IBM Lotus Quickr 8.2
Services for Lotus Domino
Product overview
What's new in version 8.2
Accessibility features for Lotus Quickr
Planning
The Lotus Domino environment
Directory services
Security considerations
International considerations
Lotus Quickr system requirements
Lotus Quickr release notes
Installing and upgrading
Installing on Windows
Preparing Domino for Installing IBM Lotus Quickr on Windows
Installing Domino on Windows
Running Domino Server Setup on Windows
Configure an existing Lotus Domino server
Installing IBM Lotus Quickr on Windows
Installing IBM Lotus Quickr on Windows silently
Modifying TCP/IP registry settings on Windows servers
Enabling the Domino Servlet Engine
Enabling UTF-8 character encoding on servers storing non-English content
Installing Lotus Quickr on AIX
Preparing Domino for Installing IBM Lotus Quickr on AIX
Installing IBM Lotus Quickr on AIX
Installing IBM Lotus Quickr on AIX silently
Enabling the Domino Servlet Engine
Enabling UTF-8 character encoding on servers storing non-English content
Installing on IBM i
Preparing for a new installation of Lotus Quickr on IBM i
Preparing your TCP/IP configuration
Adding a TCP/IP interface and host name
Verifying the configuration of other Domino servers
Verifying the configuration of Lotus Sametime servers
Verifying the configuration of IBM Directory Server (LDAP)
Verifying the configuration of IBM HTTP Server
Installing and configuring a Domino server for IBM Lotus Quickr
Pre-accepting the IBM Lotus Quickr software agreements
Installing IBM Lotus Quickr on IBM i
Adding Lotus Quickr to the Lotus Domino server
Removing Lotus Quickr from a Lotus Domino server on IBM i
Enabling the Domino Servlet Engine
Enabling UTF-8 character encoding on servers storing non-English content
Configuring a cluster
Creating a Lotus Domino cluster
Implementing a method for distributing HTTP requests
Modifying scheduled qptool commands in the notes.ini file
Setting up the Place Catalog for a cluster
Upgrading
Preparing to upgrade
Starting to upgrade
Upgrading a Lotus Quickr server on Windows and AIX
Upgrading a Lotus Quickr server on IBM i
Completing the upgrade
Upgrading the design of databases on the server
Upgrading places and PlaceTypes
Upgrading all places and PlaceTypes at once
Forcing the upgrade of places and PlaceTypes
Upgrading places and PlaceTypes incrementally
Unregistering and re-registering places with the Place Catalog (Optional)
Registering places
Converting databases to ODS level 51
Enabling Domino Attachment and Object Service (Optional)
Upgrading connectors on client workstations
Upgrading the Lotus Quickr server from Entry to Standard version
Uninstalling
Uninstalling on Microsoft Windows.
Uninstalling on IBM AIX
Uninstalling on IBM i
Configuring
Creating and using the qpconfig.xml file
Performing IBM i-specific configuration tasks
Changing Lotus Quickr server properties on IBM i
Changing Lotus Quickr language dictionaries on IBM i
Connecting to a user directory
Preparing to access LDAP directory servers from behind a firewall on IBM i
User directories
Supported directory services configurations
Comparison of LDAP configuration options
Feature differences when accessing places through group membership
Support for special characters in names
Connecting to the Lotus Domino directory using Domino Native Authentication (non-LDAP)
Switching to Domino control of directory services
Connecting to an LDAP server - Allowing Lotus Quickr to control directory services
Customizing Lotus Quickr control of directory services
Customizing the attributes displayed for users and groups
Customizing search filters
Customizing searches for login names
Customizing the user lookup search
Customizing the group lookup search
Customizing the search used to determine group membership
How the Exact Match lookup option affects search filters
Customizing the directory lookup interface
Customizing the search hint in the directory lookup interface
Customizing the display of search results
Sample user directory settings
Customizing the search base used for group searches
Using nested groups
Customizing SSL connections
Using accented characters in user names (AIX)
Testing access to an LDAP directory server
Disconnecting from a user directory
Configuring the Place Catalog
How the Place Catalog Works
Configuring security
Configuring user authentication
Enabling SPNEGO when users add places
Configuring multi-server single sign-on authentication
Creating or editing a Web SSO Configuration document
Creating a Web SSO Configuration document
Editing an existing Web SSO Configuration document
Completing single sign-on setup
Modifying cache settings related to user authentication
Configuring access to the server
Specifying administrators
Giving administrator access to external users
Giving administrator access to local users
Specifying who can create places on the server
Specifying which external users can create places
Specifying which local users can create places
Allowing all users who have access to the server to create places
