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7. On the Basics tab, set or verify the following values:
● Connection type: Local Area Network
● Source server: master server (for example, directory/mycompany)
● Destination Server: name of server group (for example, MyCompanyServers)
8. Click Save & Close.
Update Server Configurations
In the Domino Administrator client:
1. Go to the Configuration tab and select Server -> All Server Documents in the navigation tree.
2. For the two servers listed (directory andsametime):
a. Select the document and click Edit Server.
b. On the Basics tab, set Fully qualified Internet host name: <fully-qualified host
name>
c. On the Internet Protocols tab, HTTP subtab, set Hostname(s): <fully-qualified host
name>
d. On the Security tab, scroll down to the Internet Access section. Set Internet
Authentication to More variations with lower security (this allows the use of user
shortnames).
e. Click Save & Close.
Configure LDAP
In the Domino Administrator client:
1. Go the Configuration tab and select Directory -> LDAP -> Settings.
2. Click Yes at the prompt to create a new document.
3. Go to the LDAP tab and click the Select Attribute Types button.
a. Select dominoServerResource in the Object Classes drop-down list and click Display
Attributes.
b. Select MailFile, MailServer and SametimeServer from the attribute list and click Add.
c. Select dominoServer in the Object Classes drop-down list and click Display Attributes.
d. Select NetAddresses from the attribute list and click Add.
e. Click OK when done to close the dialog.
4. Back on the LDAP tab, select Yes for Allow LDAP users write access.
5. Click Save & Close.
Configure Single Sign-On
Single Sign-On (SSO) allows users to log into one server and switch to another one without presenting
authentication credentials again.
In the Domino Administrator client:
1. Go to the Configuration tab and select Server -> All server documents.
2. Click the Web... button and select Create Web SSO Configuration.
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