Front cover -- Contents -- Notices -- Trademarks -- Preface -- The team that wrote this redbook -- Become a published author -- Comments welcome -- Chapter 1. Introduction -- 1.1 Benefits to upgrading -- 1.2 Best new features -- Chapter 2. Upgrade considerations -- 2.1 Server and client licensing -- 2.1.1 New Domino Server licensing -- 2.1.2 Client licensing -- 2.2 Interoperability issues -- 2.2.1 Client/mail template interoperability -- 2.2.2 Calendar & Scheduling interoperability: R4 and Notes 6 -- 2.2.3 Client interoperability -- 2.2.4 Mail interoperability -- 2.2.5 Administrator client -- 2.2.6 Template interoperability -- Chapter 3. Upgrade considerations for Notes clients -- 3.1 Training -- 3.2 Workstation requirements -- 3.3 Calendaring and scheduling considerations -- 3.4 Upgrading the client before upgrading the server -- 3.5 A Word about On Disk Structure -- 3.6 Mail files -- 3.6.1 Mail file replicas (non-clustered) -- 3.6.2 Mixed-release cluster and mail file replicas -- 3.6.3 Customized mail templates -- 3.6.4 Using seamless mail upgrade to upgrade mail files -- 3.7 Notes 6 client with R4.6 and R5 applications -- 3.8 Policy-based administration -- 3.8.1 From R5 user profiles to Notes/Domino 6 policies -- 3.8.2 New possibilities with dynamic configuration -- 3.9 Client upgrade options -- 3.9.1 Upgrade by mail -- 3.9.2 Smart upgrade -- 3.9.3 Manual upgrade -- 3.9.4 Third-party deployment options -- Chapter 4. Upgrade considerations for Domino servers -- 4.1 Server requirements -- 4.2 Restructuring your environment -- 4.3 Upgrade sequence -- 4.4 Install and configure new Domino 6 features -- 4.5 Server upgrade options -- 4.6 Directory and ODS upgrade -- 4.6.1 ODS upgrade -- 4.6.2 Domino Directory design upgrade -- 4.7 Coexistence or interoperability -- 4.7.1 Lotus companion products -- 4.7.2 Third party products.
