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Ready to drive your IT infrastructure availability to the next level? Do you know the best way to optimize your resources to meet deadlines, upgrades, and changes? How can you drive more value from your existing software investment operations? The answer is IBM® Premium Services On-site engagements.
The recent client engagements below (Engagement I, Engagement II, and Engagement III) are only a small example of what our Premium on-site services can provide. We have more examples of on-site engagements for you to see. When you're ready to get things started, contact your Premium Support Manager to coordinate your on-site days!
Engagement Description I
IBM® Lotus Messaging Review and Hands-On Training
Estimated Number of On-site Days: 3
Description: This on-site visit will consist of two sessions:
Session 1: Knowledge Transfer (Projector and Conference Room required.)
- IBM® Lotus Domino messaging review
- SMTP routing between two domains (different Domino domains)
- NRPC routing between two Domino domains
- Security considerations
- Cross certification considerations
- Message Tracking
- Review
- Implementing
- Open discussion
- Configuring IBM® Lotus Domino Messaging
Session 2: Hands-on training The remainder of our site visit will be dedicated to configuring your messaging environment.
You can anticipate Session 2 starting during the second half of Day 1.
Engagement Description II
Linux Enablement
Estimated Number of On-site Days: 3
Description: Linux Basics
- Brief History of Linux
- Linux Primer for SUSE
- Common commands a Domino Administrator would use on Linux
- Transferring files to/from the Linux server
- How to mount/un-mount media
- How to map to a file share from Microsoft Windows® PC.
- IBM® Lotus Domino Installation
- How to install FixPacks/Hotfixes/NSD Updates
- via Command Line
- via Silent and Unattended install through script
- Upgrade IBM® Lotus Domino
- IBM® Lotus Domino Configuration
- How to configure IBM® Lotus Domino on Linux using the various methods available
- via Command Line
- via Silent and Unattended install through script
- How to configure IBM® Lotus Domino on Linux using the various methods available
- Administering the IBM® Lotus Domino Server
- Java Console
- Any additional means
- Performance Tuning
- Domino Tuning parameters for Linux
- Linux Tuning parameters for Domino
- IBM® Lotus Domino for Linux Platform Differences
- Discuss any items that are unique when running Domino on Linux
- IBM® Lotus Domino for Linux Best Practices
- Migration Efforts to Linux servers
- Understand migration implications involving IBM® iSeries Domino server to a Linux Domino server
- Handling Domain Name changes
- IBM's recommendations
- What is new/improved in IBM® Lotus Domino 8?
- Understanding Server.Load
- What is it used for?
- Benefits
- Set up and usage
Engagement Description III
XML/XML IBM® Lotus in Domino Offerings enablement
Estimated Number of On-site Days: 5
Description: Session includes developing a prototype code that automates XML export, which can be extended for use within your environment to demonstrate XML capabilities of IBM® Lotus Notes/Domino.
At the conclusion of this session, your team will have a basic understanding of the following concepts:
- Overall understanding of XML documents and their structure
- Use of metatags in XML documents
- How to populate additional metadata tags based on content of source documents
- Building a set of XML documents and ensuring they are easily rendered into human-readable format and metadata is preserved
- Transforming DXL documents into XML documents
- Use of document collection (or equivalent) to include multiple related documents in a single XML object
The prototype application will include the following features:
- Automated processing transforming IBM® Lotus Notes documents into XML documents
- Automated detachment of file attachments (using LotusScript )
