IBM Licensed Programs: Lotus Products 605
IBM Licensed Programs: Lotus Products
To find out more about the Domino Advanced Enterprise Server, visit the Lotus Web site:
http://www.lotus.com/dominoenterpriseserver
The Domino Advanced Enterprise Server is functionally the same as the Domino Enterprise
Server. For features and details, please refer to “Lotus Domino R5 Enterprise Server” on
page 602.
Domino Clients Choices
Notes Collaboration Client
Lotus Notes is an innovative and integrated e-mail and document collaboration client for the
Internet. This latest release of Notes is enhanced. Perhaps most significantly, it is an
easier-to-use environment and can be customized and easily personalized. You can work the
way you want and retain all the power of Notes. You will find that the user experience in Notes
R5 is like using a simple Web browser that allows you to group links to Web pages, news
group discussions, and Notes documents all in one location.
In R5, the power of Notes is combined with the ease of the Internet. Enhancements are built
on features from previous releases such as Portfolios in Notes R4.6. Notes R5 combines
Internet-standards support with the features of other Lotus products like cc:Mail and
Organizer in a single, integrated state-of-the-art e-mail, calendar, group scheduling, and Web
information management tool. All of this is offered without the requirement of a
Domino-based infrastructure. The enhancements are reflected in the design goals for Notes
R5.
• Works with any server
• Easiest Internet client to use
• Industry-leading applications
• Mobile support and ease of deployment
• Innovation in collaboration, knowledge management
Works with Any Server
Notes R5 offers full standards support of protocols (Mail: POP3, IMAP4, SMTP; Discussion:
NNTP; Directory: LDAP v3) and content (MIME, S/MIME, HTML, Native image formats, Java,
JavaScript, X.509 certificates). This means that users with ISP-hosted mail accounts can use
Notes R5 to send, receive, and manage their Internet mail. Notes R5 can also access other
Web servers, for full-fidelity access to intranet or Internet applications.
When you launch Notes R5 for the first time, you are asked whether you want to use Notes to
access your ISP-hosted mail. Notes acquires as much information as it can from the
operating environment to set up your client for access to that mail account. Multiple accounts
can be set within one location so that multiple mail accounts can be securely handled without
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