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WEBMAIL
INTRODUCTION
1. Lotus Domino WebMail provides e-mail services to approved network users. WebMail
provides an easy-to-use browser-based interface that allows users to easily perform basic e-mail
tasks using an action bar for quick, context-sensitive access to the most often-used actions.
Users can reply to and forward messages with or without attachments, compose either standard
HTML or rich-text messages and easily schedule meetings and check recipient availability.
2. In addition, using the Secure WebMail services, the user can invoke any or all of the
four key elements of service (EoS) of Authentication; Confidentiality; Integrity; and Non-
Repudiation for both originator and recipient as specified in the Messaging CONOPS.
3. WebMail allows users to view and work in a Notes mail database that has been
optimized for access using a Web browser. The portlet displays the following functional areas
using tabs across the top of the window:
a. Welcome (default),
b. Mail,
c. Contacts,
d. Calendar,
e. To Do, and
f. Notebook.
4. Individual Lotus Domino WebMail databases are created at the NOC during account
creation. A copy of these databases (or mail boxes) can be replicated to local Domino servers
from the host NOC hub servers in order to allow off-line access.
ACCESSING DOMINO WEBMAIL
5. Users can access WebMail services by browsing to the appropriate CENTRIXS Hub
Page and click Login.
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