This database is the central repository for addressing and server configuration information for users, groups, and servers within a Notes domain. These documents allow Notes to find addresses of users and servers, determine connection paths, configure servers, define foreign domains, and perform many other important functions and features.
Below is a quick outline of Public Address Book forms and folders/views. For more information, see the
Lotus Notes Release 4 Administrator's Guide.
Forms
Person.
This is the default form. It allows you to create documents required by Notes to identify and locate each Notes user. This form consists of sections called Name, E-Mail, Business, Home, Misc, and Administration.
Details:
includes the user's first name, middle initial, and last name, as well as the user's distinguished name, short nickname, or any other aliases.
E-mail consists of mail-related fields. The fields depend on the type of mail system (Notes, cc:Mail, etc.) specified in the Mail system field. By default, the mail type is Lotus Notes.
Business identifies the user's business location.
is a section consisting of the user's address and related fields.
Misc includes a comment field and public key information.
Administration is a collapsible section for entering Notes administrative information.
Group.
This lets you create groups of users to which you can collectively send mail, assign access and roles, and so on. Groups can be one of four types: Multipurpose (default), Database and server ACL only, Mailing list only, and Deny Access list only.
Location.
This defines information various work locations (home, office, remote site, and so on). This is especially useful for mobile users. This form consists of five sections: Basics, Phone Dialing, Mail, Replication, Advanced, and Administration.
Details:
Basics identifies the location name and (Local Network, Modem, Both Modem and Local Network, and No connection), as well as ports, servers, and other information.
Phone Dialing contains dialing information. This consists of various dialing prefixes (such as area code) that may be required before this location can successfully dial and connect to a server.
Mail consists of mail-related information such as whether mail is server or workstation based, the local mail domain, and related settings.
Replication defines whether and when replication occurs at this location
Advanced contains miscellaneous information for advanced users, such as optional TCP server name.
Administration is a collapsible section for entering Notes administrative information.
Server.
This contains information required for a Notes server to function. This includes server identification, configuration, and security. The form consists of the following sections: Basics, Server Location Information, Network Configuration, Security, Restrictions, Agent Manager, X.400 Message Transfer Agent, cc:Mail Connector Information, Internet Message Transfer Agent, Contact, and Administration.
Details:
Basics is for entering standard server information (server name, domain, and so on) and selecting routing tasks. l
Server Location Information identifies the server's location.s
Network Configuration defines and enables network ports.
Security enables/disables anonymous access, and whether Notes compares public keys against those stored in the Public Address Book.u
Restrictions places limitations on server access.
Agent Manager configures the Agent Manager feature, introduced in Notes R4. This includes defining who can create and run agents, as well as when and how agents run on the server.
X.400 Message Transfer Agent (X.400 MTA) requires the separate X.400 MTA add-in program. If this program is not installed , a message appears informing you of this.
cc:Mail Connector Information requires the separate cc:Mail Connector add-in program. If this is not installed, a message appears.
Internet Message Transfer Agent (SMTP MTA) requires the separate Internet (SMTP) MTA add-in program. If this is not installed, a message appears.
Contact allows you to enter optional owner identification data.
Administration is a collapsible section for entering Notes administrative information.
Configuration.
This allows you to administer the server's NOTE.INI settings. The server periodically reads its server configuration document and update its NOTES.INI variables accordingly.
Connection.
This creates connections between a workstation or server and another server. The connection type can be Local Area Network (default), Dialup Modem, Pass Through Server, X.400, SMTP, Remote LAN Service, X.25, or cc:Mail. This form is context-sensitive; the fields it displays depend upon which connection type you select. c
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This defines users domains. Possible domain types include Foreign Domain (default), Non-adjacent Domain, Adjacent Domain, Foreign X.400 Domain, Global Domain, and Foreign SMTP Domain. The fields on the Domain form are context-sensitive, similar to the Connections form. The fields displayed depend upon which domain type you select.
Mail-in Database.
This lets you define a mail-in database. A mail-in database can receive mail messages, for example for workflow applications.
Program.
This determines whether and when a program runs on the server.
Setup Profile.
This defines a document of default user information, such as default pass through server and other initial remote connections. You can create any number of Setup Profile documents (for regular users, for mobile users, for users in one domain or another, and so on). When you create a Person record, you can select an existing Setup Profile to automatically provide desired default values.
Folders and Views
The Public Address Book contains the following folders and views for viewing documents:
Groups
Locations (for showing Location documents, described above)
People
Server
Certificates
Clusters (for viewing servers that are members of clusters, a new Notes Release 4 feature)
Configurations (for showing server Configuration documents, described above)
Connections
Deny Access
Domains
Licenses
Mail-in Databases
Mail Users
Programs
Serverse
Setup Profiles (for viewing Setup Profile documents, described above)n
Agents (for viewing available agents)
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ClusterVerify
Verification
You have requested to remove the selected servers from their cluster(s). Do you wish to continue?
ClusterVerify
CurrentServer
Error
You cannot perform this request in a local address book. Please open the address book on the server.
AdminPExist
AdminPAccessLevel
AdminPCreateAccess
NamesAccessLevel
[ServerModifer]
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
Request Successful
Your request to remove the server(s) from their cluster(s) has been successfully submitted to the Administration Requests database.
Error
You have encountered an error. The request was not submitted properly. Please try again.
Cancelled
Action has been cancelled.
NamesAccessLevel
NamesDeleteAccess
Insufficient Access
You do not have sufficient access to perform the requested operation.
Insufficient Access
You do not have sufficient access to perform the requested operation.
Insufficient Access
You are not authorized to create requests in the Administration Requests database.
Admin. Requests Database Does Not Exist
The Administration Requests database cannot be found on the current server. Please contact your server administrator.
Action Cancelled
You have cancelled removing the server(s) from their cluster(s).
Domains that will be allowed to send mail to this domain.
Allow mail only from domains:
The list of Notes Domains which belong to this Global Domain.
Notes domains and aliases:
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AllowFromDomainsDomains that will be allowed to send mail to this domain.
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NotesDomainListThe list of Notes Domains which belong to this Global Domain.
DomainType
NonAdjacentDomain
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Enter the non-adjacent domain name.
Mail sent to domain:
DomainType
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Enter the foreign domain name.
Foreign domain name:
DomainType
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Enter the adjacent domain name.
Adjacent domain name:
Enter the global domain name.
Global domain name:
DomainType
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cc:Mail domain name:
DomainType
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SMTPDomain
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DomainName
OtherDomainName
DomainType
GlobalDomain
OtherDomainName
You must supply a Global Domain name before saving this document.
OtherDomainName
Domains that will be restricted from sending mail to this domain.
Deny mail from domains:
Alias separator character:
DenyFromDomains
DenyFromDomainsDomains that will be restricted from sending mail to this domain.
DomainSeparatorCharChoose the character you want to use to define a Notes Domain alias.
DomainType
NonAdjacentDomain
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Enter the name of the domain to route mail through if sent to the above domain.
Route through domain:
Global domain role:
NextDomain
NonAdjacentNextDomainName of next domain in route to destination domain.
DomainType
GlobalDomain
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DomainRule
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Enter a description for this domain.
Domain description:
Use the specified Global Domain as the default Global Domain for IMAP, LDAP, NNTP and POP3. The Global Domain provides the Internet Domain for these protocols. You only need to set this field in the event that you have more than one Global Domain document.
Use as default Global Domain (for use with all Internet protocols except HTTP)
DescriptionEnter a description for this domain.
DefaultGlobalDomain
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DomainType
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DomainType
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DomainType
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Enter the name of the server where the gateway is installed.
Gateway server name:
Enter the name of the computer to route SMTP mail to.
cc:Mail MTA server:
MailServer
ForeignDomainMailServerName of server where gateway is installed.
Name of gateway's mailbox database file.
Gateway mail file name:
Default cc:Mail post office:
DomainType
ccMailDomain
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MailFileName of gateway's mailbox database file.
DefaultPostOffice
DomainType
ForeignDomain
DomainType
AdjacentDomain
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Calendar server name:
CalendarServer
Calendar system:
DomainType
ForeignDomain
CalendarServer
CalendarSystem
You must enter a Calendar System if specifying a Calendar Server.
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SMTP Address Conversion
X.400 Address Conversion
Specify whether messages to the Internet may only be sent from Notes domains within this Global Domain.
Outbound mail restriction:
GlobalDomainTasks
SMTPOutbMailRestriction
DomainType
GlobalDomain
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SMTPOutbMailRestrictionSpecify whether messages to the Internet may only be sent from Notes domains within this Global Domain.
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Specify whether messages to an X.400 destination may only be sent from Notes domains within this Global Domain.
Outbound mail restriction
X400OutbMailRestrictionSpecify whether messages to an X.400 destination may only be sent from Notes domains within this Global Domain.
Restrict to global domain|1Unrestricted|0
Specify the format of the sender's address.
Address format:
GlobalDomainTasks
SMTP822Format
DomainType
GlobalDomain
You must enter a value in the 'Address format' field.
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SMTP822FormatSpecify the format of the sender's address.
Address only|1Name and Address|2
Specify the two character alphabetic X.400 country code to be included in the sender's X.400 O/R address.
Country name:
X400Country
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X400Country
X400Country
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The Country attribute can only contain the letters A-Z.
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X400CountrySpecify the two character alphabetic X.400 country code to be included in the sender's X.400 O/R address.
Specify the Internet domain suffix.
Internet domain suffix:
GlobalDomainTasks
SMTPDomainSuffixes
DomainType
GlobalDomain
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SMTPDomainSuffixesSpecify the Internet domain suffix.
Specify the X.400 Administration Management Domain to be included in the sender's X.400 O/R address.
ADMD name:
X400ADMD
X400ADMD
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DomainType
GlobalDomain
X400ADMD
The ADMD maximum length is 16 characters.{
X400ADMD
The ADMD is missing or contains an invalid character, please re-enter. Enter a single space to support a single space ADMD.
X400ADMD
X400ADMDY
You must specify either a valid ADMD or a single space.
15S16S21S22S23S24S48SX400ADMDSpecify the X.400 Administration Management Domain to be included in the sender's X.400 O/R address.
(ADMD = single space)
Internet address lookup:
If disabled or no match,
SMTPAddrLookup
Enabled|1Disabled|0
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Specify the X.400 Private Management Domain to be included in the sender's X.400 O/R address.
PRMD name:
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X400Domain
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20S21S34S35S36S37S46S47S48S49S63SX400DomainSpecify the X.400 Private Management Domain to be included in the sender's X.400 O/R address.
Specify how the local part of a sender's Internet address will be constructed, when sending to the Internet.
Local part formed from:
GlobalDomainTasks
SMTPLocalPart
DomainType
GlobalDomain
You must enter a value in the 'Local part formed from' field.
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SMTPLocalPartSpecify how the local part of a sender's Internet address will be constructed, when sending to the Internet.
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Enter the attribute you want the Notes Domain name to appear on outgoing X.400 mail. Enter None if you do not want the Notes domain name to appear in outgoing X.400 mail.
Notes domain attribute:
X400ChooseDomainAttributeEnter the attribute you want the Notes domain name to appear in outgoing X.400 mail.
PRMD|POrganization|OOrganizational Unit 1|OU1Organizational Unit 2|OU2Organizational Unit 3|OU3Organizational Unit 4|OU4Domain Defined Attribute|DDA1None|NULL
Specify the number of Notes domains to include in the sender's Internet address.
Notes domain(s) included:
GlobalDomainTasks
SMTPNotesDomainIncluded
DomainType
GlobalDomain
You must enter a value in the 'Notes domain(s) included' field.
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SMTPNotesDomainIncludedSpecify the number of Notes domains to include in the sender's Internet address.
None|0One|1All|99
DDA type:
GlobalDomainTasks
X400DomainDefinedAttribute
X400ChooseDomainAttribute
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10S15S16S30S31SX400DomainDefinedAttributeSpecify the X.400 domain defined attribute type to carry the Notes domain. The default is "LD".
Specify the whether the Notes domains included in a sender's address will be placed before or after the '@' character.
Notes domain(s) position
GlobalDomainTasks
SMTPNotesDomainPos
DomainType
GlobalDomain
You must enter a value in the 'Notes domain(s) position' field.
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SMTPNotesDomainPosSpecify whether the Notes domains included in a sender's address will be placed before or after the '@'.
Left of '@'|1Right of '@'|2
Specify the character to be used to separate Notes Domain names in a sender's address.
Notes domain separator:
GlobalDomainTasks
SMTPNotesDomainSepChar
DomainType
GlobalDomain
You must enter a value in the 'Notes domain separator' field.
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SMTPNotesDomainSepCharSpecify the character to be used to separate Notes Domain names in a sender's address.
% - percent sign|%. - period|.
Address example:
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ERROR: Invalid parameter combination: Position "Right of @" with Separator "%"
Specify an Internet domain containing either an explicit name or the wild card symbol "*". (e.g. *.company.com , *.* , etc.)
Internet Domain
Country
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3S8S12S13S22S27S39RCountrySpecify the two character alphabetic X.400 country code to use in routing rules. * means any country.
SMTPDomainNameSpecify an Internet domain containing either an explicit name or the wild card symbol "*". (e.g. *.company.com , *.* , etc.)
Next domain name.
Domain name:
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Administration domain name. * means any ADMD.
ADMD:
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Private management domain name. * means any PRMD.
PRMD:
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12S13S14S15S24S25S26S27S41SPRMDSpecify the Private Management Domain name to use in routing rules. * means any PRMD.
Name of server or host where mail addressed to the specifed domain should be routed.
Server name:
Internet host:
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DomainRule
You can only specify either a Domain name or a Server name.
DomainRuleNextDomain
DomainRuleMailServer
DomainType
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You can only specify either a Domain name or a Internet host.
DomainRuleNextDomain
DomainRuleMailServer
DomainType
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You must enter either a Domain or Server name if routing rules are specified.
5S6S9S10S22S23S26S27S37S38S39S40S41S42S43S44SDomainRuleMailServerName of server or host where mail addressed to the specifed domain should be routed.
Organization name. * means any organization.
Organization:
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Organization unit 1. * means any organization unit.
Org Unit 1:
OrgUnit1
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OrgUnit1Specify the X.400 Organizational unit to use in routing rules. * means any organizational unit.
Organization unit 2. * means any organization unit.
Org Unit 2:
OrgUnit2
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OrgUnit2Specify the X.400 Organizational unit to use in routing rules. * means any organizational unit.
Organization unit 3. * means any organization unit.
Org Unit 3:
OrgUnit3
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Organization unit 4. * means any organization unit.
Org Unit 4:
OrgUnit4
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Owner
Administrators:
LocalAdmin
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Schedule
Enter the name of the program to be run.
NOTE: If you are running an OS/2 command file, be sure to use CMD.EXE as your program name.
Program name:
ProgramName of program to be run.
Scheduled running of program enabled/disabled/startup only.
Enabled/disabled
ENABLED
Enabled
ENABLED
Enabled
EnabledScheduled running of program enabled or disabled.
ENABLED | 1DISABLED | 0STARTUP ONLY | 2
Enter the command line to run the program.
NOTE: If you are running an OS/2 command file, you should enter /c and then the name of your command file in this field. e.g. /c backup.cmd
Command line:
CmdLineCommand line to run the program.
Enabled
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Times of day to run program. e.g. 8:00 AM; 10:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Run at times:
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Enabled
ENABLED
Interval
Schedule
You must enter an Interval and/or a Schedule, or else specify DISABLED.
ScheduleTimes of day to run program.
each day
Distinguished name of server on which to run the program - e.g. Marketing.
Server to run on:
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ThisFileIsOnServer
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SourceDistinguished name of server on which to run the program - e.g. Marketing.
Interval to repeat - 0 means run program once.
Repeat interval of:
Interval
Interval
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Interval
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minutes
Comments about the program.
Comments:
CommentsComments about the program.
Days of week - e.g. Mon, Tue, Wed.
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Location
Enter the name used to mail documents to the database - e.g. Sales News.
Mail-in name
FullNameName used to mail documents to database - e.g. Sales News.
Enter the domain name of the server on which the database resides - e.g. Acme.
Domain:
MailDomain
You must enter a domain before saving the document.
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MailDomainDomain name of server on which database resides - e.g. Acme.
Enter a description for this mail-in database.
Description:
DescriptionDescription of mail-in database.
Enter the distinguished name of the server on which the database resides - e.g. Server1/Sales/Acme.
Server:
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MailServerDistinguished name of server on which database resides - e.g. Server1/Sales/Acme.
Enter the database path name - e.g. NEWS.
Filename:
MailFile^
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You must enter a filename before saving the document.
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Administration
Owners:
Owner
Administrators:
LocalAdmin
Type of client program license.
Foreign directory sync allowed:
AvailableForDirSyncPerson entry is allowed to be sent to foreign directories, e.g. via directory synchronization gateways.
Yes|1No|0
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Setup Profile:
ProfileName
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ProfileName
ProfileName
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DisplayName
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USER SETUP PROFILE
Basics
Enter the name for this profile. e.g. Sales
Profile name:
ProfileName
You must enter a Profile name before saving this document.{
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ProfileNameEnter the name for this profile. e.g. Sales
Choose the Internet browser to be used with this location.
Internet browser:
LocAllWebRetrieverChoose On if you are using a Web Browser other than Notes. Off indicates that you are using Notes.
Windows/NT
Windows/95
Macintosh
Notes |0
Notes with Internet Explorer|3
Netscape Navigator|1
Microsoft Internet Explorer|2
Other|99
Notes Web Navigator|0
Other|99
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Specify whether pages are retrieved and opened:
1. from the InterNotes server to a server database
2. from the Notes workstation to a local database
3. no new retrieval from the Internet, but open previously retrieved documents from your local database only
Retrieve/open pages:
LocAllWebLocationLocation to run the Web retriever process.
from InterNotes server|0from Notes workstation|1no retrievals|2
LocAllWebLocation
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Enter the name of the Internet server to be setup for people using this profile.
