Lotus Notes Domino – Type of roles in names.nsf (public address book). Group creator group modifier Net creator Net modifier Policy creator Policy modifier Policy reader Server creator Server modifier User creator User modifier
Domino clustering, how does it work? Clustering Domino servers are quite easy to set up and configure. Domino clustering the best method to increase uptime and availability for your domino servers and will improve the performance for both servers and…
Lotus Domino Replication – Step-by-Step 1. Replication is initiated by a server or a workstation in one of the following ways: Replication schedule settings in a Connection document take effect. A replication command to replicate immediately is issued at…
Server Commands Server commands let you perform tasks such as shutting down or restarting a server. You can enter commands manually at the console or remote console, some simple server commands are given below: Broadcast Sends a message to users…
Welcome to our guide on the responsibilities of a Lotus Notes Administrator! In today’s corporate landscape, the role of a Lotus Notes Administrator is vital for maintaining the smooth functioning of Lotus Notes environments. From managing user accounts and ensuring…
replicate (rep) Starts database replication from this server to/from the specified remote server. Typically, a Connection document defines the scheduled replication between servers, and this command is used to manually override it. The process works in two stages: the local…
push (pus) Starts database replication from the local server to the specified server. Typically, a Connection document defines the scheduled replication between servers, and this command is used to manually override it. Syntax push server [database name]
pull (pul) Starts database replication from the specified server to the local server. Typically, a Connection document defines the scheduled replication between servers, and this command is used to manually override it. Syntax pull server [database name]
drop (dr) The drop command can be used to close user sessions either for all users or for the nominated users. Typically you would use this command only in preparation for an unscheduled shutdown of the Domino server. drop all…
dbcache Domino uses the database cache to keep open the most recently used databases for performance reasons. However, sometimes you may need to work with one of the databases within the cache (perhaps to restore from backup). You can use…