IBM Lotus Domino
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Lotus Domino is an IBM server product that provides enterprise-grade e-mail, collaboration capabilities, and custom application platform. Domino began life as Lotus Notes Server, the server component of Lotus Development Corporation's client-server messaging technology. It can be used as an application server for Lotus Notes applications and/or as a web server. It also has a built-in database system in the format of NSF. From release 7, Domino server can use DB2 system as its backend database.
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[edit] Lotus Domino products
- Lotus Domino
- Collaboration Express
- Enterprise Server
- Messaging Express
- Messaging Server
- Utility Express
- Utility Server
- Lotus Domino Access for Microsoft Outlook
- Lotus Domino Designer
- Lotus Domino Document Manager (formerly Domino.Doc)
- Lotus Domino Everyplace
- Lotus Domino Unified Communications
- Lotus Domino Web Access
- for Collaboration
- for Messaging
- V6
- Lotus Domino WebMail
- DominoBlog
[edit] Lotus Domino services
The Lotus Domino server can provide multiple services. The core services include:
- Email server (supporting Lotus Notes, POP3, IMAP, web browser and Outlook clients and SMTP support)
- Applications server (the Lotus Notes client provides the runtime)
- Web server (Lotus Notes data or other surfaced via a web browser)
- Database server (Notes Storage Format)
- Directory server (LDAP)
Add-ins to the Lotus Domino server can provide the following:
- Data integration (LEI)
- Instant messaging and Web conferencing (IBM Sametime)
- Document management (Domino Document manager)
- Collaboration space (Domino Quickplace)
- Mobile application server (Domino Everyplace)
[edit] Major releases
- Lotus Domino 7.0.x
- Lotus Domino 6.5.x
- Lotus Domino 6.0.x
- Lotus Domino 5.0.x
[edit] See also
- Lotus Notes, client collaborative software for Lotus Domino server
- DIIOP, protocol to access Lotus Domino servers
[edit] External links
- Lotus Domino product overview
- LotusFans.com: Domino Administrator/Designer Discuss Forum
- The History of Notes and Domino
