>Actually, having both is required. The server software is just that, server software. Domino needs to have the client installed and you use it to configure the server.
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>If you want to design and create Domino applications, you need to also have Domino Designer. This works under the same Domino technology umbrella for connectivity and it is used to create forms/views/agents/etc. to be hosted on your Domino server.

Thank you Larry,

I understand that the Domino Server will accept requests from my Lotus Notes client. I work from my home and I don't have a home network yet and I don't plan to, but since my PC is always connected to the Internet, is it possible to let my Domino Server accept requests from other clients from the Internet. For example, my boss works from his home and could he have an account on my Domino Server and use it like an ordinary Domino Server siting on a local network?

(I hope my phrase make sense!)