InterNotes server:
InterNotes
InterNotes
LocAllInterNotes
LocAllInterNotes
LocAllInterNotesEnter the name of the Internet server to be setup for people using this profile.
Default Databases
Add Database Links for those databases you want added to the person's desktop during setup. NOTE: The database or a replica must be available on either the person's specified mail server or via passthru provided by the person's specified mail server. If passthru is not enabled on the person's mail server, only databases on the mail server can be added to the person's desktop during setup.
Database links:
DatabaseLinksDatabase links. Use Link Properties when selecting a link to view file information.
Default Passthru Server
Enter the name of the default passthru server. A connection record will be created for this server during setup.
Server name
DefaultPassthruName
DefaultPassthruName
LocAllDefaultPassthruName
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LocAllDefaultPassthruName
LocAllDefaultPassthruServer
LocAllDefaultPassthruServer
LocAllDefaultPassthruServerEnter the name of the default passthru server. A connection record will be created for this server during setup.
Enter the country code for this server.
Country c
ode:
DefaultPassthruCountryCodeEnter the country code for this server.
Enter the area code for this server.
Area code:
DefaultPassthruAreaCodeEnter the area code for this server.
Enter the phone number for this server.
Phone number
DefaultPassthruPhoneEnter the phone number for this server.
Default Connections to Other Remote Servers
Enter the names of servers you want connection records created for during setup for users using this profile.
Server Names
Choose the country for this server.
Country Codes
Enter the area codes for the servers.
Area Codes
Enter the phone numbers for the servers.
Phone Number
ServerNamesEnter the names of servers you want connection records created for during setup for users using this profile.
CountryCodeChoose the country for this server.
AreaCodeEnter the area codes for the servers.
ServerNames
PhoneNumbersj
You failed to enter at least one phone number for one of the servers listed.{
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PhoneNumbersj
Each server listed can only have one phone number. You currently have more phone numbers listed than servers.
6S7S12S21S22SPhoneNumbersEnter the phone numbers for the servers.
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Default Secondary Name Servers
Secondary TCP/IP
Notes name server:
LocAllTCPNameServer
Secondary TCP/IP host name or address:
LocAllTCPNameServerHost
Secondary NDS
Notes name server:
NDSNameServer
NDSNameServerAddress
You must enter a Secondary NDS name server address if you are specifying a Secondary NDS Notes name server.
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Secondary NDS name server address:
NDSNameServer
NDSNameServerAddress
You must enter a Secondary NDS Notes name server if you are specifying a Secondary NDS name server address.
5S6S
LocAllNDSNameServerAddress
Default Java Applet Security
Default Proxy Configuration
WebLocation
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List of host domains where Java applets are assumed to be safe -- e.g., 205.159.212.*, www.trustedhost.com
Trusted hosts:
LocAllJavaSecureDomain
HTTP proxy:
http://
LocAllProxy_HTTP
Network access granted to Java applets originating from hosts listed by 'Trusted Hosts' above.
Network access for trusted hosts:
LocAllJavaAllowInSecureDomain
Disable Java|0No access allowed|1Allow access only to originating host|2Allow access to any trusted host|3Allow access to any host|4
Use HTTP proxy for all Internet protocols:
LocAllProxyFlag
Yes|1No|0
Network access granted to Java applets originating from hosts other than those listed by 'Trusted Hosts' above.
Network access for untrusted hosts:
LocAllJavaAllowInOtherDomains
Disable Java|0No access allowed|1Allow access only to originating host|2
FTP proxy:
http://
LocAllProxy_FTP
Gopher proxy:
http://
LocAllProxy_Gopher
Security proxy:
http://
LocAllProxy_SSL
Notes RPC proxy:
http://
LocAllProxy_NotesHTTP
SOCKD
Proxy_SOCKs
3S4S
SOCKS proxy:
LocAllProxy_SOCKS
No proxy for these hosts and domains:
LocAllNo_Proxy
Administration
Owners:
Owner
Administrators:
LocalAdmin
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AdminFileName
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CurrentServer
AdminPExist
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
AdminPAccess
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
AdminPAccessLevel
AdminPAccess
AdminPCreateAccess
AdminPAccess
NamesAccess
NamesAccessLevel
NamesAccess
NamesDeleteAccess
NamesAccess
DeleteVerify
Verification
You have requested to delete the selected server record(s). Do you wish to continue?
DeleteVerify+
CurrentServer
AdminPExist
AdminPAccessLevel
AdminPCreateAccess
NamesAccessLevel
NamesDeleteAccess
synch
Immediate or via Administration Process?
By selecting 'Yes' the action you have requested will take place immediately, and affect all references to the selected server(s) in this Address Book. (NOTE: This may take awhile...)
synch
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
Completed Successfully
The server name(s) have been removed completely from this Address Book
Error
You have encountered an error. At least one server name has not been removed completely. Please try again.
synch
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
Request Successful
Your request to delete the selected server name(s) have been successfully submitted to the Administration Requests database.
Error
You have encountered an error. At least one request was not submitted properly. Please try again.
Cancelled
Action has been cancelled.
NamesAccessLevel
NamesDeleteAccess
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
Request Successful
Your request to delete the selected server name(s) have been successfully submitted to the Administration Requests database.
Error
You have encountered an error. At least one request was not submitted properly. Please try again.
NamesAccessLevel
NamesDeleteAccess
Insufficient Access
You do not have sufficient access to perform the requested operation.
Insufficient Access
You do not have sufficient access to perform the requested operation.
Insufficient Access
You are not authorized to create requests in the Administration Requests database.
Admin. Requests Database Does Not Exist
The Administration Requests database cannot be found on the current server. Please contact your server administrator.
You cannot perform this request in a local address book. Please open the address book on the server.
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Verification
You have requested to add the selected servers to a cluster. Do you wish to continue?
ClusterVerify
AdminPExist
AdminPAccessLevel
AdminPCreateAccess
pAccess
ClusterName
Cluster Name
Please choose the cluster you want to add the server(s) to.
*Create New Cluster
CurrentClusterList
*Create New Cluster
ClusterName
You must fill in a valid cluster name. If you want to remove a server from a cluster, open the Server\Clusters view and use the action provided.
ClusterName
*Create New Cluster
ClusterName
New Cluster Name
Enter the name of the new cluster:
ClusterName
You must fill in a valid cluster name. If you want to remove a server from a cluster, open the Server\Clusters view and use the action provided.
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
ClusterName
ServerName
Request Successful
Your request to add the server(s) to a cluster has been successfully submitted to the Administration Requests database.
Error
You have encountered an error. The request was not submitted properly. Please try again.
Immediate or Via Administration Process?
Choose Yes if you want to perform this action immediately. Choose No if you want to submit a request and have the Administration Process perform this action.
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
ClusterName
ServerName
Request Successful
You have successfully added the server(s) to the cluster.
Error
You have encountered an error. The action was not completed. Please try again.
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
ClusterName
ServerName
Request Successful
Your request to add the server(s) to a cluster has been successfully submitted to the Administration Requests database.
Error
You have encountered an error. The request was not submitted properly. Please try again.
Cancelled
Action has been cancelled.
NamesAccessLevel
NamesDeleteAccess
Insufficient Access
You do not have sufficient access to perform the requested operation.
Insufficient Access
You do not have sufficient access to perform the requested operation.
Insufficient Access
You are not authorized to create requests in the Administration Requests database.
Admin. Requests Database Does Not Exist
The Administration Requests database cannot be found on the current server. Please contact your server administrator.
Action Cancelled
You have cancelled adding the server(s) to a cluster.
You do not have sufficient rights in the Administration Request database to perform this operation. Please see your Administrator.
CertLogAccessLevel
CertLogCreateAccess
Error
You do not have sufficient rights in the Certification Log file to perform this operation. Please see your Administrator.
AdminPExist
Error
You have received the following error trying to open the Administration Request database:
AdminPExist
Please correct the error and retry.
AdminPExist
Error
The Administration Request database does not exist on this server. In order to perform this operation you must have an Administration Request database and you need at least Author access.
CertLogExistZ
Error
You have received the following error trying to open the Certification Log database:
CertLogExistV
Please correct the error and retry.
CertLogExistV
Error
This action requires a Certification Log file. This file was not found. Please see your Administrator.
You do not have sufficient rights in the Administration Request database to perform this operation. Please see your Administrator.
CertLogAccessLevel
CertLogCreateAccess
Error
You do not have sufficient rights in the Certification Log file to perform this operation. Please see your Administrator.
AdminPExist
Error
You have received the following error trying to open the Administration Request database:
AdminPExist
Please correct the error and retry.
AdminPExist
Error
The Administration Request database does not exist on this server. In order to perform this operation you must have an Administration Request database and you need at least Author access.
CertLogExistZ
Error
You have received the following error trying to open the Certification Log database:
CertLogExistV
Please correct the error and retry.
CertLogExistV
Error
This action requires a Certification Log file. This file was not found. Please see your Administrator.
Enter the name of the master address book on the selected servers. If it is not in the data directory, enter the path relative to the data directory:
CurrentServer
Error
Error, this action cannot be performed locally. Please open the Address Book over the network.
AdminPExist
AdminPAccessLevel
AdminPCreateAccess
NamesAccessLevel
MABPath
Action Cancelled
Action cancelled
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
MABPath
Action Completed
Request has been submitted.
Error
An error has occurred. Please try again.
Error
Insufficient Access. You do not have sufficient access in the Address Book to perform this operation. Please contact an administrator.
Error
Insufficient Access. You do not have sufficient access in the Administration Request Database to perform this function. Please contact an administrator.
Error
Error. Administration Request Database does not exist on the current server. Please contact your adminstrator.
Enter the network port to use for the connection, for example, LAN0. For Local Area Networks, click Choose Ports. The default ports are LAN0 for Local Area Networks, Remote LAN Service, and cc:Mail; COM1 for Dialup Modems, SNA0 for SNA; and X251 for X.25.
Use the port(s):
ConnectionType
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Enter the network port to use for the connection, for example, LAN0. For Local Area Networks, click Choose Ports. The default ports are LAN0 for Local Area Networks, Remote LAN Service, and cc:Mail; COM1 for Dialup Modems, SNA0 for SNA; and X251 for X.25.
Use the LAN port(s):
ConnectionType
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Enter the name of the intermediate (passthru) server or hunt group to use to get to the destination server. You must also have a Connection document that provides a path to the passthru server or hunt group. You can also define a path to a server using multiple Passthru or Hunt Group Connection documents; this lets you have more control over the path used.
Use passthru server or hunt group:
ConnectionMode
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Dial using connection record:
ConnectionType
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ConnectionType
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Sourcep
Source
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Choice
Enabled Server Ports
Choose the ports (obtained from
Sourcep
's server record) to use for this connection:
NoCache
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PortName
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Sourcep
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Sourcep
Destination
SourceT
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ConnectionType
SourceL
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Choose Connection Record
Choose the remote LAN service connection record to use for this connection:
DialViaName
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ConnectionType
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ConnectionType
ConnectionType
ConnectionType
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ConnectionType
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ConnectionType
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DialViaName
ConnectionType
Enter the destination server's network address, for example, 192.22.554.36. This field is necessary only if you use TCP/IP or another protocol that needs an explicit network address to make the connection.
Optional network address:
ConnectionType
Enter the country code for the remote server. For the United States, enter 1; for Great Britain, enter 44; for Italy, enter 39; and so on.
Destination country code:
ConnectionType
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Enter the destination server's DTE address.
Remote DTE address:
ConnectionType
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Enter the destination server's remote LU alias.
Remote LU Alias:
ConnectionType
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Relay host:
ConnectionType
ConnectionType
ConnectionType
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OptionalNetworkAddressEnter the destination's network address. e.g. 192.22.554.36
ConnectionType
Country
RemoteDTEAddressEnter the destination server's DTE address.
RemoteLUAlias
Select Yes if you want the server to always dial the area code -- even if it is the same as the area code defined in the source server's Server document. Default is No.
Always use area code:
Choose the remote LAN service type. e.g. Microsoft Remote Access Service (RAS)
DialAreaCodeChoose Yes if you want Notes to dial the area code even if it is the same as the area code defined in the source server's server record.
Yes|1No|0
Enter the remote server's area/city code.
Destination area code:
AreaCodeInput
Enter the remote server's phone number, for example, 555-1234. If the remote server has more than one phone number, enter each phone number separated by a semicolon, for example, 555-1234; 555-5678.
You should enter a * for null modems and leased lines.
Destination phone number:
PhoneNumberDisplay
PhoneNumber
PhoneNumberDisplay
PhoneNumber
PhoneNumberDisplay
ConnectionType
PhoneNumberDisplay
You must enter a Phone Number for a connection of this type.{
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PhoneNumberDisplayRemote server's phone number - e.g. 555-1234
Enter the name of the connect script file to use when connecting to the server.
Login script file name:
ScriptNameName of script file to run after modem connection established.
Enter any script arguments that are necessary when dialing the server, for example, a login name or password.
Login script arguments:
ScriptArg1First argument to be passed to script.
ScriptArg2Second argument to be passed to script.
ScriptArg3Third argument to be passed to script.
ScriptArg4Fourth argument to be passed to script.
ScriptName
ScriptArg1"
ScriptArg2"
ScriptArg3"
ScriptArg4"
LinkScriptInfo
ConnectionType
X.25 Call
Facility Code
Facility Values
fcode_1Hex code for the X.25 facility
fval_1Hex value(s) for this X.25 facility
fcode_2Hex code for the X.25 facility
fval_2Hex value(s) for this X.25 facility
fcode_3Hex code for the X.25 facility
fval_3Hex value(s) for this X.25 facility
fcode_4Hex code for the X.25 facility
fval_4Hex value(s) for this X.25 facility
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NNTP News Feed Parameters
ConnectionType
NNTPFeedType
NNTPAuthentication
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News feed type:
Schedule
NNTPFeedType
ConnectionType
NNTPFeedType
Schedule
Schedule
1S18S19S
Interval
NNTPFeedType
ConnectionType
NNTPFeedType
Interval
Interval
0R1S18S19S
WeekDays
NNTPFeedType
ConnectionType
NNTPFeedType
WeekDays
WeekDays
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NNTPFeedType
0RRNNTPFeedType
Accept|3Pull|0Push|1Pull-Push|2
Authentication:
NNTPAuthentication
None|0Password|1
Username:
NNTPUserName
Password:
NNTPPassword
Enter NNTP Password
Enter the password you use to authenticate with this news feed.
NNTPPassword
Enter Password
Channel encryption:
NNTPPortNumber
NNTPFlag
NNTPChannelEncrypt
NNTPFlagY
NNTPChannelEncrypt
NNTPPortNumber
1S8S9S
NNTPFlag
NNTPChannelEncrypt
0R1S
NNTPChannelEncrypt
NNTPChannelEncrypt
None|0SSL|1
ConnectionType
NNTPFeedType
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Port number:
NNTPPortNumber
ConnectionType
NNTPFeedType
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Create newsgroups:
NNTPCreateUsenetDBs
Manual|0Automatic|1
ConnectionType
NNTPCreateUsenetDBs
NNTPFeedType
6S10S11S
Newsgroup subdirectory:
NNTPNewsgroupSubDir
Enter the maximum amount of time the connection may stay active before timing out. 0 means no timeout.
Connection timeout:
NNTPTimeLimit
minutes
Newsgroups:
ConnectionType
NNTPNewsgroups^
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If you are authenticating with a username and password, you should strongly consider encrypting this document with the public keys of the source server (
Source
SourceDisplay
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@ @@ @` @
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. At the bottom of the panel you can choose the list of public keys you want to encrypt this document with. In order for this connection to be used properly, you must choose at least the name of the source server.
By doing this you will protect the username and password.
Scheduled Connection
ConnectionType
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ConnectionType
NNTPFeedType
ConnectionType
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Specify the connection as enabled or disabled. Default is enabled. If you don't want to use this Connection document for scheduled replication and mail routing, disable the schedule. The Connection document is then used only for making connections to other servers. If you are connecting to a cc:Mail post office, enable the schedule.
Schedule:
ConnectionType
NNTPFeedType
0S0E
Specify the connection as enabled or disabled. Default is enabled. If you don't want to use this Connection document for scheduled replication and mail routing, disable the schedule. The Connection document is then used only for making connections to other servers. If you are connecting to a cc:Mail post office, enable the schedule.
Connection
EnabledScheduled task enabled or disabled.
ENABLED | 1DISABLED | 0
ConnectionType
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Select the tasks designated for this connection. Default is Replication and Mail Routing, which means standard Notes mail routing. Servers within the same Notes network automatically route mail among themselves; they don't require Connection documents to do this.
Tasks:
Replication
Mail Routing
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ConnectionType
Tasks
X400 Mail Routing
In order to use the X.400 Mail Routing task, you must create a connection with the Connection type of X.400.{
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Mail Routing | Mail RoutingReplication | ReplicationX400 Mail Routing | X400 Mail RoutingSMTP Mail Routing | SMTP Mail RoutingccMail Routing | ccMail Routing
ConnectionType
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Enter the times and/or time ranges to call the server, for example 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM. Default is 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM.
Call at times:
ConnectionType
NNTPFeedType
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ConnectionType
NNTPFeedType
ConnectionType
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ConnectionType
NNTPFeedType
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Schedule]
You must enter a valid time range.{
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Interval
Schedule
You must enter an Interval and/or a Schedule, or else specify DISABLED.
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ScheduleTimes to call the server - e.g. 8:00 AM,10:00 AM-6:00 PM
each day
ConnectionType
0S0E
Tasks
Mail Routing
X400 Mail Routing
SMTP Mail Routing
0S0E
Enter the number of waiting messages that will force a connection, for example, 3. Default is 5.
Route at once if:
0S0E
MailThresholdNumber of waiting messages that will force a call - e.g. 3
messages pending
Enter the interval to repeat calls to the server. Default is 360 minutes. Enter 0 for the server to call once. You do not need to enter a repeat interval if the server is set up to call only at specific times.
