Webinar Recording: https://www.panagenda.com/webinars/how-to-bring-hcl-nomad-and-domino-together-without-safelinx/ HCL Nomad Web is the way forward. It allows users to decide for themselves when and where they want to use the application. Naturally promoting business flexibility and increasing overall employee productivity. Besides, the way forward gets a lot easier if you can bring HCL Nomad Web and Domino together without SafeLinx. So, you want to start with Nomad Web, the new and shiny client in the browser. But there are so many hurdles in the way. Luckily, with Domino 12.0.2, a big one is gone. The new Nomad Web Server on Domino makes it possible to have Nomad Web talk directly to Domino. You do not have to use SafeLinx unless you really want to! Join Christoph Adler, HCL Ambassador & panagenda Senior Consultant, on December 13 for this webinar featuring live demos and hands-on examples. Gain the skills you need to run Nomad Web directly with Domino and to use HCL Nomad and Domino without SafeLinx. You will leave with a simple recipe that makes it easy to get going in your environment. In our webinar, about how to run HCL Nomad Configurations on any device, we showed you that MarvelClient Roaming can help you solve many challenges. It enables you to automatically back up, restore, and share configurations (desktop, recent apps, settings, and more) among devices using Nomad. It uploads configurations to your Domino servers whenever they are changed, and then transparently updates any current and new devices used by the same person, with a tiny network and processing footprint. This time we go a little further. What you will learn - How to use HCL Nomad Web and Domino together without SafeLinx - How to install and configure the Nomad Web Server - How the Nomad Web Server works from a user’s point of view - Which scenarios you might want to keep using SafeLinx

1. Make Your Data Work For You
How to Bring
HCL Nomad Web and Domino
Together Without SafeLinx
December 13th 2022

2. Christoph Adler
@cadler80
Senior Consultant
panagenda
Join the conversation using #NomadWeb #WithoutSafeLinx #Domino
Host & Speaker
Xaver Benz
@panagenda
Head of Marketing and Training
panagenda

3. Agenda
▪ Introduction - What is HCL Nomad?
▪ Current Versions, Features and Requirements
▪ HCL Nomad Server for Domino
▪ Surprise … and Q & A

4. Make Your Data Work For You
What is HCL Nomad?

5. What is HCL Nomad?
!=
Nomad (mobile) Nomad Web
Official name
“HCL Nomad for web browser”

6. What is HCL Nomad?

7. What is HCL Nomad?

8. What is HCL Nomad?

9. Make Your Data Work For You
Current Versions, Features and
Requirements

10. • HCL Nomad server for Domino → 1.0.6 (for Domino 12.0.1)
• HCL Nomad server for Domino → 1.0.6 (for Domino 12.0.2)
• HCL Nomad for web browsers → 1.0.6
• HCL SafeLinx → 1.3.0.1
Current Versions

11. HCL Nomad Web 1.0.6 – New Features

12. Requirements (with SafeLinx)
+ + +

13. Requirements (without SafeLinx)
+ + +
? Server for Domino

14. → no native PWA support since version 85
Only 64-bit desktop web browsers are supported
• Firefox 83 or higher
• Google Chrome 80 or higher → (if >= v108, you need Nomad Web 1.0.6)
• Microsoft Edge 85 or higher
Your new best friend → the browser!

15. Change in Chrome and Edge >= Version 108.x
https://developer.chrome.com/blog/new-in-chrome-108/
Your new best friend(s) → the “chrome/edge” browser(s)

16. HCL Nomad Web 1.0.6 – Fixes

17. Make Your Data Work For You
HCL Nomad server for Domino

18. Internet /
HomeOffice
DMZ Corporate network Corporate network
Port 443 (WSS) Port 1352
Port 443 (WSS)
Port 1352 (NRPC)
HCL Nomad server for Domino

19. Internet /
HomeOffice
DMZ Corporate network Corporate network
Port 443 (https) Port 1352 (NRPC)
Port 443 (https)
Reverse Proxy
HCL Nomad server for Domino

20. HCL Nomad server for Domino
Quick Checklist / prerequisites before installation
1. Download “HCL Nomad server for Domino”
2. Domino 12.0.1 or 12.0.2 (Windows or Linux)
3. ID Vault needs to be enabled (ID’s must be available in the Vault)
4. TLS certificate for Nomad server for Domino

21. HCL Nomad server for Domino
TLS Certificate
Do you need a trusted / valid TLS certificate for Nomad Web?
→ YES!
Can you use the “new” Certificate Manager for configuring TLS certificates?
→ YES!

22. HCL Nomad server for Domino
https://help.hcltechsw.com/nomad/1.0_admin/nomadserver_domino.html

23. HCL Nomad server for Domino
Installation (copy + unzip)
default directory for Linux is /opt/hcl/domino/notes/latest/linux/
default directory for Windows is C:Program FilesHCLDomino

24. HCL Nomad server for Domino
Check the TLS certificate

25. HCL Nomad server for Domino
Notes.ini
If you use the (new) CertMgr with Domino you need to add a notes.ini
parameter. The value must match with one of your configured TLS
certificates in the CertMgr database
NOMAD_WEB_HOST=domino.acme.com

26. HCL Nomad server for Domino
Start HCL Nomad server task
Console commad: load nomad
Check Task, console commad: sh tasks

27. HCL Nomad server for Domino

28. HCL Nomad server for Domino
Open HCL Nomad and first login
The Nomad server is listening on Port: 9443 in default

29. HCL Nomad server for Domino
Open HCL Nomad and first login
The Nomad server is listening on Port: 9443 in default

30. HCL Nomad server for Domino
Configuration of the Nomad server
To change default settings, you need to create a YAML file in the Domino Data named:
nomad-config.yml
Here you can configure:
• Ports
• IP Addresses
• Certificates
• Cookies
• Refresh rates

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32. … on Linux based (Domino) servers
Challenge:
Binding ports lower than 1024 is prohibited by default.
(This is NodeJS standard security)
Solution:
You need to give the NodeJS task the right to bind to ports lower than 1024
Tip of the day: How to configure Port 443 …

33. … on Linux based (Domino) servers (continued)
Step 1:
Nomad must not run. Execute the following line to set the correct permissions
setcap 'cap_net_bind_service=+ep’ /opt/hcl/domino/notes/latest/linux/nwsp-linux
Step 2:
Create a “nomad-config.yml” file in the Data Directory with the following two entries
Tip of the day: How to configure Port 443 …

34. … on Linux based (Domino) servers (continued)
Step 3:
Start nomad on Domino. (load nomad)
Tip of the day: How to configure Port 443 …

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Surprise ☺

36. Version 12.0.12

37. New Features in v12.0.12
• New optional columns for the Summary and Signed fields
(right-click the field table for a menu that lets you show or hide columns)
• New copy menu options let you easily copy field names, values, or all info
• New menu option to open documents by NoteID or UNID → Pro only
• New ability to compare profile documents, and to see what fields changed
when a document is modified → Pro only

38. Christoph Adler
@cadler80
Senior Consultant
panagenda
Q & A
Xaver Benz
@panagenda
Head of Marketing and Training
panagenda
Join the conversation using #NomadWeb #WithoutSafeLinx #Domino