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Rob,
This is our first Domino server. So it will be a learning experience.
We already have 2 AS/400s in house. So our Operations manager should
have the site prep stuff down. It is the Domnio set-up side of things
we are more worried about. We have some VHS tapes on Admin, Notes, and
development we are studying. I have yet to check into the redbooks that
are available. I have come across a couple of sites with on-line
training that I will be checking out too. I will now be checking into the
LAEC thing ;-)
Currently our email comes thru our ISP. We are trying to decide if
we should 'skip' them on the new box, use them as a go between, or
whatever other options there are. Any insight is appreciated!
Thanks,
Scott
Rob Berendt wrote:
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> I would recommend the usual hardware prep. There is a manual on this. I
> forget the title, perhaps 'Planning for your hardware' or some such thing.
> It covers things like: electrical, terminals, modems, phone lines, and so on.
>
> Get some education. The usual 'Intro to Notes' stuff and the ilk. Or was
> your BP going to do that on your site using your equipment? If so, then get
> specifications for a training room. Perhaps you want to get Notes
> Administration or Application Development training. I would recommend using
> an LAEC or Lotus Authorized Education Center for Administration or Ap Dev.
>
> Is this your first Domino server?
>
> Are you hooking up your email to the Internet? I see you already have a
> highsmith.com email address. If that is in house then are you going to
> transfer the email to Domino, or is this moot since this is not your first
> Domino server.
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