French, Spanish and Arabic
When you have successfully completed this module, you will understand the processes involved in IPS when you receive international mail at your organization from the sending customer and send it on to another country.
You will learn about:
- the principles of the outbound process
- the events which occur in the outbound process
- entering international outbound mail items in IPS
- creating and closing receptacles and dispatches
- tracking and tracing items in IPS.
This course is intended for anyone who needs to know about receiving international mail items from the sending customer, how they are sent on to another country and how they can be tracked and traced using IPS.
This course is for you if:
- your organization uses IPS
- you handle outbound international mail items
- you create outbound receptacles and dispatches
- you need to track the progress of mail items until they reach their final destination.
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French, Spanish and Arabic
When you have successfully completed this module, you will understand the processes involved in IPS when you receive international mail from another country, send it to customs and deliver to the final destination.
You will be able to:
- Explain the principles of the inbound process.
- Name the events which occur in the inbound process.
- Receive inbound receptacles and items.
- Send inbound items to customs and understand the role of customs in handling inbound mail.
- Send inbound items to the next office.
- Record delivery information.
This course is intended for anyone who needs to understand the IPS processes for receiving international mail items from another country.
This course is for you if:
- Your organization uses IPS
- You receive international mail items from other countries
- You send inbound items to customs
- You need to record delivery information.
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French, Spanish and Arabic
When you have successfully completed this module, you will have a good overview of the IPS recommended configuration tasks.
You will be able to:
- name the configuration tasks
- differentiate between the mandatory and recommended tasks
- explain why there is a specific order of tasks
This course is intended for IPS system administrators, or anyone who must install or maintain IPS.
This course is for you if:
- You are responsible for configuring IPS
- You have an in-depth understanding of how IPS should be configured to best suit the needs of your organization
- You already have a good knowledge of the mandatory configuration tasks.
We strongly advise you to complete the Mandatory configuration tasks module before viewing this module.
French, Spanish and Arabic
When you have succesfully completed this module, you will know some of the most important basic concepts of replication and understand how it works with IPS.
You will be able to:
- Describe what replication is and how it works in IPS.
- Name the four IPS publications and explain their purpose.
- Understand what trust relationships are and how they apply to domains.
- Be familiar with the steps you must follow to install replication.
- Avoid and overcome the most common problems and failures.
- Understand the basic terms used in replication.
This module is intended for IPS Database Administrators with excellent knowledge of SQL Server.
This course is for you if:
- your organization uses IPS and you are responsible for working with the database
- your organization has multiple sites in your IPS network
- you already have some experience with replication and need a better understanding of how IPS replication functions and how to prevent and correct problems.
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French, Spanish and Arabic
When you have successfully completed this module, you will have a good overview of the IPS mandatory configuration tasks.
You will be able to:
- name the mandatory configuration tasks
- understand why there is a specific order of tasks
This course is intended for IPS system administrators, or anyone who has to install or maintain IPS.
This course is for you if:
- You are responsible for configuring IPS
- You want an in-depth understanding of how IPS should be configured to fit the needs of your organization
We suggest that you complete the Recommended configuration tasks module after you have finished this one.
French, Spanish and Arabic
When you have successfully completed this module, you will know some of the most important basic concepts of SQL Server and understand how it works with the IPS system. You will be able to:
- Explain what relational databases and tables are and how to view them in Enterprise Manager.
- Explain the naming conventions for tables in IPS.
- Identify the different types of database objects used in IPS and their importance.
- Explain the various aspects of SQL security.
- Name the two roles created by IPS.
- Explain what a transaction log is and why it is important.
- Explain how to back up your database and transaction log.
- Explain how to create a database maintenance plan.
- Explain how to restore your database and transaction log.
Who should take this course?
This course is intended for IPS system administrators, or anyone who must install or maintain IPS. This course is for you if:
Your organization uses IPS and you are responsible for working with the database
You already have a basic understanding of Microsoft SQL Server but need to know how SQL works with IPS.
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