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server -c "quit" will send the quit command to the console, you need to be in the correct directory to do this; /opt/lotus/bin

The easiest way to do this is to setup multiple location documents within the local names.nsf file. Have the docs switch to the proper ID when they are selected. You can create multiple tabs on the workspace, label one as "default" or somesuch and give each user their own tab for mail...

I should state, that the above is applicable if the server was started using nserver.exe, not via Services. If it was started via Services, you'll need to type {Net Stop "Lotus Domino Server"}, minus the squigglies

When you uninstalled Notes, did you delete the notes.ini? There are some settings in the ini file that can give you grief when upgrading depending on your configuration.

Yes, nserver -q from the NT command line will shut down the server.

If it's a shared stationary that everyone (and I mean everyone) will use, you'll need Designer access to the mail template. Go ahead and cut'n'paste the stationary from the mail file into the mail template. The next time Design task runs, everyone will have it.

What do you mean by you're previewing the changes? How are you previewing them, through the Notes client preview? The obvious issues: make sure that default access is reader, that all changes have been signed by an administrative or default ID, make sure you refresh the design of the db's. If...

I'm having the exact same problem with my cable modem setup. I lose IP connectivity to my ISP, I disable and then re-enable my network NIC and everything is back to normal.