Tutorial summary
Configuring and deploying policies summary
This tutorial provided an overview of how policies work, and covered a few of the ways you can use policies in a real-world scenario. Policies are an incredibly powerful new feature for Domino and can make the life of administrators and users easier.
Our tutorial covered the following topics:
- How
policies work
- How
to manage Policy documents
- How
to use policy hierarchies and inheritance
- How
to use the Roaming User feature to easily support mobile users
- How to set up several types of policy Settings documents
The policies features of Domino 6 have many capabilities, far too numerous to cover completely here, so the following panel contains links to all the details you will need to fully take advantage of all that policies have to offer.
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