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Installing and Upgrading Domino Leap
Installing Domino Leap
The following topics contain information on how to successfully install HCL Domino Leap.
Overview

Installing and Upgrading Domino Leap
- Deploying Domino Leap in a Container
  The following topics contain information on how to successfully deploy an HCL Domino Leap server using a container.
- Installing Domino Leap
  The following topics contain information on how to successfully install HCL Domino Leap.
  - Overview
  - Folder references
  - Configuring the server
    HCL Domino Leap requires session-based authentication and certain HTTP settings to be enabled on the server. These can be configured by either setting the values in the notes.ini file and Server document, or by using an Internet Site document.
  - Installing or upgrading Domino Leap
    To install Domino Leap or to upgrade an existing Domino Leap installation, complete the following tasks:
  - Post-installation tasks
    After you install Domino Leap, complete the following tasks:
  - Troubleshooting installation
    If Domino Leap is not accessible, complete the following steps.
- Uninstalling Domino Leap on Linux
  To uninstall Domino Leap on a Domino server running on a Linux operating system, complete the following steps.
- Configuring a proxy for Domino Leap High Availability

Overview

The environment recommended for HCL Domino Leap includes the following prerequisites:

HCL Domino server 11.0.1 or greater. Domino must be upgraded prior to installing Domino Leap.

Windows or Linux 64-bit operating system (specific versions listed in HCL Domino System Requirements).
Session-based authentication (SAML, SSO, or Single Server) must be enabled. See Configuring the server for more information.
HTTP methods GET, DELETE, HEAD, POST, and PUT must be enabled. See Configuring the server for more information.
Domino SMTP routing must be enabled and properly configured.

The server ID file must not be password protected.

Note: If you are upgrading from a previous version of Domino Leap (previously Domino Volt), many of the steps in the following sections will be familiar. You may be able to skip some steps. However, you should review each section carefully. Some individual steps may be new or slightly modified from the previous release.