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If your environment is configured for password recovery, you could. For more information, see the administration help database that's installed with the administration client & server. If your environment is not setup for password recovery, you may have a backup of the original id with the...

also you want to check out http://www.openntf.org cheers Woonjas IRC: #notes on EFNet homepage: http://woonjas.linuxnerd.org

In the configuration document for the server (or the default if an individual one does not exist), on the router-smtp,basics page, change the address lookup field from 'fullname then local' to fullname only. make sure the internet email address field for all users, mail-in and mail groups is...

Are they using a customized mail design? Woonjas IRC: #notes on EFNet homepage: http://woonjas.linuxnerd.org

Don't install the admin client in the same directories as the server. Other than that the steps are the same as for any other client setup. Woonjas IRC: #notes on EFNet homepage: http://woonjas.linuxnerd.org

Make sure you do hang on to the certifier id's (store them somewhere safe, but available if needed). Woonjas IRC: #notes on EFNet homepage: http://woonjas.linuxnerd.org

the same attachment done from my laptop saves faster (continuous network activity towards the server) than when I save it from our windows 2003 terminal server session. I reproduced it with me being the only user logged on the terminal server. as long as there is (client) activity towards the...

the same operation on my laptop directly to the server (even while using wireless) shows continuous network activity towards the server when saving these documents (attachment size 10-60 mb), without having to generate continuous activity to the server from another client. This has been...

I've noticed that when saving documents with large attachments within a terminal server session using a R6.5.3 client takes a long time. It almost looks like the session hangs, until other activity to the server takes place from other clients...

With 6.5.x using the R6(.5?).x templates you should have the option for follow-ups available. You may need to have your mail file's design updated. cheers Woonjas IRC: #notes on EFNet homepage: http://woonjas.linuxnerd.org

The following might work as a work around: Go to File - Security - User security, enter password, and make sure that the checkbox for 'Don't prompt for a password from other notes based programs ...' is checked. from then on, as long as the notes client is authenticated, your external...

pascal, the project involved migrating 30k=30000 applications. our application analyzed the designs, of those applications (if they inherited their design from a template and the template was available in the environment it would only flag the template for (possible) changes etc. thus reducing...

to connect from notes to some rdbms you don't need NotesSQL, just an odbc driver for the particular rdbms. if you want to connect from access to notes using odbc you'll need notessql, unless there's another odbc provider for notes that I don't know about. Woonjas IRC: #notes on EFNet

pascal, try using a 6.0.3 client instead... that one's got the most stable dxl export/import engine sofar. we created an application for a project to help with the migration of 30k apps from R4 towards R5/6 (and from windows to OS400), which used this extensively. anything after 6.0.3 crapps...

MarkhP 's suggestion is a bit more usefull. I've noticed in our environment that when using the CA service for registration/recertification of users, the certlog database no longer gets updated. (Could be a configuration issue on our end of course ;-) ). I've created a simple agent that...

I have no experience with windows clustering (don't even know if it provides load balancing, or if it's possible to configure two domino servers with windows clustering). Regarding SMTP, just create two mx records for your domain in the DNS, one for each domino server. And for HTTP, you could...

You'll have to write agents of course (or possibly look on-line for example code that does this). Woonjas IRC: #notes on EFNet

You can export and import the design using the NotesDXLExporter and NotesDXLImporter classes. Cheers, Woonjas IRC: #notes on EFNet

You might want to setup directory assistance on your server(s). For more information see the administration help database on your server(s) / administration client Cheers, Woonjas IRC: #notes on EFNet

Nice thing about domino clustering is that it's totally OS/platform independant, it does not rely on shared storage etc. It's actually possible to have domino servers running on windows, linux (even on a modded x-box ;-) ) , aix, os400, solaris in the same cluster. Each server has it's own...