Summary

The following bullet points summarize the chapter and accentuate the key concepts you need to know for the exam.

• Domino security is flexible, granular, and very comprehensive.

• Security can be set at the physical, network, database, design element, document, and field level.

• The seven levels (Manager, Designer, Editor, Author, Reader, Depositor, and No Access) are the core of database-level security. You should know each level and understand the differences thoroughly.

• A number of optional privileges can be specified in the ACL, including Create Documents, Delete Documents, Create Private Agents, Create Personal Folders/Views, Create Shared Folders/Views, Create LotusScript/Java Agents, Read Public Documents, Write Public Documents, and Replicate or Copy Documents.

• Document-level security can be used to refine the ACL and is accomplished through the use of Readers and Authors fields. You should understand their similarities and differences thoroughly.