Repeat interval of:
ConnectionType
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ConnectionType
NNTPFeedType
Interval
You entered an interval less than 0. You must enter an interval of 0 or above.
11S12S
IntervalInterval to repeat calls - 0 means call once.
minutes
Tasks
Replication
SMTP Mail Routing
Tasks
ConnectionType
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Enter a mail routing cost for this connection, from 1 to 10. By default, each LAN connection has a cost of 1; each dial-up modem connection has a cost of 5. The server uses routing costs to select the most efficient, least expensive way to route mail messages.
When a connection is between two servers in the same Notes named network, the Mail Router always uses the default cost values. Override the default routing costs between servers in the same Notes named network only if you are an experienced system administrator. Changing routing costs can create routing loops or disable the selection of alternate paths.
Routing cost:
ConnectionType
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CostRelative cost of this connection (1-10).
Select the days of the week for the server to make calls. Default is every day: Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat.
Days of week:
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WeekDays^
0S0E
WeekDaysDays of week - e.g. Mon, Tue, Wed
Sun | 1Mon | 2Tue | 3Wed | 4Thu | 5Fri | 6Sat | 7
ConnectionType
Replication
Tasks
0S0E
Tasks
Replication
Tasks
ConnectionType
0S0E
Select the replication priority level(s) -- only databases assigned the selected priority level(s) replicate. Default is Low & Medium & High priority, which means servers automatically replicate all databases that they have in common, unless the "Files/directories to replicate" field is used.
Replicate databases of:
Tasks
Replication
RepPriority
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RepPriorityReplication priority level
High | 2Medium & High | 1Low & Medium & High | 0
priority
Select the replication type for the server; Pull Pull and Pull Push provide 2-way replication. Default is Pull Push, which means the calling server pulls updates from the answering server, and then pushes its updates to the answering server.
Replication Type:
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RepTypeReplication type, Pull Pull and Push Pull provide 2-way replication.
Pull Pull | 0Pull Push | 1Pull Only | 2Push Only | 3
ConnectionType
ConnectionType
Replication
Tasks
0S0E
Enter the names of databases and/or directories to replicate, for example, names.nsf;mail\;eastern\sales.nsf. By default, this field is blank, which means the servers replicate all databases that they have in common.
Specify the names as they exist on the calling server. If the database is in a subdirectory to the data directory, include the path relative to the data directory. To specify all files within a directory and any of its subdirectories, enter the directory name relative to the data directory with the directory delimiter, for example, eastern\. You can't use wildcards (*).
Files/Directories to Replicate:
Filenames
Filenames
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FilenamesFilenames or directories to replicate, e.g. names;mail;catalog;eastern\sales
(all if none specified)
Tasks
Replication
Tasks
ConnectionType
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Enter the number of minutes which this replication can take before it is stopped. Default is blank, which means the server uses as much time as it needs to complete the replication session. If you specify an inappropriately low value, the replication may terminate prematurely, but be reported as successful in the server's log file.
Replication Time Limit:
TimeLimitEnter the number of minutes which this replication can take before it is stopped.
Enter any comments about the connection description.
Comments:
CommentsComments about the connection description
Administration
Hierarchical name of user who created this document. The user can modify this document if he or she has Author access to this database.
Owners:
Owner
Enter the hierarchical names of users with Author access who can edit this document. You can specify groups, roles (within square brackets [ ]), and wildcards (for example, */Sales/Acme). Separate multiple entries with commas.
You are not authorized to add Groups to this database.
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Categori_ze
_Edit Groupq
Delete Group
synch
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AdminFileName
admin4.nsf
CurrentServer
AdminPExist
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
AdminPAccess
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
AdminPAccessLevel
AdminPAccess
AdminPCreateAccess
AdminPAccess
NamesAccess
NamesAccessLevel
NamesAccess
NamesDeleteAccess
NamesAccess
DeleteVerify
Verification
You have requested to delete the group
ListName"
. Do you wish to continue?
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DeleteVerify+
CurrentServer
AdminPExist
AdminPAccessLevel
AdminPCreateAccess
NamesAccessLevel
NamesDeleteAccess
synch
Immediate or via Administration Process?
By selecting 'Yes' the action you have requested will take place immediately, and affect all references to this Group in this Address Book. (NOTE: This may take awhile...)
synch
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
Completed Successfully
The group's name has been removed completely from this Address Book
Error
You have encountered an error. The group's name has not been removed completely. Please try again.
synch
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
Request Successful
Your request to delete this group name has been successfully submitted to the Administration Requests database.
Error
You have encountered an error. The request was not submitted properly. Please try again.
Cancelled
Action has been cancelled.
NamesAccessLevel
NamesDeleteAccess
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
Request Successful
Your request to delete this group name has been successfully submitted to the Administration Requests database.
Error
You have encountered an error. The request was not submitted properly. Please try again.
NamesAccessLevel
NamesDeleteAccess
Insufficient Access
You do not have sufficient access to perform the requested operation.
Insufficient Access
You do not have sufficient access to perform the requested operation.
Insufficient Access
You are not authorized to create requests in the Administration Requests database.
Admin Request Database Does Not Exist
The Administration Requests database cannot be found on the current server. Please contact your server administrator.
You are not authorized to add Person documents to this database.
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_Edit Person
Categori_ze
Delete Person
synch
0S0E
AdminFileName
admin4.nsf
CurrentServer
AdminPExist
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
AdminPAccess
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
AdminPAccessLevel
AdminPAccess
AdminPCreateAccess
AdminPAccess
NamesAccess
NamesAccessLevel
NamesAccess
NamesDeleteAccess
NamesAccess
DeleteVerify
Verification
You have requested to delete the person record for
FullName
. Do you wish to continue?
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DeleteVerify+
CurrentServer
AdminPExist
AdminPAccessLevel
AdminPCreateAccess
NamesAccessLevel
NamesDeleteAccess
synch
Immediate or via Administration Process?
By selecting 'Yes' the action you have requested will take place immediately, and affect all references to this Person in this Address Book. (NOTE: This may take awhile...)
synch
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
Completed Successfully
The user's name has been removed completely from this Address Book
Error
You have encountered an error. The user's name has not been removed completely. Please try again.
synch
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
Request Successful
Your request to delete this username has been successfully submitted to the Administration Requests database.
Error
You have encountered an error. The request was not submitted properly. Please try again.
Action Cancelled
Action has been cancelled.
NamesAccessLevel
NamesDeleteAccess
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
Request Successful
Your request to delete this username has been successfully submitted to the Administration Requests database.
Error
You have encountered an error. The request was not submitted properly. Please try again.
NamesAccessLevel
NamesDeleteAccess
Insufficient Access
You do not have sufficient access to perform the requested operation.
Insufficient Access
You do not have sufficient access to perform the requested operation.
Insufficient Access
You are not authorized to create requests in the Administration Requests Database.
Admin. Requests Database Does Not Exist
The Administration Requests database cannot be found on the current server. Please contact your server administrator.
Enter the user's first name(s) and nicknames, for example, John; Johnny. The People view of the Address Book displays the Last name followed by the First name to identify the user; for example, Smith, John. If you enter two or more names in the First name field, only the first entry you make shows up in the view.
First name:
FirstName
FirstNameFirst name(s) and nicknames - e.g. John; Johnny
Select the user's mail system. Default is Notes.
Mail system:
MailAddress
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MailSystem
Notes|1cc:Mail|2Other Internet Mail|5POP or IMAP|6X.400|4Other|3None|100
Enter the user's middle initial.
Middle initial:
MiddleInitial
MiddleInitialMiddle Initial with a trailing period (optional).
MailSystem
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Enter the domain name of the user's mail server.
Domain:
MailDomain^
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MailDomainDomain name of person's mail server.
Enter the user's last name, for example, Smith. The People view of the Address Book displays the Last name followed by the First name to identify the user; for example, Smith, John.
Last name:
LastName^
LastName
Last Name is required
LastNameLast name - e.g. Smith.
MailSystem
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Enter the hierarchical name of the server that stores the user's mail file; for example, Marketing/Acme.
Mail server:
MailSystem
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For cc:Mail, enter the name of the cc:Mail post office.
cc:Mail post office:
MailSystem
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Enter the X.400 server. The Notes X.400 MTA does not require this field.
X.400 foreign server:
MailSystem
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MailServer^
MailServerDistinguished name of person's mail server - e.g. Marketing
Enter the user's hierarchical name and any other variations, for example, Jon Smith/Sales/Acme; Jonathan M. Smith. You can use any of these names in the To field of Notes mail messages.
User name:
FullName^
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FullNameDistinguished name and aliases - e.g. Jon Smith/Sales/Acme; Jonathan M. Smith.
Enter the path for the user's mail file, for example, "MAIL\JSMITH." Default mail file name is the user's short name. The path for the mail file is relative to the server's data directory.
Mail file:
Enter the user's name as it appears in the cc:Mail post office.
cc:Mail user name:
MailFile^
MailFileMail file name - e.g. MAIL\JSMITH
ccMailUserName^
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ccMailUserName
MailSystem
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Enter user's short name used by a foreign mail system such as PROFS, X.400, or POP3. Standard Notes user registration automatically completes this field using the first character of the first name, followed by the last name, for example, jsmith. The short name is also the default for the mail file name and the user ID file name.
Short name:
MailSystem
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Enter the Notes mail user's or cc:Mail user's short name and/or Internet address. The SMTP MTA uses the first address that contains an @ sign, usually the second entry in this list. User registration automatically completes this field using the first character of the first name, followed by the last name, for example, jsmith. The short name is also the default for the mail file name and the user ID file name.
Short name and/or Internet address:
ShortNameShort username commonly used by a foreign mail system such as PROFS or the Internet.
Enter the user's complete mail address route, including the domain name(s); for example, John Smith@Acme@External. This address ensures proper mail routing between domains, especially if the user receives mail through a gateway server.
Forwarding address:
MailSystem
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Enter the Internet address for example, jsmith@acme.com. This applies only if you select Internet as the mail system. Include a gateway domain name if necessary.
Internet address:
Enter the user's X.400 address.
X.400 address:
MailSystem
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Enter the user's address in another mail system. Include a gateway domain name if necessary.
Other address:
Select whether the user is Local or Remote at the cc:Mail post office. Default is blank.
cc:Mail location:
MailSystem
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MailType
ForwardingAddress
MailType
ccMailUserName
AT "
ccMailPO"
MailType
ForwardingAddress
MailType
InternetAddress
OtherAddress
8R16S18R24R30R
MailAddressThe forwarding address, including domain names for this person. eg. John Smith @ Acme @ External
ccMailLocationSpecify whether the user is Local or Remote at the cc:Mail Post Office.
Enter the user's password for accessing the server from a Web browser, HTTP client, or POP3 client.
Internet password:
HTTPPassword
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MailSystem
HTTPPassword
You must enter an HTTP password if you are using a POP3 mail system.{
8S9S
HTTPPasswordEnter a password to be used when accessing Notes Server from a Web Browser or other HTTP Client
MailSystem
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Work
Home
Enter the user's job title.
Title:
JobTitleJob title(s).
Enter the user's street address.
Street address:
StreetAddressStreet address.
Enter the user's company name.
Company
CompanyNameCompany name.
Enter the city or town name.
City:
CityCity or town name.
Enter the user's department name.
Department:
DepartmentDepartment name(s).
Enter the state or province name.
State/province:
StateState or province name.
Enter the user's office location or mailstop.
Location:
LocationOffice location or mailstop.
Enter the ZIP or postal code.
Zip/postal code:
ZipEnter the ZIP or postal code.
Enter the user's manager's name.
Manager:
Manager
Enter the country.
Country:
CountryCountry where home is located.
Enter the user's office phone number.
Office phone:
OfficePhoneNumberOffice phone number.
Enter the user's home phone number.
Home phone:
PhoneNumberHome phone number.
Enter the user's office FAX number.
FAX phone:
OfficeFAXPhoneNumberOffice FAX phone number.
Enter the user's home FAX number.
FAX phone:
HomeFAXPhoneNumberHome FAX phone number.
Enter the user's cellular phone number.
Cell phone:
CellPhoneNumberCellular phone number.
Enter the user's spouse's name.
Spouse:
SpouseSpouse's name.
Pager number:
PhoneNumber_6Pager phone number.
Enter the user's children's names.
Children:
ChildrenChildren's name.
Enter the user's assistant's name.
Assistant:
AssistantAssistant's name.
Company
Information
Misc
Street address:
OfficeStreetAddress
Enter a short comment about the user.
Comment:
CommentShort comment about person.
City:
OfficeCity
Encrypt incoming mail upon delivery to the user's mail database. Default is No.
Encrypt incoming mail:
EncryptIncomingMailEncrypt incoming mail upon delivery to person's mail database.
Yes|1No|0
State/Province:
OfficeState
MailSystem
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Enter your organization's additional X.400 O/R attributes, excluding /C, /A, /P. Separate attributes from values using an = sign, and use either all forward or all back slashes; don't mix them. Complete this field if your organization's X.400 addressing requirements either are different from the user's short name or require Surname and/or Given name.
Other X.400 address:
x400Address
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x400AddressOther X.400 address for user to be used for incoming mail resolution.
Zip/postal code:
OfficeZIP
Enter the domain name for Notes mail users who use a different scheduling application. This field is used to redirect a user's free time queries to a different domain than where they receive their mail.
The certified public key for users with hierarchical names. This field is filled in automatically when you register the user.
Certified public key:
CertificatePerson's certified public key.
The public key for users with flat names. This field is filled in automatically when you register the user.
Public key:
PublicKeyPerson's public key.
X.509 certificate
UserCertificate
UserCertificate
6S7S
userCertificateDisplay
Present|1Not Available|0
Administration
Hierarchical name of user who created this document. The user can modify this document if he or she has Author access to this database.
Owners:
Owner
Enter the license type for this user. The default is Lotus Notes. User registration automatically completes this field. If you purchase a new license for the user, select the new license type.
Enter the hierarchical names of users with Author access who can edit this document. You can specify groups, roles (within square brackets [ ]), and wildcards (for example, */Sales/Acme). Separate multiple entries with commas.
Administrators:
LocalAdmin
Enter the name of the Setup Profile to use when the user runs Setup for the first time. You usually specify this during user reqistration.
Setup profile:
ProfilesEnter the name of the Setup Profile to be used when the user performs Setup for the first time.
Select Check Password to require the user to enter a password to authenticate with servers that have password checking enabled. Default is Don't check password. Select Lockout ID to prevent the user from accessing servers that have password checking enabled.
We recommend using the Administration Process to complete this field; to do this, choose Actions - Set Password in the Public Address Book.
Enter Yes to allow the user's name to be sent to foreign directories; for example, to a cc:Mail post office directory. Default is Yes, which means cc:Mail users can look up Notes users as if they were cc:Mail users and send mail to them. If you don't want cc:Mail users to send mail to a particular Notes user, you can change this setting to No for that one user.
Foreign directory sync allowed:
AvailableForDirSyncPerson entry is allowed to be sent to foreign directories, e.g. via directory synchronization gateways.
Yes|1No|0
Enter the number of days at which the user must provide a new password to authenticate with servers that require password checking. Default is 0, no password changes required. If the Required change interval is 1 or more, enter a grace period in the Grace period field on this form. We recommend using the Administration Process to complete this field; to do this, choose Actions - Set Password in the Public Address Book
Required change interval:
PasswordChangeInterval
You must enter a number for the 'Required change interval' field. Zero means no time limit.{
PasswordChangeInterval
The 'Required change interval' must be greater than 0.{
11S12S13S15S20SPasswordChangeInterval
Enter the user's network account name. The server and the Windows NT User Manager use this field to synchronize user accounts between Domino and Windows NT.
Network account name:
NetUserName
NetUserName
Enter the number of days after a required change interval that the user has to change the password. Default is 0, or unlimited time for password changes. A user who hasn't changed the password within a grace period is locked out from servers that require password checking. We recommend using the Administration Process to complete this field; to do this, choose Actions - Set Password in the Public Address Book.
Grace period:
PasswordGracePeriod
You must enter a number for the 'Grace period' field. Zero means no time limit.{
PasswordGracePeriod
The 'Grace period' must be greater than 0.{
11S12S13S15S20SPasswordGracePeriod
The record of the last password change date. This field is filled in automatically when the Administration Process generates a Change User Password in Address Book request.
Last change date:
PasswordChangeDate
PasswordChangeDate
The record of the user's password, stored as a digest, for this Person document. The user must provide a matching password to authenticate with servers that have password checking enabled. This field is filled in automatically when the Administration Process generates a Change User Password in Address Book request.
Password digest:
PasswordDigest
Pending indicates a request to change the user name. The information in this field expires after 21 days by default. The Administration Process fills in this field automatically after you choose Actions - Rename Person.
Run when upgrading to R4.0 in order to apply the new Name and Address Book delegation model. NOTE: If you fail to run this agent, existing users with Author and above access rights will no longer be able to compose documents.ECN=Rob Slapikoff/O=Iris4fL3
CN=Rob Slapikoff/O=IrisApply Delegation to All Selected EntriesRun after upgrading to R4.0 and you want to start applying the new delegation features to existing documents. Select the documents you wish to apply Delegation to and run this agent. NOTE: All documents created after you upgraded the template from V3 to V4 already have the new delegation features.303
Hierarchical name of server. The name is entered automatically during registration and consists of the server name specified during registration followed by the certifier name associated with the certifier ID used to register the server.
Server name:
size=20
ServerName
You must specify a server name{
3S4S6S11SServerNameDistinguished name of Notes server.
The Notes build the server is running. The Administration Process fills this in automatically.
Server build number:
ServerBuildNumber
ServerBuildNumberThe Notes build that the server is currently running.
Enter a descriptive name for server, for example, "Sales server at Newark." Default is blank. You can specify a title during server registration or later. The Server - Servers view of the Public Address Book displays this title.
Server title:
ServerTitleDescriptive name of server.