Specifying owner (super user) access to the server
Specifying who has super user access from a browser
Specifying who has super user access from a Lotus Notes client
Using groups to extend membership
Enabling expanded membership on the server
Configuring the name and password to use to connect to the LDAP server
Enabling expanded membership in places
Hiding the Log In and Log Out links
Configuring browser caching for tighter security
Clearing Lotus Quickr files from the Internet Explorer cache
Preventing caching of pages that contain data on browsers
Protecting against cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks and additional security settings
Configuring FIPS
Creating Lotus Quickr Entry places
Integrating with other applications
Enabling Lotus Sametime features in places
Preparing the servers to enable Lotus Sametime features in places
Enabling awareness and instant messaging in places
Copying the required Java files
Specifying the Lotus Sametime server for Lotus Quickr to use
Verifying that places are enabled for awareness and instant messaging
Enabling online meetings
Configuring a user for Lotus Quickr meeting integration
Copying files required for online meetings
Configuring the qpconfig.xml file for online meetings
Specify the Lotus Sametime meeting server for Lotus Quickr to use
Verifying that place members can use online meetings
Setting up Lotus Quickr for offline use
Enabling Domino Off-Line Services
Enabling Domino Off-Line Services on Windows or AIX
Enabling Domino Off-Line Services on IBM i
Creating certifier IDs for offline use
Understanding the certifier ID requirements
Creating an organization certifier for external members in a different organization
Creating an organizational unit certifier for external members
Creating a /QP organizational unit certifier for local members
Creating an Offline Security Policy document
Translating LDAP distinguished names for offline use
Example of translating names that contain the dc attribute
Configuring offline use for specific environments
Configuring offline use in an environment that uses IBM Network Dispatcher
Configuring offline use in an environment that uses Sun Java System Portal Server
Configuring offline use in an environment that uses CA SiteMinder
Using a passthru server for offline use
Performing optional offline configuration tasks
Using an alternate Web server for offline downloads
Using Lotus Quickr login passwords for offline use
Hiding the Work Offline link from users
Configuring the My Places feature
Enabling DBCS members to use My Places
Opening places in a new browser window
Using a custom application for My Places
Specifying rules for a reverse proxy configuration
Customizing Web page cache settings
Configuring cross-place searching
Prohibiting room creation
Enabling Lotus Connections features in Lotus Quickr
The communities-quickr-config.xml file
Administering
Starting and stopping Lotus Quickr
Starting Lotus Quickr on Windows
Starting Lotus Quickr on AIX
Starting Lotus Quickr on IBM i
Stopping Lotus Quickr on Windows or AIX
Stopping Lotus Quickr on IBM i
Understanding administration tools
Using qptool
Using the Site Administration link
Using the notes.ini file
Managing place membership
Adding external members to places
Adding local members to places
Changing member names in places
Renaming of users and groups
Changing the hierarchy of member names in places
Updating external member information in places
Removing members from places
Changing local member passwords
Managing expanded membership
Expanded membership
Enabling expanded membership in places
Changing the directory server or base distinguished name used for the expanded membership groups
Recreating expanded membership groups to resolve problems
Managing places
Using My Places for place administration
Using My Places to display place statistics
Using My Places to perform place administration tasks
Sending mail to place members
Sending newsletters to subscribers
Locking and unlocking places on the server
Archiving places
Restoring an archived place that you removed
Renaming places
Moving a place from one current-release server to another
Removing places and PlaceTypes from the server
Generating reports about places
Registering places
Unregistering places
Using Place Administration
Places
Assigning a policy to a place
Locking and unlocking places
Sending mail to place members
Exploring the places catalog
Templates
Assigning a policy to a template
Exploring the templates catalog
Policies
Creating a policy
Editing a policy
Deleting a policy
Exploring the policies catalog
Managing templates (PlaceTypes)
Reordering the server's PlaceType list
Hiding PlaceTypes in the PlaceTypes list
Refreshing places and PlaceTypes
Refreshes
How basic refresh affects the elements in places
How replace affects the elements in places
Refreshing using the qptool refresh command
Refreshing PlaceTypes using the Work with Templates link
Preventing a place from being refreshed
Copying a PlaceType to another server
