3.Set the “Check passwords” option to Enabled.
4.(UNIX servers only) In the HTTP Server section of the document, enter the common name of the server in the Host Name field.
Make sure you use the exact case when entering the server name.
The “common name” is the server name without the hierarchical parts. For example, if the hierarchical name of the server is ServerOne/ACME/Marketing, the common name would be “ServerOne.”
5.Save and close the document.
In the NOTES.INI file on the Domino server
You will probably want to have Web access to LearningSpace courses start up automatically when the server is started. To do so:
1.Open the NOTES.INI file on the Domino server for editing.
2.Find the line beginning with “ServerTasks.”
3.Add Http at the end of the line.
4.Save and close the file.
5.Restart the Domino server.
Setting access levels to courses
The access levels you set for course participants depend on two factors:
1.The role instructors will be playing in the course
2.Whether the course will be an open or closed environment for students This section describes:
Assigning instructor and administrator roles
Creating an open or closed course environment
Guidelines for setting instructor access levels
Any participant designated as an “instructor” can perform a variety of tasks including creating and deleting documents in the course databases, accessing the Assessment Manager, and doing
In some cases, instructors may have a larger role. They might, for example, control class enrollment or change some attributes of course design. If instructors are going to be performing administrative tasks such as enrolling students, they must be given Manager access to the course databases. If instructors will be facilitating a course, but not performing any administrative or course design functions, they should be given Editor access to the course databases.