Specify who can administer the server. You do this during server registration, although you can modify this field later. Only people listed here can use the remote server console to issue commands to this server. Also, only these people can do the following using the administration control panel:
- Designate an administration server for databases
- Compact databases
- Create, update, and delete full text indexes
- Create, update, and delete directories and links
You can specify individual hierarchical names, groups, and wildcards (for example, */Sales/Acme). Separate multiple entries with commas.
Administrators:
AdministratorDistinquished names of people allowed to administer server.
Name of server's Notes domain. You specify the domain during server registration. The domain, by default, is the same as the organization certifier, but the two don't have to be the same.
Domain name:
Domain
The maximum length of a Domian name is 32 bytes.{
6S7S14SDomainName of server's Notes domain.
Select the routing tasks used by this server. Default is Mail Routing, meaning standard Notes mail routing. If this server runs a Notes MTA or gateway, select that gateway.
Routing tasks:
Mail Routing
TasksServer routing task names.
Mail Routing|Mail RoutingX400 Mail Routing|X400 Mail RoutingSMTP Mail Routing|SMTP Mail RoutingccMail Routing|ccMail Routing
Name of cluster to which this server belongs. Default is blank. Field shows a cluster name only if you add the server to a cluster by choosing Actions - Add to Cluster. The Administration Process on the administration server for the Public Address Book adds the cluster name to the Server document. You must purchase the Lotus Domino Advanced Services license to use clusters.
Cluster name:
ClusterName
ClusterNameEnter the name of the cluster that this server resided in.
Enter the phone number(s) to use to dial-in to this server. Default is blank. If the server has dial-in capability, users can look in the Server document or the Server - Servers view for the phone number(s) to use.
Server's phone number(s):
ServerPhoneNumber(Optional) If the server has dial-in capability, list of phone numbers.
Enter the path and file name for the Master Address Book used by directory assistance. Default is blank. The entry should be relative to the data directory. Complete the field by choosing Actions - Set Master Address Book Information (recommended) or entering the file name directly. If you choose the action, the Administration Process on the administration server for the Public Address Book adds the file name to the Server document. Directory assistance uses the Master Address Book to do efficient Public Address Book lookups in a multiple-domain environment.
Master address book name:
MasterAddressBookThe name of the Master Address Book on this server. It should be relative to the data directory.
Server Location Information
Server Location Information
Phone Dialing
Enter the prefix necessary to acquire an outside line. For example, enter 9 if at a hotel or office.
Prefix for outside line:
OutsideLineInput the prefix necessary to acquire an outside line. (ie. 9 if at a hotel or office)
Enter the calling card access phone number to use at this Location.
Calling card access number:
CallPreEnter the calling card access phone number you want to use at this Location.
Location
LocationType
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Enter the prefix for dialing to another country from this Location. For example, enter 011 from the United States using AT&T.
International prefix:
InternationalPrefixEnter the prefix for dialing to another country from this location. e.g. From the United States using AT&T, the prefix is 011.
Enter the calling card number to use at this Location. This is usually the embossed number on the front of your calling card.
Calling card number:
SuffixEnter the calling card number you want to use at this Location.
Enter the country code for the server at this location. For the United States, enter 1; for Great Britain, enter 44; for Italy, enter 39; and so on.
Country code at this location:
Country
Not yet implemented
This feature is not implemented in the version you are running.
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Dialing Rules...
Enter the prefix for dialing long distance from this Location. For example, enter 1 in the United States.
Long distance prefix:
LongDistancePrefixEnter the prefix for dialing long distance from this location. e.g. In the United States, the prefix is 1.
Enter the area code at this Location.
Area code at this location
AreaCodeInput
(Not recommended) Enter the minutes of inactivity after which a Microsoft Remote Access Service (RAS) connection terminates. You should usually leave this field blank so that the server terminates a RAS connection as soon as a session is over.
Remote LAN idle timeout:
RLANIdleTimeout
minutes
Additional Info
Servers
Select the time zone used at this location. You make an initial selection during setup.
Local time zone:
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TimeZoneChoose the correct time zone to be used at this Location.$
Greenwich Mean Time|0One hour west of GMT|1Two hours west of GMT|2Three hours west of GMT|3Newfoundland|3003Atlantic Standard Time|4Eastern Standard Time|5Central Standard Time|6Mountain Standard Time|7Pacific Standard Time|8Yukon Standard Time|99 1/2 hours west of GMT|3009Alaska-Hawaii Standard Time|10Bering Standard Time|11Twelve hours west of GMT|1212 3/4 hours east of GMT|-4512Twelve hours east of GMT|-1211 1/2 hours east of GMT|-301111 hours east of GMT|-1110 1/2 hours east of GMT|-301010 hours east of GMT|-109 1/2 hours east of GMT|-30099 hours east of GMT|-98 hours east of GMT|-87 hours east of GMT|-76 1/2 hours east of GMT|-30066 hours east of GMT|-65 3/4 hours east of GMT|-45055 1/2 hours east of GMT|-30055 hours east of GMT|-54 1/2 hours east of GMT|-30044 hours east of GMT|-43 1/2 hours east of GMT|-30033 hours east of GMT|-32 hours east of GMT|-2Central European Time|-1
Enter the name of the mail server used by the workstation at this server.
Mail server:
Server
ServerName
14SMailServerEnter the name of your mail/home server to be used at this Location.
Select whether daylight savings time is observed at this location. You make an initial selection during setup.
Daylight savings time:
Observed here
DSTChoose Observed here if at this location Daylight Savings time is observed.
Observed here|1Not observed here|0
Enter a default passthru server. Default is blank. Notes uses the default passthru server to attempt to access a server for which no other connection is defined.
Passthru server:
DefaultPassthruServerThis is generally the same as your home server.
Enter the hierarchical name of the server used as your InterNotes web server. Default is blank.
InterNotes server:
InterNotesEnter the name of the Notes server used as your Internet server. (InterNotes)
Network Configuration
Network Configuration
Enter the name of a port enabled on the server, for example SPX.
Port
Enter the name of the Notes network accessible on the associated port. You usually specify this when you register a server; the default network name is Network1. A Notes network is a group of servers that share a common protocol and have the same Notes network name. Servers within the same Notes network automatically route mail among themselves; they don't require Connection documents to do this.
Notes Network
Enter the network address of server port. Default is the common name of server. This field can be the name of a server or a more specific address, depending on the conventions of the network protocol.
Net Address
Enable or disable the port.
Enabled
size=6
Port_0
Enabled_0
A port name is required for enabled ports
3S4S5S6S7S8S10S15S
Port_0Port name (e.g. LAN0, LAN1)
size=18
NetName
NetName_0
1S2S
Index
0R1S2S
NetName
Network
Index
Network
Index
NetName
0R3S4S6S12S13S15S21S24S28S31S
NetName
NetName_0
1S2S
Enabled_0
NetName
Default Network
NetName
0R3S4S5S6S7S8S10S12S
NetName_0Name of Notes network accessible on port.
size=15
ServerName
8S11S13S16S18S
NetAddr
NetAddr_0
1S2S
Enabled_0
NetAddr
ServerName
NetAddr
0R3S4S5S6S7S8S10S18S21S23S26S28S32SNetAddr_0Network address of server's port.
size=9
Port_0
NetName_0
3S4S5S6S7S8S10S12S
Enabled_0Port enabled or disabled.
ENABLED | 1DISABLED | 0
size=6
Port_1
Enabled_1
A port name is required for enabled ports
3S4S5S6S7S8S10S15S
Port_1Port name (e.g. LAN0, LAN1)
size=18
NetName
NetName_1
1S2S
Index
0R1S2S
NetName
Network
Index
Network
Index
NetName
0R3S4S6S12S13S15S21S24S28S31S
NetName
NetName_1
1S2S
Enabled_1
NetName
Default Network
NetName
0R3S4S5S6S7S8S10S12S
NetName_1Name of Notes network accessible on port.
size=15
ServerName
8S11S13S16S18S
NetAddr
NetAddr_1
1S2S
Enabled_1
NetAddr
ServerName
NetAddr
0R3S4S5S6S7S8S10S18S21S23S26S28S32SNetAddr_1Network address of server's port.
size=9
Port_1
NetName_1
3S4S5S6S7S8S10S12S
Enabled_1Port enabled or disabled.
ENABLED | 1DISABLED | 0
size=6
Port_2
Enabled_2
A port name is required for enabled ports
3S4S5S6S7S8S10S15S
Port_2Port name (e.g. LAN0, LAN1)
size=18
NetName
NetName_2
1S2S
Index
0R1S2S
NetName
Network
Index
Network
Index
NetName
0R3S4S6S12S13S15S21S24S28S31S
NetName
NetName_2
1S2S
Enabled_2
NetName
Default Network
NetName
0R3S4S5S6S7S8S10S12S
NetName_2Name of Notes network accessible on port.
size=15
ServerName
8S11S13S16S18S
NetAddr
NetAddr_2
1S2S
Enabled_2
NetAddr
ServerName
NetAddr
0R3S4S5S6S7S8S10S18S21S23S26S28S32SNetAddr_2Network address of server's port.
size=9
Port_2
NetName_2
3S4S5S6S7S8S10S12S
Enabled_2Port enabled or disabled.
ENABLED | 1DISABLED | 0
size=6
Port_3
Enabled_3
A port name is required for enabled ports
3S4S5S6S7S8S10S15S
Port_3Port name (e.g. LAN0, LAN1)
size=18
NetName
NetName_3
1S2S
Index
0R1S2S
NetName
Network
Index
Network
Index
NetName
0R3S4S6S12S13S15S21S24S28S31S
NetName
NetName_3
1S2S
Enabled_3
NetName
Default Network
NetName
0R3S4S5S6S7S8S10S12S
NetName_3Name of Notes network accessible on port.
size=15
ServerName
8S11S13S16S18S
NetAddr
NetAddr_3
1S2S
Enabled_3
NetAddr
ServerName
NetAddr
0R3S4S5S6S7S8S10S18S21S23S26S28S32SNetAddr_3Network address of server's port.
size=9
Port_3
NetName_3
3S4S5S6S7S8S10S12S
Enabled_3Port enabled or disabled.
ENABLED | 1DISABLED | 0
size=6
Port_4
Enabled_4
A port name is required for enabled ports
3S4S5S6S7S8S10S15S
Port_4Port name (e.g. LAN0, LAN1)
size=18
NetName
NetName_4
1S2S
Index
0R1S2S
NetName
Network
Index
Network
Index
NetName
0R3S4S6S12S13S15S21S24S28S31S
NetName
NetName_4
1S2S
Enabled_4
NetName
Default Network
NetName
0R3S4S5S6S7S8S10S12S
NetName_4Name of Notes network accessible on port.
size=15
ServerName
8S11S13S16S18S
NetAddr
NetAddr_4
1S2S
Enabled_4
NetAddr
ServerName
NetAddr
0R3S4S5S6S7S8S10S18S21S23S26S28S32SNetAddr_4Network address of server's port.
size=9
Port_4
NetName_4
3S4S5S6S7S8S10S12S
Enabled_4Port enabled or disabled.
ENABLED | 1DISABLED | 0
size=6
Port_4
Enabled_4
A port name is required for enabled ports
3S4S5S6S7S8S10S15S
Port_5Port name (e.g. LAN0, LAN1)
size=18
NetName
NetName_5
1S2S
Index
0R1S2S
NetName
Network
Index
Network
Index
NetName
0R3S4S6S12S13S15S21S24S28S31S
NetName
NetName_4
1S2S
Enabled_4
NetName
Default Network
NetName
0R3S4S5S6S7S8S10S12S
NetName_5Name of Notes network accessible on port.
size=15
ServerName
8S11S13S16S18S
NetAddr
NetAddr_4
1S2S
Enabled_4
NetAddr
ServerName
NetAddr
0R3S4S5S6S7S8S10S18S21S23S26S28S32SNetAddr_5Network address of server's port.
size=9
Port_5
NetName_5
3S4S5S6S7S8S10S12S
Enabled_5Port enabled or disabled.
ENABLED | 1DISABLED | 0
size=6
Port_4
Enabled_4
A port name is required for enabled ports
3S4S5S6S7S8S10S15S
Port_6Port name (e.g. LAN0, LAN1)
size=18
NetName
NetName_6
1S2S
Index
0R1S2S
NetName
Network
Index
Network
Index
NetName
0R3S4S6S12S13S15S21S24S28S31S
NetName
NetName_4
1S2S
Enabled_4
NetName
Default Network
NetName
0R3S4S5S6S7S8S10S12S
NetName_6Name of Notes network accessible on port.
size=15
ServerName
8S11S13S16S18S
NetAddr
NetAddr_4
1S2S
Enabled_4
NetAddr
ServerName
NetAddr
0R3S4S5S6S7S8S10S18S21S23S26S28S32SNetAddr_6Network address of server's port.
size=9
Port_6
NetName_6
3S4S5S6S7S8S10S12S
Enabled_6Port enabled or disabled.
ENABLED | 1DISABLED | 0
size=6
Port_4
Enabled_4
A port name is required for enabled ports
3S4S5S6S7S8S10S15S
Port_7Port name (e.g. LAN0, LAN1)
size=18
NetName
NetName_7
1S2S
Index
0R1S2S
NetName
Network
Index
Network
Index
NetName
0R3S4S6S12S13S15S21S24S28S31S
NetName
NetName_4
1S2S
Enabled_4
NetName
Default Network
NetName
0R3S4S5S6S7S8S10S12S
NetName_7Name of Notes network accessible on port.
size=15
ServerName
8S11S13S16S18S
NetAddr
NetAddr_4
1S2S
Enabled_4
NetAddr
ServerName
NetAddr
0R3S4S5S6S7S8S10S18S21S23S26S28S32SNetAddr_7Network address of server's port.
size=9
Port_7
NetName_7
3S4S5S6S7S8S10S12S
Enabled_7Port enabled or disabled.
ENABLED | 1DISABLED | 0
EnabledList:
Enabled_0
Enabled_1
Enabled_2
Enabled_3
Enabled_4
Enabled_5
Enabled_6
Enabled_7
1S2S3S4S5S6S7S8S
EnabledList
Active Ports:
AllPorts
Port_0
Port_1
Port_2
Port_3
Port_4
Port_5
Port_6
Port_7
1S2S3S4S5S6S7S8S9S10S11S12S13S14S15S16S
Get list of enabled ports. Unlikely characters prevent us from getting ports with 1 in name.
0R1S
EnabledList
AllPorts"
1#%$`
0R5S6S7S8S10SPortsList of enabled ports
Network names:
AllNetNames
NetName_0
NetName_1
NetName_2
NetName_3
NetName_4
NetName_5
NetName_6
NetName_7
1S2S3S4S5S6S7S8S9S10S11S12S13S14S15S16S
Get net names for enabled ports. Unlikely characters prevent us from getting names containing 1.
0R1S
EnabledList
AllNetNames
1#%$`
0R5S6S7S8S10SNetworkList of networks for enabled ports
Network addresses:
AllNetAddresses
NetAddr_0
NetAddr_1
NetAddr_2
NetAddr_3
NetAddr_4
NetAddr_5
NetAddr_6
NetAddr_7
1S2S3S4S5S6S7S8S9S10S11S12S13S14S15S16S
Get list of enabled addresses. Unlikely characters prevent us from getting addresses with 1 in name.
0R1S
EnabledList
AllNetAddresses
1#%$`
0R5S6S7S8S10SNetAddressesList of network addresses for enabled ports
Proxy Configuration
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Proxy Configuration
Proxy Configuration
If you are using a proxy server for internet access from this server, enter the domain name or IP address of your HTTP proxy server here in the form of hostname:port address. Usually this field is required only for servers connecting to the Internet from your organization's local area network. Please consult your Internet system administrator if you need help setting this field.
HTTP proxy:
http://
Proxy_HTTPEnter the domain name or IP address of your HTTP proxy server.
If you are using a proxy server for internet access from this server, enter the domain name or IP address of your FTP proxy server here in the form of hostname:port address. Usually this field is required only for servers connecting to the Internet from your organization's local area network. Please consult your Internet system administrator if you need help setting this field.
FTP proxy:
http://
Proxy_FTPEnter the domain name or IP address of your FTP proxy server.
If you are using a proxy server for internet access from this server, enter the domain name or IP address of your Gopher proxy server here in the form of hostname:port address. Usually this field is required only for servers connecting to the Internet from your organization's local area network. Please consult your Internet system administrator if you need help setting this field.
Gopher proxy:
http://
Proxy_GopherEnter the domain name or IP address of your Gopher proxy server.
If you are using a proxy server for internet access from this server, enter the domain name or IP address of your Security proxy server here in the form of hostname:port address. Usually this field is required only for servers connecting to the Internet from your organization's local area network. Please consult your Internet system administrator if you need help setting this field.
SSL Security proxy:
http://
Proxy_SSLEnter the domain name or IP address of your SSL security proxy server.
If you are using a HTTP proxy server for internet access from this server, and wish to use Notes protocols on the Internet (e.g. Replication), enter the domain name or IP address of your HTTP proxy server here in the form of hostname:port address. This field is required only for servers on your organization's local area network who wish to communicate with other Notes servers on the Internet. This feature requires that your HTTP proxy server support the HTTP Connect method. Please consult your Internet system administrator if you need help setting this field.
Notes RPC proxy:
http://
Proxy_NotesHTTPEnter the domain name or IP address of your HTTP proxy server.
If you are using a SOCKS proxy server for internet access from this server, enter the domain name or IP address of your SOCKS proxy server here in the form of hostname:port address. Usually this field is required only for servers connecting to the Internet from your organization's local area network. Please consult your Internet system administrator if you need help setting this field.
SOCKs proxy
Proxy_SOCKsEnter the domain name or IP address of your SOCKS proxy server.
