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After setting up your initial IBM® Sametime® environment, you may want to make additional changes to safeguard information at your site, including limiting user access to certain features, using encryption, and modifying default security settings.
Working with Domino® security in Sametime®
The IBM® Sametime® Community server uses the Internet and intranet security features of the IBM Domino® server on which it is installed to authenticate web browser users who access Domino databases on the server.
Understanding Domino® security
This section includes basic security information to help you get started with IBM® Sametime® security.
The required fully-qualified server name
The user must enter the fully qualified DNS name of the IBM® Sametime® server (for example, sametimeserver.meetings.acme.com) in the web browser URL locator when accessing the Sametime server to authenticate with a Sametime server.

The required fully-qualified server name

The user must enter the fully qualified DNS name of the IBM® Sametime® server (for example, sametimeserver.meetings.acme.com) in the web browser URL locator when accessing the Sametime server to authenticate with a Sametime server.

The Domino® Single Sign-On (SSO) feature must be enabled on the Sametime server. The Domino SSO feature requires the user to enter the fully qualified DNS name of the server for a successful authentication. For more information, see Authentication by token using LTPA and Sametime tokens.