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Coexistence Manager for Notes 3.9.2 - FBC Scenarios Guide

About the CMN Documentation Introduction On-premises Exchange or hybrid O365 using shared (single) namespace On-premises Exchange or hybrid O365 using separate namespaces Non-hybrid O365 using shared (single) namespace Non-hybrid O365 using separate namespaces Appendix: FBC Planning Worksheet Appendix: Troubleshooting the FBC

Other supported variations to typical FBC scenarios

CMN’s Free/Busy Connector supports several variations to the primary scenarios listed above. Accommodations for these variations are included in the installation and configuration procedures in the remaining chapters of this book, and we summarize them briefly here:

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Multi-Domain Support: The Free/Busy Connector can facilitate the exchange of F/B information among multiple subdomains supported by both the Exchange and Domino servers.
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Multiple Domino Servers: CMN supports sharing F/B information between multiple Domino servers and a single Exchange server.
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Domino Clusters: CMN supports a cluster of Domino servers (ClusterNode1 and ClusterNode2) that provide Lotus Notes mail service in an active/standby redundancy configuration. In this case, only a single CMN Web Server is required to support both Domino servers.

General FBC deployment considerations

For technical reasons, the QCalCon subcomponent of the F/B Connector must be installed on a Domino server. But if the Domino environment contains more than one Domino server, QCalCon is installed on only one server. (Other Domino servers must be configured to find and use the single QCalCon instance on the "bridgehead" server.) In a typical scenario, the other four FBC subcomponents can be installed on a single computer, although deployment to two separate computers (as illustrated in the chapter 4 of the CMN User Guide) will improve performance in environments with higher volumes of F/B queries and replies.

Consider also that the Free/Busy Connector usually exerts the heaviest demand on computing resources, compared to the other two CMN components.

Configuring and troubleshooting the F/B Connector with PowerShell

You may use these PowerShell commands (instead of CMN’s Management Console) to configure and/or troubleshoot F/B Connector issues.

PowerShell to configure the F/B Connector

Note that for every set-cmn* command listed here, there is a corresponding get-cmn* command that takes no parameters.

 
command
parameter

Set‑CmnAutodiscoverConfig

[-CMxEwsUrl] <String>

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CMxEwsUrl: The URL of the EWS service.
 
command
parameters

Set‑CmnEwsConfig

[[-HostName] <String>]
[[-PortNumber] <Int32>]

HostName: Name of server hosting the Notes F/B Connector Service.

PortNumber: Port number the Notes F/B Connector Service is located on.

 
command
parameters

Set‑CmnDominoFreeBusyConfig

[-DominoServerName <String>]
[-DominoPassword <SecureString>]
[-DominoUserFetchIntervalInMinutes <UInt32>]
[-DominoUserSmtpDomains <String>]
[-ListeningPort <UInt32>]
[<CommonParameters>]

DominoServerName: Name of the Domino server, in Notes format (not FQDN).

DominoPassword: Password of the Domino user ($securePassword).

DominoUserFetchIntervalInMinutes: Time set to refresh list of Domino users.

DominoUserSmtpDomains: Fully qualified SMTP domain for Domino mail domain.

ListeningPort: Listening port for the Quest CMN Domino Free/Busy Connector Service. The F/B Connector uses port 8960 and 8961 for TCP communication. These ports can be adjusted if required using the provided cmdlets. Ensure these ports are not in use and not blocked by any firewall applications.

DominoIdFilePath: Path to ID file for Domino user. Must be stored on same computer where CMN Domino Free/Busy Connector Service is installed.

 
command
parameters

Set‑CmnExchangeFreeBusyConfig

[[-HostName] <String>]
[[-PortNumber] <Int32>]
[-ShowTentativeAsBusy]
[[-ExchangeEwsUrl] <String>]
[[-Credentials] <PSCredential>]
[-ValidateRedirect]
[[-ValidRedirectUrlList] <String[]>]

HostName: Name of the server hosting Exchange F/B Connector Service.

PortNumber: Port number the Exchange F/B Connector Service is located on.

ShowTentativeAsBusy: $True or $False. Show Tentative Busy as Busy.

ExchangeEwsUrl: The URL of the Exchange Web Service.

Credentials: Credentials to access the Exchange Service. Use Get-Credential to get the credentials.

ValidateRedirect: $True or $False. Can Autodiscover redirect to a different domain.

ValidRedirectUrlList: Comma-separated list of EWS URLs that are valid for Autodisover to redirect to.

 
command
parameters

Set‑CmnQCalConConfig

[[-ExchangeFreeBusyServiceHostName] <String>]
[[-ExchangeFreeBusyPortNumber] <Int32>]
[[-DaysOfFreeBusy] <UInt32>]

ExchangeFreeBusyServiceHostName: Name of the server hosting the Exchange F/B Connector Service.

ExchangeFreeBusyPortNumber: Port number of the Exchange F/B Connector Service.

DaysOfFreeBusy: Number of days of F/B to be retrieved from Exchange.

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