If you are using a proxy server for internet access and you DO NOT wish this server to also use the proxy to connect to servers on your organization's local area network, enter the domain name, host name or IP address of those servers on your local area network. A '*' may be uses as a wild-card. The following are valid entries (e.g. acme.com, server.acme.com, 139.42.94.219, *.acme.com). All proxies share the NoProxy field. Usually this field is required only for servers on your organization's local area network connecting to the Internet via a proxy as well as server on your organization's local area network. Please consult your Internet system administrator if you need help setting this field.
No proxy for these hosts and domains
No_ProxyEnter the domain name, host name or IP address of those servers on your LAN that you DO NOT want to connect to via the proxy server.
Security
curity
Security Settings
Select Yes to require that public keys on client IDs match those stored in the Public Address Book. Default is No. If you select Yes, only clients with public keys that match those in the Public Address Book can authenticate with the server. This helps prevent unauthorized use of IDs. For example, if an unauthorized person copies an ID and the owner changes the public key on the original as a result, select Yes to prevent the unauthorized user with the original ID and public key from authenticating. This feature also prevents someone not listed in the Public Address Book from authenticating, for example, someone from another organization or someone who has left the company.
Compare Notes public keys against those stored in Address Bo
WhiteListChoose Yes if you want to enable public key comparisons during authentication, otherwise choose No.
Yes|1No|0
Select Yes to allow server access to Notes clients that are not properly certified. Default is No. If you select Yes and there are entries in the Access Server field in the Restrictions section of the Server document, add the entry "Anonymous" to that field so that uncertified Notes clients can access the server; don't do this if the Access Server field is blank.
Add the entry "Anonymous" to database access control lists to control the level of access uncertified Notes clients have to databases. If there is no "Anonymous" entry, uncertified Notes clients have the -Default- access.
Allow anonymous Notes connections:
AnonymousAccessChoose Yes if you want users who cannot be authenticated due to lack of proper certification to access the server anyway.
Yes|1No|0
Select Enabled to require this server to check for correct Notes passwords during authentication. Default is Disabled. This feature helps prevent an unauthorized user holding an ID with an obsolete password from authenticating with the server. You must also enable password checking in Person documents for this to work. If enabled, the server verifies that the passwords on the IDs of users authenticating with the server are the most recent ones as recorded in Person documents. If you require password changes at certain intervals (selected when you configure Person documents for password checking), the server also checks that passwords haven't expired.
Check passwords on Notes IDs:
ServerCheckPasswords
Enabled|1Disabled|0
Restrictions
Restrictions
Server Access
Who can -
Passthru Use
Who can -
Select Yes to allow only people who have Person documents in the Public Address Book to access this server. Default is No. Use this to deny access to people from other organizations.This also denies access to all servers, even those with Server documents in the Public Address Book. If you select Yes, to give access to any servers, add their names, individually or as a group (for example, LocalDomainServers) to the Access server field.
Only allow server access to users listed in this Address Book
AllowAccess
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AddressBookAccessChoose Yes if you want only those people who have person records to be allowed to access this server.
Yes|1No|0
Select names of users, servers, and groups who can access this server as a passthru destination. The default (blank) means this server is not a destination server for passthru. To provide this access to all users and servers, even ones not listed in the Public Address Book, enter an asterisk (*). Names entered must also have overall server access (controlled by the "Access server" and "Not access server" fields); a user denied overall server access can't be given access in this field. Separate multiple names with commas or semicolons. To specify all members of a branch of a hierarchical name tree, enter a wildcard (*) followed by a forward slash and certifier name; for example, */Sales/Acme.
Access this server:
PTAccessPeople, servers, and groups allowed reach this server via passthru routing; none allows no one.
Select names of users, servers, and groups allowed to access the server. Default (blank) means all certified users and servers can access the server except any listed in the "Not access server" field. Separate multiple names with commas or semicolons. To specify all members of a branch of a hierarchical name tree, enter a wildcard (*) followed by a forward slash and certifier name; for example, */Sales/Acme.
Access server:
AllowAccess
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AccessServerInputPeople, servers, and groups allowed to access server; none allows all.
SaveAddressBookAccess
AddressBookAccess
0S0E
SaveAccessServerInput
AccessServerInput
AddressBookAccess
0R1S
AccessServerInput
0R1S
UseAddressBook
SaveAddressBookAccess
UseAddressBook
SaveAccessServerInput
AllowAccessPeople, servers, and groups allowed to access server; none allows all.
Select names of users, servers, and groups who can "pass through" this server to a destination server. The default (blank) means this server is not a passthru server.
You can deny users and servers general access to this server (controlled by the "Access server" and "Not access server" fields) but still include their names in this field to allow them to pass through this server to a destination server.
To provide access to all users and servers, even ones not listed in the Public Address Book, enter an asterisk (*). Separate multiple names with commas or semicolons. To specify all members of a branch of a hierarchical name tree, enter a wildcard (*) followed by a forward slash and certifier name; for example, */Sales/Acme.
Route through:
PTClientsPeople, servers, and groups allowed to route through this server; none allows no one.
Select names of users, servers, or groups access to the server. Default (blank) means no names are denied access. You can also use the Access server field to deny access; entering names in the Access server field automatically denies access to those not listed in the field. Separate multiple names with commas or semicolons. To specify all members of a branch of a hierarchical name tree, enter a wildcard (*) followed by a forward slash and certifier name; for example */Sales/Acme.
Not access server:
DenyAccessPeople, servers, and groups NOT allowed to access server; none denies no one.
Select the names of users, servers, and groups who can cause this passthru server to place a phone call to a destination server. The default (blank) means no calling is allowed. For example, if a server replicator on another server uses the modem on this server to "pass through" to a destination server, enter the name of the server running the replicator. Complete this field only if you've designated this server as a passthru server by completing the "Route through" field.
Cause calling:
PTCallersPeople, servers, and groups allowed to "call" other servers while routing through this server; none allows no one.
Select names of users, servers, and groups allowed to create new databases on the server. Default (blank) means all users allowed to access the server can create new databases on it. Names you select must have access to the server. Separate multiple names with commas or semicolons. To specify all members of a branch of a hierarchical name tree, enter a wildcard (*) followed by a forward slash and certifier name; for example, */Sales/Acme.
Create new databases:
CreateAccessPeople, servers, and groups allowed to create new databases on the server; none allows all.
Select the names of servers that clients can access through this passthru server. Default (blank) means clients can use this server to "pass through" to all servers configured as passthru destinations.
Complete this field only if you've designated this server as a passthru server by completing the "Route through" field above.
The servers you select must be configured as passthru destinations--their server documents must have at least one entry in the "Access this server" field in the "Passthru Use Who can" section.
Destinations allowed:
PTTargetsRemote servers which this server may route to via Passthru; none means all servers may be routed to.
Select names of users, servers, and groups allowed to create replica databases on the server. Default (blank) means no one can create replicas databases. Names you select must have access to the server. Separate multiple names with commas or semicolons. To specify all members of a branch of a hierarchical name tree, enter a wildcard (*) followed by a forward slash and certifier name; for example, */Sales/Acme.
Create replica databases:
ReplicaAccessPeople, servers, and groups allowed to create replica databases on the server; none allows no one.
Administer the server from a browser:
BrowserAdminAccess
Agent Manager
Agent Manager
Agent Restrictions
Who can -
Parameters
Select the names of users and groups who can run personal agents on the server. The default (blank) means anyone can run personal agents. Users must have "Create personal agents" access to a database to create personal agents on it.
Run personal agents:
PrivateList
The maximum number of characters you can have in the Run personal agents field is 255. You can create a group and reference it in this field to get around this limit.
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PrivateListPeople and groups allowed to execute personal agents on server; none allows all.
Enter the time that the Agent Manager's agent cache will be updated. e.g. 12:00 AM
Enter a time to update the Agent Manager's agent cache. Default is 12:00 AM. The cache contains a list of agents that can run during the current day so the Agent Manager can quickly access them.
Refresh agent cache:
ReloadTimeEnter the time that the Agent Manager's agent cache will be updated.
Select the names of users who can run LotusScript/Java agents that use a subset of LotusScript or Java features. The default (blank) means no users can run LotusScript or Java agents except users allowed to run unrestricted LotusScript/Java agents (see field below). Users with this restricted access have limited access to the system; for example, they can't run LotusScript or Java agents that manipulate system time, file I/O, and operating system commands.
Run restricted LotusScript/Java agents:
RestrictedList
The maximum number of characters you can have in the Run restricted LotusScript agents field is 255. You can create a group and reference it in this field to get around this limit.
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RestrictedListPeople and groups allowed to execute restricted agents on server; none denies all.
Select the names of users who can run LotusScript/Java agents without restrictions. The default (blank) means no users can do this. Users with this access can run any LotusScript or Java agent, even ones that can access the system by manipulating system time, file I/O, and operating system commands.
Run unrestricted LotusScript/Java agents:
UnrestrictedList
The maximum number of characters you can have in the Run unrestriced LotusScript agents field is 255. You can create a group and reference it in this field to get around this limit.{
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UnrestrictedListPeople and groups allowed to execute unrestricted agents; none denies all.
List of users allowed to run private agents on the server. A blank field indicates all users may run private agents.
Daytime Parameters
This section describes the period of time during the day or evening where you expect your system to be under lighter loads in relation to the number of users which are using this server. You would use these settings to maximize the resources agents can use.
Nighttime
Parameters
Enter the time of day to start the period of daytime agent executions. Default is 8:00 AM. Agents that run between this time and the end time run according to selections in the other daytime parameter fields.
Start time:
StartTimeTime of day to start agent executions.
Enter the time of day to start the period of nighttime agent executions. Default is 8:00 PM. Agents that run between this time and the end time run according to selections in the other nighttime parameter fields.
Start time:
MaxStartTimeTime of day to start agent executions.
Enter the time of day to end the period of daytime agent executions. Default is 8:00 PM. Agents that run between the start time and this time run according to selections in the other daytime parameter fields.
End time:
EndTimeTime of day to cease agent executions.
Enter the time of day to end the period of nighttime agent executions. Default is 8:00 AM. Agents that run between the start time and this time run according to selections in the other nighttime parameter fields.
End time:
MaxEndTimeTime of day to cease agent executions.
Enter the number of agents that can run concurrently during the specified daytime period. Default is 1. The higher this value, the fewer the resources that may be available for other server processes.
Max concurrent agents:
ConcurrentAgents
You have entered a number less than 1. The maximum number of concurrent agents must be between 1 and 10.
ConcurrentAgents
You have entered a number greater than 10. The maximum number of concurrent agents must be between 1 and 10.
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ConcurrentAgentsNumber of agents that may execute concurrently.
Enter the number of agents that can run concurrently during the specified nighttime period. Default is 2. The higher this value, the fewer the resources that may be available for other server processes.
Max concurrent agents:
MaxConcurrentAgents
You have entered a number less than 1. The maximum number of concurrent agents must be between 1 and 10.
MaxConcurrentAgents
You have entered a number greater than 10. The maximum number of concurrent agents must be between 1 and 10.
0S0E
MaxConcurrentAgentsNumber of agents that may execute concurrently.
Enter the maximum number of minutes a LotusScript agent can run during the specified daytime period. Default is 10. If a LotusScript agent doesn't complete within this limit, the Agent Manager terminates it. If this occurs, you can increase this value. However, setting this to a high value, for example 60 minutes, can consume excessive system resources if an agent contains a coding error that causes a looping condition.
Max LotusScript/Java execution time:
MaxExecution
You have entered a number less than 0. The maximum LotusScript execution time must be 0 or above.{
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MaxExecutionMaximum number of minutes an agent will be allowed to run.
minutes
Enter the maximum number of minutes a LotusScript agent can run during the specified nighttime period. Default is 15. If a LotusScript agent doesn't complete within this limit, the Agent Manager terminates it. If this occurs, you can increase this value. However, setting this to a high value, for example 60 minutes, can consume excessive system resources if an agent contains a coding error that causes a looping condition.
Max LotusScript/Java execution time
MaxMaxExecution
You have entered a number less than 0. The maximum LotusScript execution time must be 0 or above.{
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MaxMaxExecutionMaximum number of minutes an agent will be allowed to run.
minutes
The total time for all agents run during polling period divided by the total elapsed time since the begining of polling period determines what the percentage of time agents have consumed.
This threshold is the maximum percentage of time the agent manager executive can spend running agents.
If the percentage of time is exceeded, a delay will occur before running the next agent.
Once the percentage falls below the threshold, the agent manager executive will resume processing agents.
Max % busy before delay:
PercentTime
You must enter number between 0 and 90 for the % of polling period before a delay.{
PercentTime
You have entered a number less than 0. The % of polling period before a delay must between 0 and 90.
PercentTime
You have entered a number greater than 90. The % of polling period before a delay must between 0 and 90.{
29SPercentTimeThis threshold is the maximum percentage of time the agent manager executive can spend running agents.
Enter the percentage of time during the polling period which the execution of agents can consume.
The percentage is determined by taking the total time for all agents run during polling period (Start time - End time) divided by the total elapsed time since the Start time, determines what the percentage of time agents have consumed.
Once the percentage is below the threshold, agents will resume running.
This threshold is the maximum percentage of time the agent manager executive can spend running agents.
If the percentage of time is exceeded, a delay will occur before running the next agent.
Once the percentage falls below the threshold, the agent manager executive will resume processing agents.
Max % busy before delay:
MaxPercentTime
You must enter number between 0 and 90 for the % of polling period before a delay.{
MaxPercentTime
You have entered a number less than 0. The % of polling period before a delay must between 0 and 90.
MaxPercentTime
You have entered a number greater than 90. The % of polling period before a delay must between 0 and 90.{
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MaxPercentTimeThis threshold is the maximum percentage of time the agent manager executive can spend running agents.
Administration Process
Administration Process
Basics
Mailfile Deletion Interval
Enter the maximum number of threads the Administration Process can use to process requests. Default is 3. If your server is a multiprocessor system you can increase the number of threads to improve Administration Process performance.
Maximum number of threads:
AdminPMaxThreads
AdminPMaxThreads
The maximum number of threads must be between 3 and 10.
5S6S
AdminPMaxThreadsThe maximum number of threads the Administration Process will use.
Enter the number of days to delay deletion of a mail file that uses shared mail. Default is 14 days (although the field is blank and doesn't reflect this). The delay you specify gives the Object Collect task time to purge any obsolete messages associated with the mail file from the shared mail database.
Interval between purging mail file and deleting when using object store:
AdminPMailfileDelInt
day(s)
Normal Request Settings
Delayed Request Settings
Enter an interval in minutes to specify when the Administration Process carries out the requests scheduled according to this field. The Administration Process looks for an entry in this field, and if the field is blank, it looks for an AdminPInterval NOTES.INI setting to determine the interval. If it doesn't find a value in this field or an AdminPInterval setting, it uses 60 minutes as the interval.
Interval:o
AdminPInterval
minutes
Enter the day(s) of the week that the Administration Process can update Author and Reader fields in databases. Default is Sunday. This field is used with the "Start executing at" field.
Start executing on:
AdminPWeekDaysDays of week - e.g. Mon, Tue, Wed
Sun | 1Mon | 2Tue | 3Wed | 4Thu | 5Fri | 6Sat | 7
day(s)
Enter the time of day when the Administration Process updates Person documents in the Public Address Book. The Administration Process looks for an entry in this field, and if the field is blank, it looks for an AdminPModifyPersonDocumentsAt NOTES.INI setting to determine the time. If it doesn't find a value in this field or an AdminPModifyPersonDocumentsAt setting, it uses 12:00 AM as the time. Since it can be time consuming to update Person documents, specify a time when the server isn't busy.
Execute once a day requests at:
AdminPDailyTime
Enter a time of day when the Administration Process can update Author and Reader fields in databases. Default time is 12:00 AM (although the field by default is blank and doesn't reflect this).To select the days of the week this occurs, use the "Start executing on" field.
Start executing at:
AdminPDelayedTime
Web Retriever Administration
Web Retriever Administration
Web Retriever
Management
Internet Site Access Control
File name for the Web Navigator database. Default is WEB.NSF. The Web server task automatically creates this database.
Web Navigator database:
web.nsf
WebDbName
Specify the Internet sites that users can access. This field works with the "Deny access to these Internet sites" field. The default asterisk (*) means users can access all sites except any listed in the "Deny access to these Internet sites" field.
You can enter a site name or an IP address. Use a site name when possible to avoid requiring the Web Navigator to resolve the name using a Domain Name System (DNS) lookup.
You can use one wildcard (*) per entry. For example, you can enter *.com to allow access to any site that ends with .com. A more specific reference overrides a less specific one. For example, if you enter www.*.com in the "Deny Access to these Internet sites" field and www.ibm.com in this field, users can access www.ibm.com but not sites like www.lotus.com. If you have identical site references in this field and in the "Deny access..." field, this field overrides the "Deny access..." field.
Allow access to these Internet sites:
WebAllowList of allowed servers/sites (assumes * on allow list)
Select the Internet services users can access through this InterNotes server. The default services are HTTP, FTP, and Gopher.
Services:
HTTP, FTP, GOPHER
WebServicesSelect all the Internet retreival services allowed on this server
FTPGOPHERHTTPHTTPSFinger
Specify the Internet sites that users cannot access. Default is blank (no sites are denied access.) This field works with the "Allow access to these Internet sites" field.
You can enter a site name or an IP address. Use a site name when possible to avoid requiring the Web Navigator to resolve the name using a Domain Name System (DNS) lookup.
You can use one wildcard (*) per entry. For example, you can enter *.com to deny access to any site that ends with .com. A more specific reference overrides a less specific one. For example, if you enter www.*.com in this field and www.ibm.com in the "Allow access to these Internet sites" field, users can access www.ibm.com but not sites like www.lotus.com. If you have identical site references in this field and in the "Allow access..." field, the "Allow access..." field overrides this one.
Deny access to these Internet sites
WebDenyList of restricted servers/sites
Enter the maximum number of users that can use the Web Navigator database at the same time. Default is 25. If access is slow because the number of users attempting to retrieve pages is greater than the number in this field, increase this number.
Concurrent retrievers:
WebRetrievers
You must enter a valid number for Concurrent retrievers.{
WebRetrievers
You must enter more than 0 concurrent retrievers.
