IBM Notes Traveler Administration

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An IBM Notes Traveler administrator wants to allow users to manage their own security, such as 'Wipe Device', and 'Deny Access'. What must the administrator do to allow this?

Grant users the [Administrator] role to the Notes Traveler administration database. Set "User Managed Security" to "Enabled" on the Notes Traveler administration database. Grant users Editor access to the Notes Traveler administration database so they may edit their own documents. Grant users Depositor access to the Notes Traveler administration database so they may create a 'Wipe Device' or 'Deny Access' document.

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Which statement is true of IBM Notes Traveler for Android devices?

Notes Traveler users do not need to know their user notes.id password. Notes Traveler users on Android are not able to receive encrypted messages. In order to read encrypted mail messages, the user's notes.id file needs to be accessible by the Notes Traveler server. In order to receive encrypted messages inside the Notes Traveler application, the user must first copy their user notes.id file to the device.

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Which is required for Blackberry 10 devices to connect with IBM Domino mail?

IBM Mobile Connect reverse proxy server IBM Notes Traveler server BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10

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What reason might an administrator choose to implement the IBM Notes Traveler default settings over the Notes Traveler Policy Settings document?

The default settings document allows for different device settings per group. The default settings document applies updates almost immediately to Notes Traveler users The default settings document takes precedence over the Notes Traveler Policy Settings document The default settings document contains more options above and beyond the Notes Traveler Policy Settings document.

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Why might a device's Access State be set to "Prohibit" in the IBM Notes Traveler web administration interface?

The administrator has blacklisted the user. The administrator has blacklisted the device. The device does not support required security settings. The device has exceeded the maximum number of failed logins.

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Which statement is true of sending encrypted mail messages from Apple iOS devices?

There is no way to send an encrypted mail message from Apple iOS devices. Encrypted messages can only be sent to recipients who are also using an Apple iOS device. When the user composes a mail message in the native iOS client, the option to encrypt the message must be enabled. The only way to send an encrypted mail message from iOS is by sending it from a properly configured IBM Notes Traveler Companion application.

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An administrator adds User A to an IBM Notes Traveler device settings document, which requires an alphanumeric password for Apple devices. The administrator then adds User A to Group A, which is listed in the Notes Traveler Policy Settings document. The Notes Traveler Policy Settings document requires Apple users to have a device password length of 6. What behavior will User A experience on the device?

User A will be required to have an alphanumeric password. User A will be required to have the device password length of 6 characters. User A will not be prompted for a password at all because two policies have been applied. User A will not be prompted because this security option is not supported for Apple devices.

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The traveler utility is used to update the password on the enterprise database when the password is updated. Where should this be run from?

on the enterprise database server on each of the IBM Notes Traveler servers in the pool On the IBM Domino Administration server, then the admin4.nsf database will replicate it to the Notes Traveler servers. On only one of the Notes Traveler servers, and, once run, all the other Notes Traveler servers in the pool will be automatically updated.

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Which statement describes IBM Traveler constraint processing?

Data packets are compressed to improve throughput. Logs are automatically enabled during high utilization. Constraints are placed on user functions according to policy. A monitor checks the system to see if it has entered a resource constraint state.

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Where is the configuration setting which denies user access to IBM Notes Traveler?

notes.ini ntsconfig.xml file IBM Traveler tab of the Server document via the LotusTraveler.xml configuration file under

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