Deleting PlaceTypes
Managing connector policies
Maintaining servers
Backing up Lotus Quickr data
Determining server status on IBM i
Updating statistics in the Place Catalog
Generating reports about servers
Registering and unregistering servers
Recovering if the Place Catalog server goes down
Tracking the number of active Lotus Quickr users
Maintaining a cluster
Creating replica stubs for new places, rooms, and PlaceTypes
Adding a Lotus Quickr server to a cluster
Removing a server from a cluster
Automating tasks with PlaceBots
Creating a PlaceBot
Java PlaceBot files
LotusScript PlaceBot files
Managing PlaceBots
Debugging a PlaceBot
Disabling PlaceBots for tighter security
Running PlaceBots offline
Customizing
Place architecture
Creating PlaceTypes
PlaceTypes/Templates
Signing a newly inherited scheduled PlaceBot in a place
Creating custom place themes
Theme layouts
<QuickPlaceSkinComponent> tag in layouts
<IteratingValue> tag in layouts
One HTML file for multiple layouts
Creating a new theme
Editing a custom theme
Setting a theme to the new standard for Lotus Quickr 8.x
Controlling which themes are available for selection
Extending Lotus Quickr
Writing client-side JavaScript to extend place functionality
Using XML to access the Lotus Quickr Java API
Troubleshooting and support
Troubleshooting a problem
Searching knowledge bases
Using the IBM Support Assistant
Getting a fix
Contacting IBM Support
Reference
qptool commands
Conventions
Directory structure
Terms of use
Accessing Lotus Quickr documentation
Lotus Quickr connectors
What's new in connectors
Installing connectors
User installation
Silent installation
Suppressing connector functionality
Disabling connector download
Disabling the Add place to connectors action
Preventing the use of connectors
Enabling the Notes EML viewer as the default EML viewer on a system
Upgrading connectors on client workstations
Configuring connectors
Pre-configuring users' desktops with connector content
Configuring user authentication
Enabling SPNEGO when users add places
Enabling connector uploads of 10MB or larger files
Configuring collaborative installations
Managing connector policies
Using the documentation
Navigating
Searching
Printing
Accessibility features for Lotus Quickr
Viewing information in different languages
Prerequisite software for the information center
Notices
Services for Lotus Domino
Product overview
What's new in version 8.2
Accessibility features for Lotus Quickr
Planning
The Lotus Domino environment
Directory services
Security considerations
International considerations
Lotus Quickr system requirements
Lotus Quickr release notes
Installing and upgrading
Installing on Windows
Preparing Domino for Installing IBM Lotus Quickr on Windows
Installing Domino on Windows
Running Domino Server Setup on Windows
Configure an existing Lotus Domino server
Installing IBM Lotus Quickr on Windows
Installing IBM Lotus Quickr on Windows silently
Modifying TCP/IP registry settings on Windows servers
Enabling the Domino Servlet Engine
Enabling UTF-8 character encoding on servers storing non-English content
Installing Lotus Quickr on AIX
Preparing Domino for Installing IBM Lotus Quickr on AIX
Installing IBM Lotus Quickr on AIX
Installing IBM Lotus Quickr on AIX silently
Enabling the Domino Servlet Engine
Enabling UTF-8 character encoding on servers storing non-English content
Installing on IBM i
Preparing for a new installation of Lotus Quickr on IBM i
Preparing your TCP/IP configuration
Adding a TCP/IP interface and host name
Verifying the configuration of other Domino servers
Verifying the configuration of Lotus Sametime servers
Verifying the configuration of IBM Directory Server (LDAP)
Verifying the configuration of IBM HTTP Server
Installing and configuring a Domino server for IBM Lotus Quickr
Pre-accepting the IBM Lotus Quickr software agreements
Installing IBM Lotus Quickr on IBM i
Adding Lotus Quickr to the Lotus Domino server
Removing Lotus Quickr from a Lotus Domino server on IBM i
Enabling the Domino Servlet Engine
Enabling UTF-8 character encoding on servers storing non-English content
Configuring a cluster
Creating a Lotus Domino cluster
Implementing a method for distributing HTTP requests
Modifying scheduled qptool commands in the notes.ini file
Setting up the Place Catalog for a cluster
Upgrading
Preparing to upgrade
Starting to upgrade
Upgrading a Lotus Quickr server on Windows and AIX
Upgrading a Lotus Quickr server on IBM i
Completing the upgrade
Upgrading the design of databases on the server
Upgrading places and PlaceTypes
Upgrading all places and PlaceTypes at once
Forcing the upgrade of places and PlaceTypes
Upgrading places and PlaceTypes incrementally
Unregistering and re-registering places with the Place Catalog (Optional)
Registering places
Converting databases to ODS level 51
Enabling Domino Attachment and Object Service (Optional)
Upgrading connectors on client workstations
Upgrading the Lotus Quickr server from Entry to Standard version
Uninstalling
Uninstalling on Microsoft Windows.