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WebRetrieversThe maximum number of concurrent Web retriever threads/processes permitted at one time.
Specify to what extent the Web Retriever on this server sends messages to the Notes Log (LOG.NSF). Default is None. Select Terse to send a minimal number of messages or Verbose to send all messages.
Retriever log level:
WebLogLevelSpecify the log level of messages logged to LOG.NSF by the Web Retriever.
None|0Terse|1Verbose|2
Select how often the server checks that pages in the Web Navigator database are up-to-date. Default is Never. Select "Once per session" to check once per user session with the Web Navigator or "Every time" to check each time somebody opens a page in the database.
Update cache:
WebUpdateCache
Never|0Once per session|1Every time|2
Select Yes to allow users to access Internet servers that do do not share a certificate with you and that use SSL (Secure Sockets Layer). Default is No, do not accept SSL site certificates. If you select Yes (and you've added a certificate from a Certificate Authority to the Public Address Book), then when you open secure pages, these servers send a certificate. This certificate is stored in the Public Address Book of the InterNotes server under the Internet Cross Certificates category of the Server - Certificates view.
Accept SSL site certificates:
SSLSiteCerts
Yes|1No|0
Enter the mail routing domain used for a Lotus SMTP Mail Gateway. Default is blank. Use this field only if your site uses the Lotus SMTP Mail Gateway; it's not necessary if you use the Lotus Notes SMTP/MIME MTA rather than the gateway. Enter the foreign domain of the gateway so when users click a mailto URL on a Web page and create a mail message, Notes appends this domain name to the Internet address for the users.
SMTP Domain:
SMTP_DomainEnter the mail routing domain used for an SMTP mail gateway
Internet Port and Security Configuration
SSL settings
Enter the name of the SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) key ring the Domino Web server uses for encryption activities. Default is keyfile.kyr.
SSL key file:
keyfile.kyr
HTTP_SSLKeyFile
WebLocation
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Choose the SSL protocol version that you want to connect with.
V2.0 only - Uses SSL V2.0 handshake and protocol only
V3.0 handshake - Uses SSL V3.0 handshake and negotiated protocol
V3.0 only - Uses SSL V3.0 handshake and protocol only
V3.0 with V2.0 handshake - Uses SSL V2.0 handshake with negotiated protocol
Negotiated - allow SSL to determine handshake and protocol
NOTE: This option does not apply to the HTTP server
SSL protocol version (for use with all protocols except HTTP):
SSLProtocolVersion
V2.0 only|1V3.0 handshake|2V3.0 only|3V3.0 with V2.0 handshake|4Negotiated|0
Choose Yes to force SSL to accept remote certificates which have expired.
Choose No to enforce certificate expiration dates.
Accept expired SSL certificates:
SSLExpiredCerts
Yes|1No|0
(HTTP/HTTPS)
Directory
(LDAP)
(NNTP)
(IMAP)
(POP)
Enter the TCP/IP Port number to use for each protocol.
TCP/IP port number:
size=6
HTTP_Port
size=6
LDAP_Port
size=6
NNTP_Port
size=6
IMAP_Port
size=6
POP3_Port
Choose whether the TCP/IP Port is enabled or disabled. For some protocols a third option of redirecting clients to the SSL port may also be available.
TCP/IP port status:
HTTP_NormalMode
HTTP_TCPNP
HTTP_AllowAnonymous
If you Enable the TCP Port for HTTP, you must choose Yes for at least one of the Authentication options.{
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Enabled|1Disabled|0Redirect to SSL|2
LDAP_PortStatus
LDAP_TCPNP
LDAP_AllowAnonymous
If you Enable the TCP Port for LDAP, you must choose Yes for at least one of the Authentication options.{
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LDAP_PortStatus
Enabled|1Disabled|0Redirect to SSL|2
NNTP_PortStatus
NNTP_TCPNP
NNTP_AllowAnonymous
If you Enable the TCP Port for NNTP, you must choose Yes for at least one of the Authentication options.{
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NNTP_PortStatus
Enabled|1Disabled|0
IMAP_PortStatus
Enabled|1Disabled|0Redirect to SSL|2
POP3_PortStatus
Enabled|1Disabled|0
Authentication options:
Choose Yes if you want to allow Name and Password for authentication for clients connecting over TCP/IP.
Name & password:
HTTP_TCPNP
Yes|1No|0
LDAP_TCPNP
Yes|1No|0
NNTP_TCPNP
Yes|1No|0
IMAP_PortStatus
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IMAP_TCPNP
Yes|1No|0
POP3_PortStatus
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POP3_TCPNP
Yes|1
Choose Yes if you want to allow anonymous connections over TCP/IP.
Anonymous:
HTTP_AllowAnonymous
Yes|1No|0
LDAP_AllowAnonymous
Yes|1No|0
NNTP_TCPAnonymous
Yes|1No|0
Enter the SSL Port number for each of the protocols.
SSL port number:
size=6
HTTP_SSLPort
size=6
LDAP_SSLPort
size=6
NNTP_SSLPort
size=6
IMAP_SSLPort
size=6
POP3_SSLPort
Choose whether the SSL Port is enabled or disabled.
SSL port status:
HTTP_SSLMode
HTTP_SSLCert
HTTP_SSLNP
HTTP_SSLAnonymous
If you Enable the SSL Port for HTTP, you must choose Yes for at least one of the Authentication options.{
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HTTP_SSLMode
Enabled|1Disabled|0
LDAP_SSLStatus
LDAP_SSLCert
LDAP_SSLNP
LDAP_SSLAnonymous
If you Enable the SSL Port for LDAP, you must choose Yes for at least one of the Authentication options.{
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LDAP_SSLStatus
Enabled|1Disabled|0
NNTP_SSLStatus
NNTP_SSLCert
NNTP_SSLNP
NNTP_SSLAnonymous
If you Enable the SSL Port for NNTP, you must choose Yes for at least one of the Authentication options.{
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NNTP_SSLStatus
Enabled|1Disabled|0
IMAP_SSLStatus
IMAP_SSLCert
IMAP_SSLNP
If you Enable the SSL Port for IMAP, you must choose Yes for at least one of the Authentication options.{
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IMAP_SSLStatus
Enabled|1Disabled|0
POP3_SSLStatus
POP3_SSLCert
POP3_SSLNP
If you Enable the SSL Port for POP3, you must choose Yes for at least one of the Authentication options.{
POP3_SSLStatus
POP3_PortStatus
You can only enable either the TCP port OR the SSL port for the POP3 server.{
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Enabled|1Disabled|0
Authentication options:
Choose Yes if you want to allow the use of X.509 client certificates for authentication. Choose No if you do not want to allow X.509 client certificates.
For protocol specific information see the Administrator's Guide.
Client certificate:
HTTP_SSLCert
Yes|1No|0
LDAP_SSLCert
Yes|1No|0
NNTP_SSLCert
Yes|1No|0
IMAP_SSLCert
Yes|1No|0
POP3_SSLCert
Yes|1No|0
Choose Yes if you want to allow the use of Name and Password for authentication.
For protocol specific information see the Administrator's Guide.
Name & password:
HTTP_SSLNP
Yes|1No|0
LDAP_SSLNP
Yes|1No|0
NNTP_SSLNP
Yes|1No|0
IMAP_SSLNP
Yes|1No|0
POP3_SSLNP
Yes|1No|0
Choose Yes if you want to allow anonymous connections over SSL.
Anonymous:
HTTP_SSLAnonymous
Yes|1No|0
LDAP_SSLAnonymous
Yes|1No|0
NNTP_SSLAnonymous
Yes|1No|0
HTTP Server
Basics
Mapping
Enter the fully qualified host name of the computer on which you installed the Domino Web server. Default is blank. This can be a host name as registered by a DNS (Domain Name System) (for example host1.acme.com) or the server IP address (for example 123.110.200.203). If the field is blank, Domino uses the host name specified in the operating system's TCP/IP stack; with Windows NT, you can verify this name by looking at the TCP settings on the Network Configuration tab of the Control Panel.
Host name:
HTTP_HostName
HTTP_BindToHostName
You must supply a host name if bind to host name is enabled.{
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HTTP_HostNameReturned to browser. Should exist in DNS. Blank indicates use platform's host name
Enter the URL for the About document, navigator, or database you want Domino to return when users enter a site name without specifying an explicit directory or page name (for example, http://domino.lotus.com).
If you do not specify a URL, the default /?Open displays a list of databases on the server.
If you use an HTML file as a home page, leave this field blank and enter the HTML file name in the "Default home page" field in the HTTP Basics section instead.
Home URL:
/?Open
HTTP_HomeURLURL to execute when visiting server
Bind to host name:
HTTP_BindToHostName
Enabled|1Disabled|0
Enter the directory for HTML files. Default is domino\html. The directory is relative to the Notes data directory unless you enter a full path.
HTML directory:
domino\html
HTTP_HTMLDirDirectory in file system for storage of HTML files
Select Enabled to have the the Domino Web server look up the DNS (Domain Name System) host name of a client. Default is Disabled. Enabling lookups slows server performance (as the server must use resources to do lookups) but shows host names of clients rather than IP addresses in the Domino log files and log filter.
DNS lookup:
HTTP_DNSLookupOff for performance. On for usage in logs.
Enabled|1Disabled|0
Enter the directory for icons. Default is domino\icons. The directory is relative to the Notes data directory unless you enter a full path.
Icon directory:
domino\icons
HTTP_IconsDir
Enter an HTML file to use as your home page. Default is default.htm. The file must be in the Domino HTML directory. If you use this field, the Home URL field must be blank.
If you don't use an HTML file as your home page, leave this field as is and instead create an About Database document or navigator in a home database and enter its URL in the Home URL field.
Default home page:
default.htm
HTTP_WelcomeExample: default.htm
Enter the URL path to the Domino icons directory. Default is /icons. This path relates to URLs and not the file system.
Icon URL path:
/icons
HTTP_IconsPathThe URL path used to identify icons.
Select Yes to allow Web users to see a list of databases on the server. Default is Yes. When set to Yes, users can use the OpenServer URL command to see a list of databases on the server. Hiding the list of databases is useful if you have virtual servers on one machine or if some databases aren't for Web use.
Allow HTTP clients to browse databases:
HTTP_DatabaseBrowsingOff for performance. On for usage in logs.
Yes|1No|0
Enter the directory for CGI program files. Default is \cgi-bin. The directory is relative to the Notes data directory unless you enter a full path.
CGI directory:
domino\cgi-bin
HTTP_CGIDirDirectory in file system where CGI Programs are stored
Maximum requests over a single connection:
HTTP_MaxRequests
The maximum number of requests must be greater than 0.{
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HTTP_MaxRequests
Enter the URL path to the CGI programs directory. Default is /cgi-bin. The path relates to URLs and not the file system.
CGI URL path:
/cgi-bin
HTTP_CGIPathURL Path to specify a CGI program
Enter the number of threads the Domino Web server can use at one time to process requests. Default is 40. If the server reaches the number, it holds new requests until threads become available as previous requests finish. The more powerful your machine is, the more threads you can specify. If your machine spends too much time on overhead tasks, such as swapping memory, specify a lower number of threads.
Number active threads:
HTTP_MaxActiveThreadsIncreasing this number decreases available memory. Example:100
NOTE: The following parameter is no longer used in Domino 4.6. You should use it only for server running versions prior to 4.6.
Enter the minimum number of threads the Domino Web server keeps open for processing requests. Default is 20. The server always keeps this number of threads open, even if they are idle. The more powerful your machine is, the more threads you can specify. If your machine spends too much time on overhead tasks, such as swapping memory, specify a lower number of threads.
Minimum active threads:
HTTP_MinActiveThreadsIncreasing this number decreases available memory. Example:30
Disk Cache for Images and Files
Memory Caches
Enter the directory used to cache previously requested image files and attachment so they are accessed quickly if requested again. Default is domino\cache. Unless you specify a full path, the directory is relative to the Notes data directory.
Cache directory:
domino\cache
HTTP_CacheDir
Maximum cached commands:
HTTP_MaxCachedCommands
Enter in MB the maximum amount of disk space available for the cache. Default is 50. When the cache reaches this limit, garbage collection deletes less frequently used files from it, if the "Garbage collection field" is enabled. Garbage collection usually keeps the size of the cache below the maximum although the cache may occasionally grow slightly larger. Garbage collection also occurs periodically according to the "Garbage collection interval" field.
Maximum cache size:
HTTP_MaxCacheSize
(MB)
Maximum cached designs:
HTTP_MaxCachedDesigns
Select Enabled to delete the cache when you shut down the server. Default is Disabled, meaning the cache is preserved during server shutdowns.
Delete cache on shutdown:
HTTP_DeleteCache
Enabled|1Disabled|0
Maximum cached users:
HTTP_MaxCachedUsers
Select Enabled to delete files from the cache to control cache growth. Default is Enabled. Garbage collection deletes files based on how frequently they've been accessed with the least frequently accessed files deleted first. Garbage collection occurs automatically when the maximum cache size is reached (set in the "Maximum cache size" field) and according to the garbage collection interval (set in the "Garbage collection interval" field).
Garbage collection:
HTTP_EnableGC
Enabled|1Disabled|0
Cached user expiration interval:
HTTP_ExpireCachedUsers
seconds
Enter an interval in minutes to indicate when garbage collection occurs. Default is 60. The "Garbage collection field" must be enabled. Garbage collection also occurs if the cache reaches the maximum cache size (set in the "Maximum cache size" field).
Garbage collection interval:
HTTP_GCInterval
minutes
Enable Logging To:
Log File Settings
Log files:
HTTP_LogToFiles
Enabled|1Disabled|0
Access log format:
HTTP_AccessLogFormat
Common|0Extended Common|1
Domlog.nsf:
HTTP_LogToDomLog
Enabled|1Disabled|0
Select LocalTime or Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) to control when to write log file entries. Default is LocalTime.
Time format:
HTTP_LogTimeFormat for time in log files
LocalTime|0GMT|1
Log File Names
Exclude From Logging
Directory for log files:
HTTP_LogDirectory
Examples: *.gif
/anydir/*
URLs:
HTTP_ExcludeURLs
This setting is no longer needed in Domino 4.6. Use it only for systems running Domino versions prior to 4.6.
Enter a path and log file used for logging Web server access statistics. Default is blank. Your entry is relative to the Notes data directory unless you specify a complete path. For example, enter c:\domino\access or, if you've created a logs directory from the Notes data directory, domino\logs\access. The server creates a new log file each day by appending the current date to the file name. The server writes an entry in the current log each time a Web client sends the server a request. Use the "No log" field to exclude logging of access requests from certain host names or domains.
You can log access information to a Notes database (domlog.nsf) in addition to or instead of this log file.
Access log:
access-log
HTTP_AccessLogFile Name
Examples: POST
DELETE
Methods:
HTTP_ExcludeMethods
Agent log:
agent-log
HTTP_AgentLog
Examples: images/gif
movies/avi
MIME types:
HTTP_ExcludeMIMETypes
Referer log:
referer-log
HTTP_RefererLog
Examples:
User agents:
HTTP_ExcludeUserAgents
This setting is no longer needed in Domino 4.6. Use it only for systems running Domino versions prior to 4.6.
Enter a path and log file used for logging internal errors associated with the Web server. Default is blank. Your entry is relative to the Notes data directory unless you specify a complete path. For example, enter c:\domino\errors or, if you've created a logs directory from the Notes data directory, domino\logs\errors. The server creates a new log file each day by appending the current date to the file name.
The server also puts the CGI error log file named cgi_error on the same path you specify here. The server writes standard error (stderr) from CGI programs to the cgi_error log.
Error log:
error-log
HTTP_ErrorLogFile Name
Examples: 300
400
Return codes:
HTTP_ExcludeReturnCodes
CGI error log:
cgi-error-log
HTTP_CGIErrorLog
Enter the IP numbers or host names of any host or domain whose Web server requests you want to exclude from logging. Default is blank. Applies to the Domino Log database (domlog.nsf) and to text file logs specified above.
Examples: 128.141.*
*.edu
Hosts and domains:
HTTP_NoLogDo not log for IP / DNS entries specified here (DNS reguires DNS Lookup set to ON)
Timeouts
Character Set Mapping
Enter the number of minutes clients can take to send requests after connecting to the Web server. Default is 2. If a client connects but doesn't send a request within the specified time, the server drops the connection.
Input timeout:
HTTP_InputTimeoutEnter the number of minutes for the input timeout
minutes
Select the character set group used to display text to browsers. Default is Western. Select Multilingual to allow users to choose their preferred character set group when they create or edit documents. Some character set groups include multiple character sets; if you select one of these groups, also select in the "Character set mapping" section the specific character set within the group to use. If you selected Multilingual as the character set group, in the "Character set mapping" section, select a specific character set here for each character set group that offers multiple character sets to choose from.
Enter the number of minutes the Web server can take to send output to clients. Default is 20. If the server doesn't send the complete output within the specified time, it drops the connection. This limit doesn't apply to requests that start a local CGI program.
Output timeout:
HTTP_OutputTimeoutEnter the number of minutes for the output timeout.
minutes
HTTP_CSDefault
HTTP_CSDefault
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Select a character set within a character set group to control how text appears to users that access the server through a browser. The default is Latin1. This field maps to the "Character set group" field. You can only make a selection if the group selected in the "Character set group" field offers multiple character sets to choose from. If you selected Multilingual as the character set group, select a specific character set here for each character set group that offers multiple character sets to choose from.
Western:
HTTP_CSDefault
HTTP_CSDefault
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Select a character set within a character set group to control how text appears to users that access the server through a browser. The default is Latin1. This field maps to the "Character set group" field. You can only make a selection if the group selected in the "Character set group" field offers multiple character sets to choose from. If you selected Multilingual as the character set group, select a specific character set here for each character set group that offers multiple character sets to choose from.
