Erste Schritte mit Standorten und Konten

Ihre Verbindungen zu Servern

The first time you start Notes®, Notes® asks a series of configuration questions. Using your answers to these questions, Notes® automatically sets up your connections and accounts to Notes® applications, your mail, and the Internet. You can create or edit a connection or account at any time by clicking Tools > Client Reconfiguration Wizard. Notes® stores all the resulting information in File > Preferences (Locations and Accounts panels), as well as in your Contacts under Advanced.

Sie haben die Möglichkeit, diese Dokumente manuell zu bearbeiten. Am besten verwenden Sie jedoch den Assistenten, damit die Informationen in den Dokumenten korrekt eingegeben werden.

• A Connection document contains information Notes® needs to locate a specific Domino® server, such as the server's Domino® name and network address (usually an IP address). To see your Connection documents, open your Contacts and click View > Advanced > Connections.
• A Location document contains information Notes® needs to manage your connections whenever you change the way you're connecting to servers. You usually change the way you connect when you start Notes® in a physical location away from your LAN. To see your Location documents, click File > Locations > Manage Locations.

  For example, when you switch to the Home (Network Dialup) location, Notes® attempts to use remote access software in your operating system to dial your Internet server (either a network server in your organization, or an ISP) and give you access to the Internet using your preferred Internet browser, as well as access to your Internet mail and newsgroups. When you switch back to the Online location, Notes® assumes you're reconnected to the LAN. If none of the supplied locations is accurate for the way you connect to Notes®, you can create your own Location documents.

• An Account document contains information, such as user name and password, about an Internet connection such as Internet mail or an Internet newsgroup. You may already have Internet mail accounts with your organization or service provider; Notes® will create the equivalent Account documents in your Contacts application. To see your Account documents, open your Contacts and click View > Advanced > Accounts.

Möglichkeiten zur Verbindung

Most people work in Notes® on a LAN most of the time, but you can use several methods to connect while away from your organization's network. You can work offline while disconnected, and use replication to synchronize your information with Domino® servers the next time you're connected.

Bevor Sie Verbindungen erstellen können, müssen Sie über eine der folgenden physischen Verbindungsmethoden verfügen:

• Ein LAN
• Ein Kabelmodem und ein digitaler Kabeldienst (auch Breitband- oder möglicherweise Glasfaserdienst genannt)
• Ein DSL-Modem, eine DSL-Telefonleitung (Digital Subscriber) und alle erforderlichen Verbindungshardware für die Kombination
• A dialup modem that is compatible with your operating system, a direct-dial, analog telephone line, and remote access software in your operating system that you can use to call a network server or ISP. Notes® does not support direct dialup using a modem.

Was Sie zum Einrichten von Verbindungen wissen müssen

You also need to gather certain information for connecting to mail, Sametime® contacts, Activities, Notes® applications, and the Internet, depending on both the type of physical connection and the type of applications you want to use. To learn what information you need for Sametime® and Activities, see those sections of the Help. See the following paragraphs to learn what information you need for mail, Notes® applications, and the Internet.

Mail-Verbindungen

Entscheiden Sie, ob Sie Folgendes verwenden möchten:

• Notes® mail on a Domino® server
• Internet-Mail, entweder auf einem kommerziellen Server über einen Internetdienstanbieter (ISP) oder auf einem internen Internetserver in Ihrer Organisation
• Both Notes® and Internet mail

Für Internet-Mail müssen Sie außerdem herausfinden, ob Ihre Organisation oder Ihr Dienstanbieter das Post Office Protocol (POP) oder das Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) für eingehende E-Mails anbietet, und entscheiden, ob Sie ein Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) verwenden möchten )-Server für ausgehende Internet-Mails oder senden Sie ausgehende Internet-Mails über einen Domino® - Server.

Sametime® - Verbindungen

• If your administrator has not set up your Sametime® server connection through a policy, you must obtain the name of your Sametime® server and enter it by clicking File > Sametime > Log In to Sametime.
• Decide whether you want to log on to Sametime® automatically upon starting Notes®, or manually. You can adjust this setting on initial login, or later by clicking File > Preferences, Sametime®, Communities, and the name of your server.

Connections to Notes® applications

• If you're using a LAN, Notes® manages your connections to the Domino® servers that hold Notes® applications. Ask your administrator for assistance if you have trouble getting to a particular server. Or, if you know the server name and IP address, click File > Locations > Manage Locations, open the location, and click the Connection Configuration Wizard button near the top of the window.
• If you're connecting using a dialup phone line, you need the names of Domino® servers you want to access. If your organization has no network, passthru, or hunt group server, you may also need phone numbers for each Domino® server. A network server lets you make one call to connect to all Domino® servers and, if your organization allows it, the Internet. A passthru or hunt group server lets you make one call to connect to groups of Domino® servers. Ask your Domino® administrator what servers your organization has available.
• If you're connecting using cable or DSL service, you need the names of Domino® servers you want to access.

Internetverbindungen

If you're using a LAN, your organization may give you direct access to the Internet, or access through a firewall using a proxy server. Ask your administrator for all relevant proxy server and gateway information before you configure Notes®.

Für andere physische Verbindungsmethoden verfügt Ihre Organisation möglicherweise über einen Netzwerkserver, den Sie anwählen können, um Zugang zum Internet zu erhalten. Oder Sie können einen Internetdienstanbieter anrufen, um Zugang zu erhalten.

Wenn Sie einen LAN-, Kabel- oder DSL-Anschluss nutzen, benötigen Sie die Internetadresse des Netzwerkservers. Wenn Sie einen Telefonanschluss nutzen, benötigen Sie zusätzlich die vollständige Telefonnummer des Servers.

Connections zu Internet-Newsgroups oder Adressverzeichnissen

Wenn Ihre Verbindung zum Internet funktioniert, prüfen Sie, ob Ihr Internetdienstanbieter (oder der interne Internetserver der Organisation) über einen Newsgroup- (NNTP) oder Adressverzeichnisserver (LDAP) verfügt. Diese Informationen erhalten Sie normalerweise auf der Website eines ISP oder bei Ihrem Administrator.