Uninstalling on IBM AIX
Uninstalling on IBM i
Configuring
Creating and using the qpconfig.xml file
Performing IBM i-specific configuration tasks
Changing Lotus Quickr server properties on IBM i
Changing Lotus Quickr language dictionaries on IBM i
Connecting to a user directory
Preparing to access LDAP directory servers from behind a firewall on IBM i
User directories
Supported directory services configurations
Comparison of LDAP configuration options
Feature differences when accessing places through group membership
Support for special characters in names
Connecting to the Lotus Domino directory using Domino Native Authentication (non-LDAP)
Switching to Domino control of directory services
Connecting to an LDAP server - Allowing Lotus Quickr to control directory services
Customizing Lotus Quickr control of directory services
Customizing the attributes displayed for users and groups
Customizing search filters
Customizing searches for login names
Customizing the user lookup search
Customizing the group lookup search
Customizing the search used to determine group membership
How the Exact Match lookup option affects search filters
Customizing the directory lookup interface
Customizing the search hint in the directory lookup interface
Customizing the display of search results
Sample user directory settings
Customizing the search base used for group searches
Using nested groups
Customizing SSL connections
Using accented characters in user names (AIX)
Testing access to an LDAP directory server
Disconnecting from a user directory
Configuring the Place Catalog
How the Place Catalog Works
Configuring security
Configuring user authentication
Enabling SPNEGO when users add places
Configuring multi-server single sign-on authentication
Creating or editing a Web SSO Configuration document
Creating a Web SSO Configuration document
Editing an existing Web SSO Configuration document
Completing single sign-on setup
Modifying cache settings related to user authentication
Configuring access to the server
Specifying administrators
Giving administrator access to external users
Giving administrator access to local users
Specifying who can create places on the server
Specifying which external users can create places
Specifying which local users can create places
Allowing all users who have access to the server to create places
Specifying owner (super user) access to the server
Specifying who has super user access from a browser
Specifying who has super user access from a Lotus Notes client
Using groups to extend membership
Enabling expanded membership on the server
Configuring the name and password to use to connect to the LDAP server
Enabling expanded membership in places
Hiding the Log In and Log Out links
Configuring browser caching for tighter security
Clearing Lotus Quickr files from the Internet Explorer cache
Preventing caching of pages that contain data on browsers
Protecting against cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks and additional security settings
Configuring FIPS
Creating Lotus Quickr Entry places
Integrating with other applications
Enabling Lotus Sametime features in places
Preparing the servers to enable Lotus Sametime features in places
Enabling awareness and instant messaging in places
Copying the required Java files
Specifying the Lotus Sametime server for Lotus Quickr to use
Verifying that places are enabled for awareness and instant messaging
Enabling online meetings
Configuring a user for Lotus Quickr meeting integration
Copying files required for online meetings
Configuring the qpconfig.xml file for online meetings
Specify the Lotus Sametime meeting server for Lotus Quickr to use
Verifying that place members can use online meetings
Setting up Lotus Quickr for offline use
Enabling Domino Off-Line Services
Enabling Domino Off-Line Services on Windows or AIX
Enabling Domino Off-Line Services on IBM i
Creating certifier IDs for offline use
Understanding the certifier ID requirements
Creating an organization certifier for external members in a different organization
Creating an organizational unit certifier for external members
Creating a /QP organizational unit certifier for local members
Creating an Offline Security Policy document
Translating LDAP distinguished names for offline use
Example of translating names that contain the dc attribute
Configuring offline use for specific environments
Configuring offline use in an environment that uses IBM Network Dispatcher
Configuring offline use in an environment that uses Sun Java System Portal Server
Configuring offline use in an environment that uses CA SiteMinder
Using a passthru server for offline use
Performing optional offline configuration tasks
Using an alternate Web server for offline downloads
Using Lotus Quickr login passwords for offline use
Hiding the Work Offline link from users
Configuring the My Places feature
