Connecting to Lotus Notes
• The Connector for Lotus Notes
• Directory Synchronization with Lotus
Domino/Notes
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The Microsoft Exchange 2000
Server to Lotus Domino/Notes
Bridgehead Topology
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The Connector for
Lotus Notes Architecture
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Connector for Lotus Notes
Components
• Message queues
• Services
• Address generators
• Details templates
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The Active Connector Components
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The Connector for Lotus Notes
Configuration Object
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Creating the Connector ID
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Updating the Connector’s
Person Document
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Configuring the Router Mailbox
for Connector Access
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Creating Connector Databases
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Registering Microsoft Exchange
2000 Server As a Foreign Domain
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Granting Access to
the Domino Directory
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Performing Routine Maintenance
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A Minimal Connector for
Lotus Notes Configuration
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Configuring the General Tab
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Configuring the
Address Space Tab
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Configuring the Delivery
Restrictions Tab
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Configuring the Dirsync
Options Tab
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Configuring the
Import Container Tab
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Configuring the
Export Containers Tab
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Configuring the Advanced Tab
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Connector for Lotus Notes
Postinstallation Considerations
• Use the Exchange Connectivity Administrator to view
logs and connectivity.
• Test message flow in both directions.
• Configure the recipient policy to generate Lotus
Notes addresses.
• Configure the recipient policy to customize Lotus
Notes addresses.
• Configure Lotus Notes to recognize multiple
Exchange domains.
• Configure Exchange 2000 Server to route messages
to downstream Lotus domains.
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Directory Synchronization with
Lotus Domino/Notes
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Configuring Directory
Synchronization on the Connector
for Lotus Notes
• The Import Container tab specifies where
to place inbound address updates.
• The Export Containers tab specifies the
user address information to propagate to
Lotus Notes.
• The Dirsync Options tab specifies the
Lotus Notes source and target address
book.
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Chapter Summary
• The Connector for Lotus Notes
• Directory Synchronization with Lotus
Domino/Notes
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