Central European:
HTTP_CSDefault
HTTP_CSDefault
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Select a character set within a character set group to control how text appears to users that access the server through a browser. The default is Latin1. This field maps to the "Character set group" field. You can only make a selection if the group selected in the "Character set group" field offers multiple character sets to choose from. If you selected Multilingual as the character set group, select a specific character set here for each character set group that offers multiple character sets to choose from.
Japanese:
HTTP_CSDefault
HTTP_CSDefault
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Select a character set within a character set group to control how text appears to users that access the server through a browser. The default is Latin1. This field maps to the "Character set group" field. You can only make a selection if the group selected in the "Character set group" field offers multiple character sets to choose from. If you selected Multilingual as the character set group, select a specific character set here for each character set group that offers multiple character sets to choose from.
Traditional Chinese:
HTTP_CSDefault
HTTP_CSDefault
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Select a character set within a character set group to control how text appears to users that access the server through a browser. The default is Latin1. This field maps to the "Character set group" field. You can only make a selection if the group selected in the "Character set group" field offers multiple character sets to choose from. If you selected Multilingual as the character set group, select a specific character set here for each character set group that offers multiple character sets to choose from.
Simplified Chinese:
HTTP_CSDefault
HTTP_CSDefault
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Select a character set within a character set group to control how text appears to users that access the server through a browser. The default is Latin1. This field maps to the "Character set group" field. You can only make a selection if the group selected in the "Character set group" field offers multiple character sets to choose from. If you selected Multilingual as the character set group, select a specific character set here for each character set group that offers multiple character sets to choose from.
Korean:
HTTP_CSDefault
HTTP_CSDefault
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Select a character set within a character set group to control how text appears to users that access the server through a browser. The default is Latin1. This field maps to the "Character set group" field. You can only make a selection if the group selected in the "Character set group" field offers multiple character sets to choose from. If you selected Multilingual as the character set group, select a specific character set here for each character set group that offers multiple character sets to choose from.
Cyrillic:
HTTP_CSDefault
HTTP_CSDefault
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Select a character set within a character set group to control how text appears to users that access the server through a browser. The default is Latin1. This field maps to the "Character set group" field. You can only make a selection if the group selected in the "Character set group" field offers multiple character sets to choose from. If you selected Multilingual as the character set group, select a specific character set here for each character set group that offers multiple character sets to choose from.
Greek:
HTTP_CSDefault
HTTP_CSDefault
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Select a character set within a character set group to control how text appears to users that access the server through a browser. The default is Latin1. This field maps to the "Character set group" field. You can only make a selection if the group selected in the "Character set group" field offers multiple character sets to choose from. If you selected Multilingual as the character set group, select a specific character set here for each character set group that offers multiple character sets to choose from.
Turkish:
HTTP_CSDefault
HTTP_CSDefault
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Select a character set within a character set group to control how text appears to users that access the server through a browser. The default is Latin1. This field maps to the "Character set group" field. You can only make a selection if the group selected in the "Character set group" field offers multiple character sets to choose from. If you selected Multilingual as the character set group, select a specific character set here for each character set group that offers multiple character sets to choose from.
Thai:
HTTP_CSDefault
HTTP_CSDefault
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Select a character set within a character set group to control how text appears to users that access the server through a browser. The default is Latin1. This field maps to the "Character set group" field. You can only make a selection if the group selected in the "Character set group" field offers multiple character sets to choose from. If you selected Multilingual as the character set group, select a specific character set here for each character set group that offers multiple character sets to choose from.
Baltic:
HTTP_CSDefault
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Select a character set within a character set group to control how text appears to users that access the server through a browser. The default is Latin1. This field maps to the "Character set group" field. You can only make a selection if the group selected in the "Character set group" field offers multiple character sets to choose from. If you selected Multilingual as the character set group, select a specific character set here for each character set group that offers multiple character sets to choose from.
ISO10646:
HTTP_CSWestern
Latin 1(ISO-8859-1)|32
HTTP_CSCentralEuropean
ISO-8859-2|33Windows-1250|80
HTTP_CSJapanese
SJIS|18JIS(ISO-2022-JP)|3277EUC|3301
HTTP_CSTaiwanese
Big5|26EUC|3302
HTTP_CSChinese
GB|27
HTTP_CSKorean
KSC5601(EUC)|24
HTTP_CSCyrillic
ISO-8859-5|36Windows-1251|81KOI8-R|3308
HTTP_CSGreek
ISO-8859-7|38Windows-1253|83
HTTP_CSTurkish
ISO-8859-3|34ISO-8859-9|40
HTTP_CSThai
CP874|144
HTTP_CSBaltic
Windows-1257|87
HTTP_CSISO10646
UTF-8|171UTF-7|170
Enter the number of minutes CGI programs started by the Web server can take to finish. Default is 5. If a program hasn't finished by the specified time, the server sends the program a warning message, waits five minutes, then terminates the program.
CGI timeout:
HTTP_ScriptTimeoutEnter the number of minutes for the CGI timout.
minutes
Enter the number of minutes a Web server keeps idle threads available. Default is 0, which means the server never drops idle threads. After a thread remains idle for the specified amount of time, the server closes the thread as long as the total idle and active threads exceeds the "Minimum active threads" field in the Basics section above.
Idle thread timeout:
HTTP_IdleThreadTimeoutEnter the number of minutes for the idle thread timeout; 0 means no timeout.
minutes
Conversion/Display
Select the file format the server uses to convert images in Notes documents, either GIF or JPEG. Default is GIF. Your selection determines which image options that follow are available.
Image conversion format:
HTTP_ImageFormat
GIF|0JPEG|1
HTTP_ImageFormat
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(GIF format only) Select Enabled to have the server render GIF images in interlaced format. Default is Enabled. Interlaced rendering displays an image in stages, showing more rows of the image in each subsequent stage. For example, initially it may display every eighth row, then every fourth row, then every second row, until the complete image appears. Since browsers typically display a GIF image while it is being loaded, interlaced rendering enables users to view the image before loading is complete.
Interlaced rendering:
HTTP_ImageFormat
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(JPEG format only) Select Enabled to have the server render JPEG images in progressive format. Default is Enabled. Browers typically load and display JPEG images in one pass. Progressive rendering instead causes the image to load in several passes, with the image becoming clearer with each pass. This lets users view an image before it's completely loaded.
Progressive rendering:
HTTP_ImageProgressive
Enabled|1Disabled|0
(JPEG format only) Enter the percent (between 5 and 100) for JPEG image quality. Default is 75. Higher values result in better image quality but also in larger files and slower load times.
JPEG image quality
HTTP_ImageQuality
Enter the number of lines the Domino Web server uses to display a Notes view. Default is 30. This setting affects every database on the server.
Lines per view page:
HTTP_DefViewRowsDefault number of lines in each view page.
Version:
HTTP_Version
LDAP Server
LDAP Servere
To specify Domain wide LDAP configuration and anonymous field level access, use the Server\Domain Configuration form
To specify LDAP rules, use the Master Address Book.y
NNTP Server
NNTP Serverb
Basics
NNTP administrator's name:
NNTP_Admin
Specify to what extent the Web Retriever on this server sends messages to the Notes Log (LOG.NSF). Default is None. Select Terse to send a minimal number of messages or Verbose to send all messages.
NNTP log level:
NNTPLogLevelSpecify the log level of messages logged to LOG.NSF by the Web Retriever.
None|0Terse|1Verbose|2
Grant or Deny default access to news readers.
Default access:
NNTPRdrDefaultAccess
Grant|1Deny|0
Add TCPIP addresses which should be execptions to the default access.
Specifies the name or group of the SMTP MTA Administrator. It is used for use in notification of certain events. Additionally, if 'PostMaster' is not explicitly defined in the Name and Address Book, all messages addressed to PostMaster will be forwarded to this user or group.
Notes Global Domain served by this MTA.
Global domain name:
Tasks
SMTP Mail Routing
SMTPGlobalDomain
You must supply a Global Domain Name if you wish to use SMTP Mail Routing.{
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SMTPGlobalDomainNotes Global Domain served by this MTA.
Specify how often (in seconds) the MTA should check for new inbound and outbound mail.
Poll for new messages every:
SMTPPollingPeriod
SMTPPollingPeriod
Polling period must be more than 0 and less than 3600 seconds.{
SMTPPollingPeriod
You must supply a value for the polling period.
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SMTPPollingPeriodSpecify how often (in seconds) the MTA should check for new inbound and outbound mail.
seconds
Specify this SMTP MTA's fully qualified Internet host name, e.g., host1.acme.com
Fully qualified Internet host name:
SMTPFullHostDomain
Tasks
SMTP Mail Routing
You must specify an SMTP host domain name before saving this document.{
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SMTPFullHostDomainSpecify this SMTP MTA's fully qualified Internet host name, e.g., host1.acme.com
Specify the full path of the work area for the SMTP MTA
MTA work path:
SMTPWork
Tasks
SMTP Mail Routing
You must supply a fully qualified work path for the SMTP MTA.
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SMTPWorkSpecify the full path of the work area for the SMTP MTA
Specify the name(s) or group(s) who are responsible for this MTA.
MTA administrator:
SMTPAdministrator
Tasks
SMTP Mail Routing
You must enter at least one name or group in the SMTP Administrator field.{
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SMTPAdministratorSpecify the name(s) or group(s) who are responsible for this MTA.
Specify the level of log information to be produced by the MTA
Log level:
Normal
SMTPLogLevel
You must supply a logging level.{
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Minimal|0Normal|1Informational|2Verbose|3
Enable or Disable daily housekeeping.
Enable daily housekeeping:
SMTPEnableHK
You must choose whether to Enable or Disable daily housekeeping.{
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SMTPEnableHKEnable or Disable daily housekeeping.
Enable|1Disable|0
Time to perform daily housekeeping.
Perform daily housekeeping at:
SMTPDailyHKAt
You must enter a time to perform daily housekeeping.{
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Conversion Options
Transport Configuration
Specify what to do with the SMTP header of each received message
Header handling:
SMTP822HeaderOption
You must choose how headers are supposed to be handled.
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Prepend to body of message|1Store with Delivery Information |2Discard|3
Specify the method for mapping Host name to an IP Address
Host name mapping
SMTPAddrResolutionCntl
You must choose a host name mapping method.
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Dynamic mapping only (DNS only)|1Local mapping only (hosts file only)|2Dynamic then local|3
Attachment
Specify the encoding scheme to be used by the MTA.
encoding method:
SMTPEncodingScheme
SMTPMessageContent
You cannot set your attachment encoding method to UUencode or None if you choose 'Only Lotus Notes Users' or 'Users with and without Lotus Notes' for your message content type.{
SMTPEncodingScheme
SMTPTransferMode
In order to use None as your transfer encoding method, you must select 8 bit for the Transfer mode
SMTPEncodingScheme
You must specify the method for attachment encoding.{
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SMTPEncodingSchemeSpecify the encoding scheme to be used by the MTA.
Base64|1QuotedPrintable|2UUencode|3
Specifies the number of times outbound message delivery should be attempted (0-10) for a given message prior to generating a non-delivery report. (0 specifies no retry attempts)
Retry limit:
SMTPRetryAttempts
SMTPRetryAttempts
The number of retrys must be between more than 0 and less than or equal to 10.{
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You must specify a retry limit.
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Sending to non-Lotus mail systems when user has not marked the message for Special Handling.
Message content:
SMTPMessageContent
You must specify a message content handling method.
SMTPMessageContent
SMTPEncodingScheme
You can only set the message content field to 'Only Lotus Notes users' if the attachment encoding method is either Base64 or Quoted Printable.{
11R14S15SSMTPMessageContentSending to non-Lotus mail systems when user has not marked the message for Special Handling.
Users without Lotus Notes|TSimple text only mail users|AOnly Lotus Notes users|EUsers with and without Lotus Notes|B
Specifies the SMTP transport transfer mode.
Specify the number of minutes (5-300) between failed outbound session attempts.
Retry interval:
SMTPRetryInterval
SMTPRetryInterval
The Retry interval must be more than 5 and less than or equal to 300.
SMTPRetryInterval
You must enter a retry interval.{
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minutes
Specifies the SMTP transport transfer mode.
Map ReturnReceipt to the SMTP Return Receipt To header field.
Support return receipts:
SMTPReturnReceipts
You must choose whether you support Return Receipts or not.
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Yes|1No|2
Specifies the SMTP transport transfer mode.
Transfer mode:
SMTPTransferMode
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7 bit mode|18 bit mode|2
Specify preferences for the languages, character sets, header encoding methods, and body encoding methods to be used for the message.
Language parameters:
SMTPLanguageParamSpecify preferences for the languages,character sets,header encoding methods, and encoding methods to be used for the message
Use the International Character Set detection routines.
Use character set detection routines:
SMTPCharSetDetect
You must choose whether to use character set detection routines or not.
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Yes|1No|2
Typeface to be used for inbound conversion.
Message typeface:
SMTPTypefaceTypeface to be used for inbound conversion.
Times Roman|1Helvetica|2Courier (Monospaced)|3
Point size to use for inbound conversion.
Message point size:
SMTPPointSizePoint size to use for inbound conversion.
6891012141824
Specify the MIME representation for the outbound Macintosh file attachment.
Outbound Macintosh attachment conversion:
SMTPMacAttachConvertOptionSpecify the MIME representation for the outbound Macintosh file attachment.
AppleDouble (base64 only)|1BinHex4.0|2
Inbound Configuration
( Used By This MTA )
Outbound Configuration
( Used By This MTA )
Specify the maximum number of inbound message processes. 0 means no inbound messages will be allowed.
Number of processes:
SMTPMaxInbTasks
SMTPMaxInbTasks
You can only have between 0 and 8 processes.{
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You must supply the number of inbound processes.{
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Specify the maximum number of outbound message processes
Number of processes:
SMTPMaxOutbTasks
SMTPMaxOutbTasks
You can only have between 0 and 8 processes.{
SMTPMaxOutbTasks
You must supply the number of outbound processes.
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Specify the maximum message size in kilobytes. 0 = No limit
Maximum outbound msg size:
SMTPMaxOutbMsgSize
You must supply a maximum outbound message size.{
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DepartmentDepartment name of server owner (optional).
Short comment about this server (optional).
Comment:
CommentShort comment about this server (optional).
Description of purpose and use of server (optional).
Detailed description:
ServerDescriptionDescription of purpose and use of server (optional).
Administration
Hierarchical name of user who created this document. The user can modify this document if he or she has Author access to this database.
Owner:
Owner
Enter the hierarchical names of users with Author access who can edit this document. You can specify groups, and wildcards (for example, */Sales/Acme). Separate multiple entries with comm
Administrators:
LocalAdmin
Certified public key of server.
Certified public key:
CertificateServer's certified public key.
An entry in this field indicates a request to convert a flat server to hierarchical. Default is blank. The information in this field expires after 21 days by default. The Administration Process fills in this field automatically after you choose Actions - Upgrade Server to Hierarchical.
Change request:
ChangeRequestServer change request.
AreaCode
Server
DocumentAccess
$LocationVersion
ClRepID
/Server\Servers?OpenView]
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PercentCPU
MaxPercentCPU
InboundSize1
InboundSize2
InboundSize3
InboundSize4
InboundSize5
InboundSize6
InboundSize7
InboundSize8
OutboundSize1
OutboundSize2
OutboundSize3
OutboundSize4
OutboundSize5
OutboundSize6
OutboundSize7
OutboundSize8
X400DeliverContentLength
X400MaximumAssociationCount
UrgentHoldForTransfer
NormalHoldForTransfer
NonUrgentHoldForTransfer
RerouteOverrideTimer
OSITransportConnectTimer
SMTPMaxInbMsgSize
PasswordChangeInterval
LockoutInterval
PasswordChangeDate
LDAPPort
HTTP_Port_1
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$TITLE
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StartTime
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MaxMaxExecution
PercentTime
MaxPercentTime
AdminPMaxThreads
AdminPMailfileDelInt
AdminPInterval
AdminPDailyTime
AdminPDelayedTime
WebRetrievers
HTTP_Port
LDAP_Port
NNTP_Port
IMAP_Port
POP3_Port
HTTP_SSLPort
LDAP_SSLPort
NNTP_SSLPort
IMAP_SSLPort
POP3_SSLPort
HTTP_MaxRequests
HTTP_MaxActiveThreads
HTTP_MinActiveThreads
HTTP_MaxCacheSize
HTTP_GCInterval
HTTP_InputTimeout
HTTP_OutputTimeout
HTTP_ScriptTimeout
HTTP_IdleThreadTimeout
HTTP_ImageQuality
HTTP_DefViewRows
HTTP_Version
NNTPMaxRdrPostSize
NNTPMaxFeedPostSize
NNTPMaxRdrConSize
NNTPMaxFeedConSize
NNTPRdrConTimeout
NNTPMaxFeedConnections
NNTPMaxRdrConnections
SMTPPollingPeriod
SMTPDailyHKAt
SMTPRetryAttempts
SMTPRetryInterval
SMTPMaxInbTasks
SMTPMaxOutbTasks
SMTPMaxOutbMsgSize
ClRepID
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Declare Sub Initialize
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Sub Initialize
Dim S As New NOTESSESSION
Dim Db As NotesDatabase
Dim ACL As NOTESACL
Dim Entry As NOTESACLEntry
Dim TotalEditors As Integer
Dim TotalAuthors As Integer
Dim Roles (7) As String
Roles(0) = "UserCreator"
Roles(1) = "UserModifier"
Roles(2) = "GroupCreator"
Roles(3) = "GroupModifier"
Roles(4) = "NetCreator"
Roles(5) = "NetModifier"
Roles(6) = "ServerCreator"
Roles(7) = "ServerModifier"
Set DB = S.CurrentDatabase
If Not DB.IsOpen Then
Print "Error Not open"
Goto endit
End If
Set ACL=DB.ACL
Forall i In Roles
ACL.AddRole(i)
End Forall
ACL.Save
Set Entry=ACL.GetFirstEntry
TotalEditors = 0
TotalAuthors = 0
Do Until Entry Is Nothing
If (Entry.level > 3) Then
TotalEditors = TotalEditors + 1
Forall i In Roles
Entry.EnableRole(i)
End Forall
Elseif( Entry.level = 3) Then
If Entry.CANCREATEDOCUMENTS Then
TotalAuthors = TotalAuthors + 1
Entry.EnableRole("UserCreator")
Entry.EnableRole("GroupCreator")
Entry.EnableRole("NetCreator")
Entry.EnableRole("ServerCreator")
End If
End If
ACL.Save
Set Entry = ACL.GetNextEntry(Entry)
Loop
ACL.Save
Dim Message As String
Dim BoxType As Long
BoxType=MB_OK + MB_ICONINFORMATION
Message = "Gave all new roles to " + Cstr(TotalEditors) + " entry(s) who have Editor access or above. Gave create-only roles to " + Cstr(TotalAuthors) + " entry(s) who have Author with Create access."
