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Chapter 2: Planning
Table 2-1: DASD Volumes and recommended sizes
Table 2-2: Our Domino environment
Chapter 4: Disk Configuration
Table 4-1: Filesystems to share
Table 4-2: DASD model and capacity
Table 4-3: UNIX file permission bits
Table 4-4: Permission bits and their meaning
Table 4-5: Domino files and their permission bits
Table 4-6: Domino filesystems
Chapter 6: Linux Installation
Table 6-1: Linux for zSeries distributions
Table 6-2: Linux installation worksheet
Table 6-3: DASD and filesystem worksheet
Chapter 7: Domino Installation
Table 7-1: Product information on Domino CD
Table 7-2: Domino installation checklist
Table 7-3: Linux kernel settings
Table 7-4: Recommended settings for the installation script:
Chapter 8: Domino Administration
Table 8-1: Settings for Domino Controller
Table 8-2: Example of Domino controller commands
Table 8-3: Levels of access
Table 8-4: Mail probe - basic settings
Table 8-5: Mail probe - probe settings
Table 8-6: Mail probe - miscellaneous settings
Table 8-7: Tivoli Analyzer for Lotus Domino tools
Table 8-8: New Domino 6.5 features
Chapter 14: Migrating to Domino 6.5 for Linux on zSeries
Table 14-1: JavaScript events
Table 14-2: @functions and commands to check for
Appendix A: Our Test System
Table A-1: User IDs for Domino
Table A-2: The values we used in this project
Table A-3: DASD @ system
Appendix B: Linux Commands and Scripts
Table B-1: Useful Linux commands
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IBM Lotus Domino 6.5 for Linux on Zseries Implementation
ISBN: 0738491748
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 162
Authors:
IBM Redbooks
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Securing Applications
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Principles of Service-Orientation
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