10.5 BTCal Whitelist Template – btwhitelist.ntf
10.5 BTCal Whitelist Template – btwhitelist.ntf
10.5.1 Set the ACL of the btwhitelist.ntf Template
Set the ACL of BTWhiteList.ntf to the values shown below. Include any other entries that may be required by company policy: The default ACL entries must be assigned the following values. These values should match the INI variable BTEXCHANGEROUTER.
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Name |
User Type |
Access |
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[Anonymous] |
Unspecified |
No Access |
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[-Default-] |
Unspecified |
Despositor |
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[LocalDomainAdmins] |
Person Group |
Manager |
10.5.2 Create the btwhitelist database
With the Domino Coex server running, create a new application from a Domino administrator client (Ctrl-N); configure each setting as shown below:
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Field Name |
Recommended Value |
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Server |
<Domino Coexistence Server> |
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Title |
BTWhite List |
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File name |
BTWhiteList.nsf |
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Template |
BTCal White List Template |
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Show advanced templates |
<leave unchecked> |
Section 11: Modify the Notes.ini File
Integration for Notes configuration is composed of making changes to the Domino and Exchange environments and by editing the Domino coexistence’s Notes.ini file. The NOTES.ini file can be updated either by editing it manually or by issuing an appropriate set config command on the Domino Server’s Console. NOTES.ini file parameters are defined as pairs of the type Keyword=Value, where the total length of Keyword=Value string cannot exceed 256 characters.
Configuring Domino Directories
BTCal performs name resolution against the traditional Domino Server Directory Structure. If such structure consists of more than one directory, they must be defined via either Cascading Directories or Directory Assistance. Cascaded Domino Directories are defined by names= parameter in Domino Coexistence Server NOTES.ini.
NAMES=names.nsf,morename.nsf,exchangenames.nsf
If Directory Assistance is used to represent multiple directories, refer to the Domino Server configuration documentation to configure Directory Assistance.
11.1 How to Build the Notes.ini File
11.1 How to Build the Notes.ini File
A standard Domino INI file is provided below. Some variables need to be configured and require input.
Copy the variables below into the Domino INI file. For any of the variables highlighted, provide the appropriate value that corresponds with the Domino settings. For any of the variables that are not highlighted, copy the values provided below into your Domino INI file.
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The table on the next page contains a chart describing each of the fields from above that requires administrator modification.
The chart below lists each field from the INI file above. The administrator must update each of these fields in the INI file to the value listed in the chart below. More information on these variables can be found in Appendix F: INI File Parameters.
Click a hyperlink name in the INI Variable Name column to link to more information in Appendix F.
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INI Variable Name |
Description |
Required Value or Ex. |
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This parameter specifies the Foreign Domain associated with BTCal. This should be the same value as specified in Section 6.4 Foreign Domain Document Foreign Domain Name field. This variable is explained in Appendix F. |
Example: MSO365 | |
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This parameter specifies the Foreign Domain mailbox associated with BTCal. This should be the same value as specified in Section 5.3 Administrator Pre-Install Checklist Foreign Domain field. This variable is explained in Appendix F. |
Example: btexchange.box | |
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This parameter specifies the value in the Foreign SMTP Domain document and Connection Document defined in the Domino Directory. This should be the same value as specified in Section 6.4 Foreign SMTP Domain Document Internet Domain field. This variable is explained in Appendix F. |
Example: exch.contoso.com | |
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This is the value defined in DirSync. This parameter defines which Domino Directory field is used for generating SMTP address for recipients of mail items from Domino to Exchange. This variable is explained in Appendix F. |
Example: internetaddress-local | |
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This can only be 240 characters in length. This parameter contains a list of SMTP domains as specified in the Global Domain Document (see Section 6.3 Global Domain Document). This variable is explained in Appendix F. |
<list of domains> | |
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This parameter specifies whether or not BTCal should process the FromDomain field to avoid problems processing replies from Exchange to Notes originally sent from downstream Domains. This variable is explained in Appendix F. |
1 | |
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This parameter allows you to specify the SMTP domain to search if the first search fails. This variable is explained in Appendix F. |
<localpart or the primary SMTP domain> | |
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This parameter defines the directory to which temporary work files used by BTCal will be written. This variable is explained in Appendix F. |
C:\CMTc\Work | |
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This parameter defines the directory to which log files will be written. This variable is explained in Appendix F. |
C:\CMTc\Logs |
11.2 How to update the Notes.ini file
11.2 How to update the Notes.ini file
To make changes to the INI file, follow these steps:
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Be sure that BTCal is offline
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Be sure that the Domino server is down
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Open the INI file in a basic text editor (e.g. Notepad)
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Make the modifications and save the text file
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