Source: http://kb.nitix.com/6091
I had a hard time relocating this document several times at client sites and have decided to import the basic content:
1. When you add groups (teams), make sure they exist in Foundations. If you create them in Lotus Domino only, the system will remove them because it keeps the users and groups in sync. (So add them in Foundations.)
2. The following settings are forced back to "default" settings:
(direct quote)
* LDAP Setup – always disabled
* SMTP Setup – synchronized to settings in Webconfig
* POP3 Setup – synchronized to settings in Webconfig
* IMAP Setup – synchronized to settings in Webconfig
* WebMail Setup – synchronized to settings in Webconfig
* Home URL is set to NitixDWA.nsf (a DWA redirector)
* Fully qualified Internet host name [s] = servers fully qualified domain name
* Automatically Restart Server after Fault/Crash [s] - enabled
* Transaction Logging is enabled with circular logging.
* Set warnings and error notification for quotas to per message.
* DenyAccess [s] = ensure it contains the "Disabled" group which maps to the disabled group for Foundations users
* TCP/IP Port number 60080
* TCP/IP port status Redirect to SSL
* SSL Port number 4443
* Home URL: /NitixDWA.nsf
3. The security settings on the server doc for administrators and programmatic access must include the starting groups. It is enforced. You can add others, but cannot remove the originals.
4. The Directory Catalog is hard-coded along with its schedule, so leave it alone.
5. (Bonus - Not in the limitations document)
For the backup to work on new apps added to foundations, make sure the LocalDomainAdmins group is in the ACL of all new databases and set to the "People Group" type.
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