Enabling DBCS members to use My Places
Opening places in a new browser window
Using a custom application for My Places
Specifying rules for a reverse proxy configuration
Customizing Web page cache settings
Configuring cross-place searching
Prohibiting room creation
Enabling Lotus Connections features in Lotus Quickr
The communities-quickr-config.xml file
Administering
Starting and stopping Lotus Quickr
Starting Lotus Quickr on Windows
Starting Lotus Quickr on AIX
Starting Lotus Quickr on IBM i
Stopping Lotus Quickr on Windows or AIX
Stopping Lotus Quickr on IBM i
Understanding administration tools
Using qptool
Using the Site Administration link
Using the notes.ini file
Managing place membership
Adding external members to places
Adding local members to places
Changing member names in places
Renaming of users and groups
Changing the hierarchy of member names in places
Updating external member information in places
Removing members from places
Changing local member passwords
Managing expanded membership
Expanded membership
Enabling expanded membership in places
Changing the directory server or base distinguished name used for the expanded membership groups
Recreating expanded membership groups to resolve problems
Managing places
Using My Places for place administration
Using My Places to display place statistics
Using My Places to perform place administration tasks
Sending mail to place members
Sending newsletters to subscribers
Locking and unlocking places on the server
Archiving places
Restoring an archived place that you removed
Renaming places
Moving a place from one current-release server to another
Removing places and PlaceTypes from the server
Generating reports about places
Registering places
Unregistering places
Using Place Administration
Places
Assigning a policy to a place
Locking and unlocking places
Sending mail to place members
Exploring the places catalog
Templates
Assigning a policy to a template
Exploring the templates catalog
Policies
Creating a policy
Editing a policy
Deleting a policy
Exploring the policies catalog
Managing templates (PlaceTypes)
Reordering the server's PlaceType list
Hiding PlaceTypes in the PlaceTypes list
Refreshing places and PlaceTypes
Refreshes
How basic refresh affects the elements in places
How replace affects the elements in places
Refreshing using the qptool refresh command
Refreshing PlaceTypes using the Work with Templates link
Preventing a place from being refreshed
Copying a PlaceType to another server
Deleting PlaceTypes
Managing connector policies
Maintaining servers
Backing up Lotus Quickr data
Determining server status on IBM i
Updating statistics in the Place Catalog
Generating reports about servers
Registering and unregistering servers
Recovering if the Place Catalog server goes down
Tracking the number of active Lotus Quickr users
Maintaining a cluster
Creating replica stubs for new places, rooms, and PlaceTypes
Adding a Lotus Quickr server to a cluster
Removing a server from a cluster
Automating tasks with PlaceBots
Creating a PlaceBot
Java PlaceBot files
LotusScript PlaceBot files
Managing PlaceBots
Debugging a PlaceBot
Disabling PlaceBots for tighter security
Running PlaceBots offline
Customizing
Place architecture
Creating PlaceTypes
PlaceTypes/Templates
Signing a newly inherited scheduled PlaceBot in a place
Creating custom place themes
Theme layouts
<QuickPlaceSkinComponent> tag in layouts
<IteratingValue> tag in layouts
One HTML file for multiple layouts
Creating a new theme
Editing a custom theme
Setting a theme to the new standard for Lotus Quickr 8.x
Controlling which themes are available for selection
Extending Lotus Quickr
Writing client-side JavaScript to extend place functionality
Using XML to access the Lotus Quickr Java API
Troubleshooting and support
Troubleshooting a problem
Searching knowledge bases
Using the IBM Support Assistant
Getting a fix
Contacting IBM Support
Reference
qptool commands
Conventions
Directory structure
Terms of use
Accessing Lotus Quickr documentation
Lotus Quickr connectors
What's new in connectors
Installing connectors
User installation
Silent installation
Suppressing connector functionality
Disabling connector download
Disabling the Add place to connectors action
Preventing the use of connectors
Enabling the Notes EML viewer as the default EML viewer on a system
Upgrading connectors on client workstations
Configuring connectors
Pre-configuring users' desktops with connector content
Configuring user authentication
Enabling SPNEGO when users add places
Enabling connector uploads of 10MB or larger files
Configuring collaborative installations
Managing connector policies
Using the documentation
Navigating
Searching
Printing
Accessibility features for Lotus Quickr
Viewing information in different languages
Prerequisite software for the information center
Notices
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