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Sun ONE Calendar Server 5.x: Installation and Configuration

 Course Description
    Course Outline/Details

This web-based course teaches the differences between the 4.x version of the Sun ONE Calendar Server and the 5.1.1 release. It takes students through a detailed procedure that teaches them the fundamentals of installing the product on Solaris systems. An additional hands-on exercise takes students through a simple migration from the previous version of the product to the latest version. Finally, they are shown simple administration processes such as setting basic configuration values and changing the user interface of the Calendar Express. Students can proceed at their own pace to complete the course in a 2-4 hour time frame.

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ADDITIONAL SOFTWARE OR HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS

The course is designed to be viewed with Netscape Communicator 4.x. Students need a color monitor with at least 800 pixels resolution and with Internet access (ability to reach http://www.sun.com).

  • Course length: 2 to 4 hours


    • Course ID:
    CAL-1334-90    		 Subscription Duration:
    90 days     		Price:
    $US  75.00
    How to Enroll
       
     Languages Offered Back To Top

    This course is currently available in English only.

     
     Who Can Benefit Back To Top

    Students who can benefit from this course are professional services consultants, system engineers, system administrators, and technical support personnel who need to install the newest version of the Sun ONE Calendar Server.

     
     Prerequisites Back To Top

    To succeed fully in this course, students should be able to:

  • Work with either the Windows NT and/or Solaris operating environment
  • Use Sun's calendar and messaging products.

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     Skills Gained Back To Top

    Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:
  • Describe the new features available with Sun ONE Calendar Server 5.x
  • Install the 5.1.1 version of the product and the supporting servers, on a Solaris "sandbox" system
  • Create new calendar users and events
  • Perform basic configuration tasks
  • Describe the issues associated with migrating to the new version of the product

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     Related Courses Back To Top

  • After: CAL-1338: Sun ONE Calendar Server: Deployment Concepts

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         Course Content Back To Top



    Module 1: What's New in Sun ONE Calendar Server

  • Checking and Rebuilding a Calendar Database
  • Private Events and Tasks in User Calendars
  • Automatic Email Notifications for Invitations
  • XML Format for Event Notification Service Messages
  • LDAP Calendar Lookup Database (CLD)


    • Module 2: Installing the Sun ONE Calendar Server
  • Determine System Requirements
  • Install Sun ONE Directory Server
  • Install Sun ONE Calendar Server
  • Use Sun ONE Calendar Server


    • Module 3: Configuring the Sun[TM] ONE Calendar Server
  • Overview
  • User Interface
  • Calendar Log


    • Module 4: Migration
  • Migrating from iPlanet Calendar Server 2.x
  • Migrating from Netscape Calendar Server 4.x
  • Migrating to LDAP CLD


    • Module 5: Course Evaluation


    Module 6: Resources
  • Glossary
  • Technical
  • More Training

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