Boot Camp Assessment Part 2:

Name: Rogelio A. Padida, Jr

Time Started: 10:52PM
Time Finished:
Notes Client Basic Features
1. Create stationery that meets the following criteria and send a test message using the stationery to
your facilitator.
Name of stationary = Initial Email
Body of message contains the following:
Hello <insert customer name>,
I am <insert your name here> from IBM Lotus Support group. I am contacting you regarding the
PMR# <insert PMR# here>. I have taken ownership of the PMR and will be the primary contact
for this PMR.
Thank you,
<insert your name>
<insert your contact information>

2. From your production Notes account, create a folder named Onboarding. Move at least 2
messages from your Inbox on the folder you have created. Paste a screen shot of your Notes
Client workstation to show the newly created folder containing the messages.

3. From your production Notes account, locate the Out of Office feature. Open the Out of Office
option and paste a screen shot of a sample Out of Office set up. See example below.

Domino Server Functionality

1. Examine the given notes.ini and complete the following table.
Notes.ini Parameter
Example: Partition
Number

PartitionNumber=1

Program Directory

C:\Program Files\IBM\Domino

Data Directory

C:\Program Files\IBM\Domino\data

Server Name

ProjectServer/ProjectOrgU/ProjectOrg

Enabled Ports

TCPIP

Server Timezone

-8

Server Start up tasks

Update,Replica,Router,AMgr,AdminP,CalConn,Sched,LDAP,RnRMgr

2. From your test machine, launch your Domino server. Using the administrator client, connect into
your Domino server and issue the command show server using the admin client server console.
Paste a screen shot of the result.

3. From your administrator Client, connect into your Domino server. Paste a screen shot of the
admin client view showing the Domino tasks running on your Domino server.

Domino Network
1. From your test machine, send a message using the administrator account to a test user. Paste a
screen shot of the server console showing that the message has been transferred.

2. What protocol is used to send internal messages within your Domino domain?
NRPC
3. What protocol is used to send messages to domains outside your Domino domain?
SMTP
Domino SMTP

1. From your test machine using the Administrator client, locate the Global Domain document of
your server. Paste a screen shot of the Global Domain document.

2. Using the Admin Help Guide, look for the article to set up your Domino server to enable SMTP
routing to external Internet domains. Give the link of the article you find.
IBM Domino 9.0 Social Edition Administrator Help - Setting up SMTP routing to external Internet
domains
<NDL>
<REPLICA 85257B19:0057521C>
<VIEW OF855DC7FC:FD5FEC9A-ON85256B87:0069C0AB>
<NOTE OFFDEEFF68:0B194088-ON85257B19:005B4688>
<REM>Database 'IBM Domino 9.0 Social Edition Administrator Help', View 'Search', Document
'Setting up SMTP routing to external Internet domains'</REM>
</NDL>
Domino Security
1. What are the three different kinds of ID files in a Domino environment?
Server ID
User ID
Certifier ID
2. Where are certificates stored?
Certificates are stored in ID files and in Person, Server, and Certifier documents in the Domino
Directory. They are also referred to as Notes certified public keys.

3. What are the five key components that a certificate contains?

The name of the certifier that issued the certificate.

The name of the user or server to whom the certificate was issued.

A public key that is stored in both the IBM Domino Directory and the ID file. Notes uses
the public key to encrypt messages that are sent to the owner of the public key and to
validate the ID owner's signature.

A digital signature.

The expiration date of the certificates.

4. Using the Domino Administrator client, examine the organization certifier ID (cert.id) for your
Domino environment to answer the following questions:
Question

Answer

1a. What is the name of your certifier ID?

/ProjectOrg

1b. What is the ID type?

Hierarchical Certifier

1c. What is the ID file encryption strength?

128 bit RC2

1d. What is the expiration date?

04/07/2116

1e. When you view "All Notes Certificates" in the ID /ProjectOrg certificates
file, what certificates do you see?
1f. What is the type of certifier?

Notes certificate authority

1g. What is the key strength?

Compatible with 6.0 and later (1024 Bits)

1h. Compare the 'Issuer Key Identifier' with the 'Key They have the same value. Because the certificate
Identifier.'
authorities are the one who identifies the cert.id.
What do you notice? Why do you suppose this is
so?
5. From your test machine, explore the security settings of your Domino server. Paste a screen shot
of the Deny Access list existing on your server.