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Admin Notes: Familiarize a new Admin to Domino

I've got a co-worker who handles more of the physical infrastructure/desktop support in our company.   We've had a trainer in to give him an overview of how Notes and Domino work, but it's a lot of information to take in in such a short amount of time.  We also don't have the luxury of a lot of spare time to have him setup and play with a test environment to learn Domino administration.

I did come across an IBM publication this morning about administering Lotus Domino servers for Beginners.

Just what I needed.   Thanks IBM.

You can find the technote here.

And the PDF document here.

Comments

  1. IdoNotes12 March 2010 at 06:29

    There is also a whole set of tools coming for him, just got the announcement. It will be posted shortly

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  2. wildunknown12 March 2010 at 09:48

    Cool... Can't wait to see it all...

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  3. Just An Ottawa Dad30 May 2011 at 08:24

    Cool... Can't wait to see it all...

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