerful analysis tool that helps you whip AdminP into shape
- A customized Statrep.nsf that shows you what’s really happening in server clusters and on server platforms
“You get excellent technical information, from real-world experts, which can be immediately applied to improve your environment.”
– Bill McLoone,
Lotus Notes Administrator, Eisai MedicalResearch