Integrated Seminars: All-Day Specialized Education During the Conference

In addition to the regular sessions and labs offered during the Fall 2006 conference, attendees can sign up to attend either or both of two Integrated Seminars which offer in-depth, all-day education. Each Integrated Seminar is part of the general conference, and includes lecture and lab components. Signing up for an Integrated Seminar is a commitment for a full day of the conference; be sure to stay for the entire seminar so you won’t miss critical education!

You must pre-register for an Integrated Seminar, and you can do so using COMMON’s online Lab registration beginning in August . (There is no additional cost for attending an Integrated Session, and seats are limited.) Go to the “Lab” tab in the Online Session Guide to find a Fall 2006 Integrated Seminar:

Domino Administration
Speakers: Amy Hoerle, Kim Greene, Trevor Tallackson
Come learn how to manage and be proactive with Lotus Domino administration. This hands-on seminar will help you gain the skills necessary to manage a Domino iSeries environment. This workshop will help you solve common Domino administration mistakes and cover the following topic areas: policy implementation, administration process, out of office agent, maintenance, performance tuning, and Domino 7 enhancements. By the end of this seminar, you will have a clear understanding of what you need to successfully manage a Domino for iSeries environment.

In this this seminar, attendees will:

1. Learn about the out of office functionality, administration process, Domino 7 Domino Domain Monitoring (DDM) and policies.
2. Learn how to secure your Domino server as well as manage spam.
3. Learn Domino Tuning Tips including how to better manage your operating system with proper memory pool allocation, disk balancing,  transaction logging, IFS settings, run-time prioritization, and TCP/ IP and network configurations.  
4. Learn mail file management tips including how to reduce mail file sizes with built-in archiving support.
5. Perform labs that will give you a hands-on look at Domino CL commands, policies, the administration process, nsds, DDM, BRMS and a chance to debug a server that will not start.

As a bonus, Domino development labs will be available. You may choose to optionally perform the development labs or take them home with you. These labs will show you the basics for writing a LotusScript application including how to find a bug using the LotusScript debugger.

Linux
Speakers: Erwin Earley and Dave Boutcher
This all-day seminar provides a unique opportunity to explore the Linux operating system through both lecture/presentation as well as hands-on guided labs. The morning will start with a general overview of Linux and move quickly into Linux installation and basic Linux system administration.  Additionally, information on considerations for implementing Linux solutions on System i will be covered.  After lunch, the seminar attendee will have the opportunity to explore implementation and configuration of network services in Linux as well as the ability to use iSeries Access for Linux for 5250 emulation and connectivity from Linux applications to DB2/400 hosted data.