Front cover -- Contents -- Notices -- Trademarks -- Preface -- The team that wrote this redbook -- Notice -- Comments welcome -- Chapter 1. Installing Linux -- 1.1 Before you begin -- 1.1.1 Making the CD-ROM/DVD drive bootable -- 1.1.2 RAID configuration -- 1.1.3 Partitions -- 1.1.4 Time configuration -- 1.1.5 Video card and monitor -- 1.1.6 File systems in Linux -- 1.1.7 Different Linux distributions -- 1.2 Installing Red Hat 7.2 -- 1.3 Installing SuSE Linux 8.0 -- Chapter 2. Installing Domino 6 for Linux -- 2.1 Before you begin: Pre-installation tasks -- 2.2 Domino 6 server install -- 2.2.1 Installation -- 2.2.2 Starting the Domino server installation -- 2.2.3 The CheckOS tool -- 2.2.4 Setup -- 2.2.5 Remote setup -- 2.2.6 Local setup -- 2.2.7 Starting the Domino server -- Chapter 3. Security and administration -- 3.1 Linux security -- 3.1.1 Physical security -- 3.1.2 System security -- 3.2 Linux administration -- 3.2.1 Partitions -- 3.2.2 File systems -- 3.2.3 Scripts -- 3.2.4 Crontab -- 3.2.5 Network status -- 3.2.6 Multiple network cards (Private LAN) -- 3.2.7 System logs -- 3.2.8 Remote administration -- 3.3 Domino security -- 3.3.1 Domino 6 server document -- 3.3.2 Database ACLs -- 3.4 Domino 6 administration -- 3.4.1 Domino 6 Web Administrator -- 3.4.2 Domino Java Console -- Chapter 4. Performance, scalability, and troubleshooting -- 4.1 Linux performance and scalability -- 4.1.1 Linux performance -- 4.1.2 Linux scalability -- 4.2 Domino performance and scalability -- 4.2.1 Domino performance -- 4.2.2 Domino scalability -- 4.3 Troubleshooting -- 4.3.1 Basic network troubleshooting -- 4.3.2 Domino NSD tool -- Chapter 5. Domino in action -- 5.1 Domino user registration -- 5.1.1 Domino Administration client -- 5.1.2 The Web administrator -- 5.2 Active Directory synchronization -- 5.2.1 Installing the Lotus ADSync tool.

5.2.2 Creating users and groups in Active Directory -- 5.2.3 Registering users in Domino from Active Directory -- 5.2.4 Registering users to Active Directory from Domino -- 5.3 Accessing external data from Domino: DB2 example -- 5.3.1 Installing DB2 for Linux -- 5.3.2 Accessing external data from a Domino application -- 5.3.3 Virtual Fields Activity -- 5.3.4 Creating the Domino application -- 5.4 Accessing external data from Domino: MySQL example -- 5.4.1 Description of the environment -- 5.4.2 Installing MySQL -- 5.4.3 Basic tuning -- 5.4.4 Configure MySQL -- 5.4.5 Setup and configuration of the Notes/Domino application -- Chapter 6. Domino as a Web server -- 6.1 Linux Operating System configuration -- 6.1.1 Basic recommendation -- 6.2 Domino Web server configuration -- 6.2.1 Settings on a Domino Web server -- 6.2.2 Starting, stopping, and refreshing the Domino Web server -- 6.3 Security on the Web server -- 6.3.1 Internet certificates -- 6.3.2 Browsing Domino databases via the Internet -- 6.3.3 Session authentication -- 6.3.4 Domino Web realms -- 6.3.5 Domino file protection -- 6.3.6 HTTP protocol security -- 6.4 Troubleshooting -- 6.4.1 HTTP does not respond -- 6.4.2 Using the tell command -- 6.4.3 HTTP thread debugging -- 6.5 Domino 6 console tell commands -- 6.6 Virtual servers and host -- 6.6.1 Create virtual server or host -- 6.6.2 Create URL mapping and redirection -- 6.7 Domino and Java -- 6.7.1 Java servlets -- 6.8 Domino log and analysis tools -- 6.8.1 Domino Web log -- 6.8.2 Domino Log database analysis -- Chapter 7. Backup and virus protection -- 7.1 Antivirus software -- 7.1.1 Operating system level antivirus software -- 7.1.2 Application level antivirus solutions for Domino Server -- 7.2 Backup -- 7.2.1 Backup strategy -- 7.2.2 Backup management -- 7.2.3 Hardware configuration -- 7.2.4 Operating system backup tools.

7.2.5 Backup software from third party vendors -- Appendix A. Migrating from Domino for Windows to Domino for Linux -- Moving from Windows to Linux -- Upgrade the current server -- Build the Linux for Domino server -- Move your applications from Windows NT or Windows 2000 to Linux -- Moving the application to the Linux server -- Appendix B. Additional material -- Locating the Web material -- Using the Web material -- System requirements for downloading the Web material -- How to use the Web material -- Related publications -- IBM Redbooks and Redpapers -- Other resources -- Referenced Web sites -- How to get IBM Redbooks -- IBM Redbooks collections -- Index -- Back cover.