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IBM® Lotus Notes® and Domino® Administrator clients form the backbone of a simplified, security-rich, and real-time work environment designed to foster an increase in knowledge sharing, business insight and productivity. It nurtures communication and real-time connection, while extending simplified views of business applications to a number of supported devices. It also enables the CIO to drive desktop transformation and tap into the collaborative power of the entire value chain.

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Operating system	Version	Size	Method	Download
Linux, Mac OS, Red Hat Linux, SUSE Linux, Windows* * Note: Administrator Client runs on Windows only.	V8.5.3	421MB to 525MB	HTTP

The estimated download time for the server components for the Windows platform over a 1.5Mbps connection is 47 minutes for the minimum file size and 1 hour for the maximum file size.

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