Messagebox Message, BoxType, "Applied Roles"
endit:
End Sub
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Server Configuration for
ServerName
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Private Sub BindEvents(Byval Objectname_ As String)
Static Source As FIELD
Set Source = Bind(Objectname_)
On Event Exiting From Source Call Exiting
End Sub
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Sub Exiting(Source As Field)
Dim w As New NotesUIWorkspace
Dim s As New NotesSession
Dim db As NotesDatabase
Dim doc As NotesDocument
Set db = s.CurrentDatabase
Dim uidoc As notesuidocument
Set uidoc=w.currentdocument
Set doc = uidoc.document
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ServerName
ServerName
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Basics
Enter the name of the server or the name of a group of servers.
Server name:
ServerName
You may not specify '*' as the Server name. In order to apply settings to all servers in a domain, please use the Domain Configuration record.
ServerName
You must supply a server name or group name prior to saving this record.{
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The current list of parameters set by this document.
Current parameters:
Parameters^
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The parameter which was last set or changed.
Last parameter set:
CurrentParameter^
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The current value for the last parameter set or changed.
Current value:
CurrentParameterValue
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The name of the person who modified the last parameter.
Parameter set by:
ParameterModifier
ParameterModifier
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ParameterTime
ParameterTime
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ServerName
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Enter the maximum number of seconds before a search is terminated.
Timeout:
LDAPTimeout
The timeout cannot be less than 0.{
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seconds
Enter the maximum number of entries a single search can return.
Maximum number of entries returned:
LDAPMaxEntries
The maximum number of entries returned cannot be less than 0.
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LDAPMaxEntriesEnter the maximum number of entries a single search can return.
Minimum characters for wildcard search:
LDAPMinChar
The minimum characters for wildcard search cannot be less than 0.
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Owner:
Owner
Administrators:
LocalAdmin
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About Public Address Book
Welcome to the Notes Public Address Book. The Public Address Book is the central repository for addressing and server configuration information for users, groups, and servers within a Notes domain. Notes accesses the Public Address Book whenever it needs to contact a server or user, for example when sending mail or replicating. All users and servers within a Notes domain share the same Public Address Book.
Notes users
can examine the Public Address Book for information such as phone numbers, locations, and so on. However, access to create or modify Public Address Book documents should be limited to Notes administrators only, since this information is critically important to proper Notes operation. Users can use PERNAMES.NTF to create Personal Address Books if they require addressing, connection, location, and related information not included in the Public Address Book.
Notes administrators
create Public Address Book documents. These documents allow Notes to find addresses of users and servers, determine connection paths, configure servers, define foreign domains, and perform many other important functions and features. Administrators also define the replication strategy for this database, since all servers in a Notes domain must have a replica of the same Public Address Book.
Important:
For most Notes sites, Public Address Books created with PUBNAMES.NTF should require no modification. Public Address Book information is used by many features throughout Notes. Therefore, any customizing of Public Address Book views, forms, or fields should be done only if absolutely necessary, by experienced Notes administrators familiar with database design. For more information, consult the
Lotus Notes Release 4 Administrator's Guide.
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Server
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CurrentServer
AdminFileName
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CurrentServer
AdminFileName
AdminPAccessLevel
AdminPAccess
AdminPCreateAccess
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NamesAccess
NamesAccessLevel
NamesAccess
NamesDeleteAccess
NamesAccess
DeleteVerify
Verification
You have requested to delete the server record for
ServerName
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Immediate or via Administration Process?
By selecting 'Yes' the action you have requested will take place immediately, and affect all references to this Server in this Address Book. (NOTE: This may take awhile...)
synch
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
Completed Successfully
The server's name has been removed completely from this Address Book
Error
You have encountered an error. The server's name has not been removed completely. Please try again.
synch
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
Request Successful
Your request to delete this server name has been successfully submitted to the Administration Requests database.
Error
You have encountered an error. The request was not submitted properly. Please try again.
Cancelled
Action has been cancelled.
NamesAccessLevel
NamesDeleteAccess
CurrentServer
AdminFileName
Request Successful
Your request to delete this server name has been successfully submitted to the Administration Requests database.
Error
You have encountered an error. The request was not submitted properly. Please try again.
NamesAccessLevel
NamesDeleteAccess
Insufficient Access
You do not have sufficient access to perform the requested operation.
Insufficient Access
You do not have sufficient access to perform the requested operation.
Insufficient Access
You are not authorized to create requests in the Administration Requests database.
Admin. Requests Database Does Not Exist
The Administration Requests database cannot be found on the current server. Please contact your server administrator.
The new parameter and value have been set. The list above will not reflect this until you hit OK to close the Server Configuration Settings dialog box. You may set other values before closing. This message will only appear once per session.
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Server Configuration Parameters
Item:
Value
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Updaters expects an integer which is equivalent to the number of Indexer processes running on the server simultaneously. Caution: Multiple updaters is CPU intensive and is primarily meant for multi-processor machines. A change to this parameter is not dynamic, and will require a restart of the Notes server in order to take effect.
UPDATE_NO_FULLTEXT
When set to 1, disables the update of all full text indexes on this server.
NSF_BUFFER_POOL_SIZE
Views that are currently in use are kept in this pool. The size of this pool defaults to a value based on the amount of memory available when Notes initializes. The default value may be overidden by setting this parameter to a value in bytes. To see the current value, examine the server statistic Database.Maximum. (Note that Database.Allocated is the statistic for the amount of the buffer pool that has been allocated and it is normal for it to sometimes be larger than Database.Maximum.) You should only set this parameter to be larger than the default value - smaller values will result in poor indexing performance. A change to this parameter is not dynamic, and will require a restart of the Notes server in order to take effect.
FYI: NSF_POOL_SIZE ; NSF_BC_POOL_SIZE ; NIF_POOL_SIZE are no longer needed in Release 4.
LOG_REPLICATION
Log replication determines the level of logging for all replication events performed by the current server. There are 5 levels to choose from:
1 - logs that a database is replicating"
2 - logs summary for each database
3 - logs document info
4 - logs information about every field replicated"
5 - logs information about space saving"
SERVERPULLREPLICATION
Forces all replication initiated by this server to be Pull - Pull instead of the default Pull-Push and also overrides connection record.
REPLICATORS
Expects an integer corresponding to the number of replicators to be started automatically when the server starts up. A change to this parameter is not dynamic, and will require a reboot in order to take effect.
MAILMAXTHREADS
Determines the maximum number of transfer threads or processes which can be launched by the router.
SHARED_MAIL
When set to 0, shared mail is not used. When set to 1, tells the router to use the shared mail database for mail delivery. When using the shared mail database (MAILOBJ.NSF), messages (Rich Text and Attachments) sent to multiple users on the same server will only be stored once. When set to 2, tells the server to use MAILOBJ.NSF for both delivery and transfer of messages.
MAIL_LOG_TO_MISCEVENTS
When set to 1, forces the server to log all router events to the Miscellaneous Events view instead of the Mail Routing Events view.
SERVER_SHOW_PERFORMANCE
When set to 1, logs to the server console the number of transactions and users on a per minute basis.
LOG_SESSIONS
When set to 1, logs the opening and closing of all sessions.
LOG_TASKS
When set to 1, logs information when the Server and Server Configuration document are being polled.
SERVER_MAXSESSIONS
Defines the maximum number of concurrent sessions allowed on the server before it starts recycling the least recently used sessions.
SERVER_SESSION_TIMEOUT
Defines the maximum amount of time an idle session will remain on the server before being logged off. On preemptive systems (OS/2, Windows NT, Windows 95, Unix) the default is 4 hours. On non-preemptive systems (NLM) the default is 30 minutes.
ADMINPINTERVAL
This parameter expects an integer equal to the number of minutes which determines the interval that the Administration Process uses to look for work to do.
LOG_MAILROUTING
10 - Only logs errors and warnings (minimal)
20 - Minimal plus transfer output and delivery output (normal)"
30 - Normal plus information about transfer threads/processes
plus more detailed information about the transfers and deliveries"
(informational)"
40 - Informational plus more detailed information about transfer"
queues (verbose)
ADMINPMODIFYPERSONDOCUMENTSAT
Determines the hour at which the Administration agent will modify User documents in the Public Address Book. You must specify the time specified in 24-hour format, where 0 = 12:00 AM (midnight), 23 = 11pm, and so on. If no time is set, or if the time exceeds 23, the agent changes Person documents at 12:00 AM.
DEFAULT_INDEX_LIFETIME_DAYS
Specifies a default lifetime for indexes associated with database views. Without this setting in the NOTES.INI file, the default index lifetime is 45 days. Specifying a default index lifetime is a space
saving feature since the index associated with the view is automatically purged when the index is inactive for the specified number of days. The Indexer server program handles this task.
MAILTIMEOUT
Specifies the number of days after which the Notes server returns undelivered mail to the sender. Without this setting in the NOTES.INI file, undelivered mail is returned after one day. Increase this setting when you have a lot of mail returned in one day or you are sending mail to foreign domains. For a timeout period of less than one day, use MailTimeoutMinutes.
MAILLOWPRIORITYTIME
Routes Low priority mail during the specified time. Without this setting in the NOTES.INI file, the Notes server routes Low priority mail only between 12:00 A.M. (midnight) and 6:00 A.M. Set the time range using 24
hour format. You must specify a time range for this setting; Notes won't deliver Low priority mail if only one specific time, such as 4:00, is listed. For example: MailLowPriorityTime=21:00-23:00
MEMORY_QUOTA
(OS/2 only) Specifies the maximum number of megabytes of virtual memory that Notes is permitted to allocate. This gives administrators more control over the growth of the swap file. The minimum value is 4MB. Without this setting in the NOTES.INI file, Notes uses all available memory.
NO_FORCE_ACTIVITY_LOGGING
Prevents the Statlog task from automatically enabling activity logging on all databases: 0 - Prevent logging. 1 - Enables logging. Without this setting in the NOTES.INI file, the server's Statlog task enables the Record Activity option for every database on the server and adds 64KB to each database. Even when activity is not being recorded for the database, the information is still recorded in the server's Notes Log file.
PHONELOG
Specifies whether phone calls are written to the Notes log:
0 - Does not log phone calls to the Notes log file.
1 - Logs all calls except those that fail because of a busy signal.
2 - Logs phone calls to the Notes log file.
SWAPPATH
Specifies the location of the server's swap file. If this setting exists in the NOTES.INI file, the Statistics Reporter uses this location for the statistic 'Server.Path.Swap.' Without this setting in the NOTES.INI file, Notes looks for the swap file in C:\OS2\SYSTEM for the location.
UPDATE_SUPPRESSION_LIMIT
Overrides the Update_Suppression_Time setting if a certain number of duplicate requests to update indexes and views are received.
UPDATE_SUPPRESSION_TIME
Specifies the delay time between full text index and view updates, even if immediate indexing is scheduled as a server task.
AMGR_WEEKENDDAYS
When agents use the On Schedule trigger, the Run on Schedule Options box is available and includes the 'Don't run on weekends' checkbox option. When you select this option, the agent will not run on weekend days. The default value for weekend days is Saturday (7) and Sunday (1). You can specify any number of days, up to 7. For example, AMgr_WeekendDays= 1,6,7 will result in those agents (with 'Don't run on weekends' option checked) not to run on Sundays, Fridays, and Saturdays.
MAILDISABLEPRIORITY
When set to 1, the MailDisablePriority parameter causes the Mail Router to ignore the DeliveryPriority of mail messages. This has the effect of making all messages appear to be of 'Normal' delivery priority.
REPORTUSEMAIL
Allow the Report server task to use the mail Router to send statistics to another server in the same domain: 1 - Use the Mail Router. 0 - Use the statistic delivery API call.
REPL_PUSH_RETRIES
Specifies the number of times that you attempt to replicate (push) to a R3 destination server. When you get the message 'Database is currently being replicated or copied elsewhere,' use this setting to make sure the replication occurs. You usually see this message when several Notes users are replicating to the same replica copy of a database on the same R3 server over slower communication lines. R4 servers allow for simultaneous replications. The default retry wait period of 30 seconds cannot be changed.
REPL_ERROR_TOLERANCE
Specifies the number of replication errors of the same type that can occur between two databases before the server terminates replication.
NAME_CHANGE_EXPIRATION_DAYS
Specifies the number of days a ChangeRequest may remain active. The minimum is 14 days; the maximum is 60 days; the default is 21 days.
NETWARENDSNAME
Defines the NetWare Directory Services (NDS) Object Name that this Notes Server will be known as in the NDS tree. Used by the SPX PortDriver in support of NDS. The NDS Object Name must be specified as the fully qualified distinguished name. For example NetWareNDSName=CN=Sales.O=Acme
NWNDSUSERID
Defines the NetWare Directory Services (NDS) User ID that a Notes Server will use to login into the NDS tree. The NDS User ID must be specified in NDS syntax as a fully qualified distinguished name. For example 'NWNDSUserID=CN=NotesAdmin.O=Acme'. This is an optional parameter used by the SPX PortDriver to support NDS in unattended environments. If not specified the administrator must login to NDS before starting the Notes Server.
NWNDSPASSWORD
Defines the NetWare Directory Services (NDS) password that a Notes Server will use to login into the NDS tree. This is an optional parameter used by the SPX PortDriver to support NDS in unattended environments. If not specified the administrator must login to NDS before starting the Notes Server. This variable must be used in conjunction with NWNDSUserID. NOTE: The password is not going to be encrypted.
LOG_VIEW_EVENTS
When set to 1, an informational message is written to the console and Notes Log indicating the name of the database, view name and reason why a view is being rebuilt. The ini variable may be dynamically toggled on or off.
SHOW_TASK_DETAIL
When set to 1, the show task command adds the name of the currently executing transaction to the session message. The ini variable may be dynamically toggled on or off.
LOG_AGENTMANAGER
Specifies whether or not the start of agent execution are included in the Log file and shown on the server console: 0 - Do not log agent execution events. 1 - Log agent execution events.
AMGR_NEWMAILEVENTDELAY
Specifies the delay time (in minutes) that Agent Manager schedules a new mail triggered agent after a new mail is delivered. The default value is 1 minute.
AMGR_NEWMAILAGENTMININTERVAL
Specifies the minimum elapsed time (in minutes) between execution of the same new mail triggered agent. The default value is 0.
AMGR_DOCUPDATEEVENTDELAY
Specifies the delay time (in minutes) that Agent Manager schedules a document update triggered agent after a document update event. The default value is 5 minutes.
AMGR_DOCUPDATEAGENTMININTERVAL
Specifies the minimum elapsed time (in minutes) between executions of the same document update triggered agent. The default value is 30 minutes.
BILLINGCLASS
For use with Notes Advanced Server only:
Specifies one or more of five classes of billing activity:Database, Document, Mail, Replication, Session, Agent The Notes billing process tracks only the Notes activities that you specify in the BillingClass variable.
BILLINGSUPPRESSTIME
For use with Notes Advanced Server only:
Specifies the frequency of record stamping during session and database activities if session and database activities are specified for the BillingClass variable. If you want billing data collected more frequently, shorten the default value of 15 minutes. To minimize the billing workload on your system, lengthen the value.
BILLINGADDINWAKEUP
For use with Notes Advanced Server only:
Specifies how often the billing add-in task runs. For example, BillingAddinWakeup=300 specifies that the billing add-in task will wake up every five minutes (300 seconds) to process the billing records in the billing message queue. The BillingAddinWakeup value must be greater than the value you specify for BillingAddinRuntime."
BILLINGADDINRUNTIME
For use with Notes Advanced Server only:
Specifies how long the billing add-in task runs. For example, BillingAddinRuntime=30 specifies that the billing add-in will process billing records for 30 seconds. After 30 seconds the billing add-in stops processing records, even if there are additional records to be processed. The BillingAddinRuntime value must be less than the value you specify for the BillingAddinWakeup variable."
KILLPROCESS
For use with Notes Advanced Server only:
Enables or disables the shutdown procedure that cleans up all processes related to a partitioned server in the event of an unplanned server shutown. In order to perform the cleanup, the setting KillProcess=1 must be set in the server's NOTES.INI file prior to the startup of the first process."
MAILCLUSTERFAILOVER
For use with Notes Advanced Server only:
Enables or disables Mail Router request failover. If users have replicas of mail files located on multiple servers, you can set this variable in the NOTES.INI file of all Notes R4.X servers in the domain to enable users to receive mail from servers within and outside the cluster when their home servers are down.
SERVER_AVAILABILITY_THRESHOLD
For use with Notes Advanced Server only:
Specifies the acceptable level of system resources available to a server. By setting this value for each server in a cluster, you determine how the workload is distributed among cluster members. Valid values are 0 to 100. Notes compares this value against a server's availability index; when the availability index falls below the Server_Availability_Threshold value, the server becomes BUSY. A Server_Availability_Threshold value of zero (0) indicates a fully available state and workload balancing is disabled; a value of 100 indicates the server is BUSY (since the availability index can never be greater than 100) and the Cluster Manager then tries to redirect user requests to more available cluster members.
SERVER_MAXUSERS
For use with Notes Advanced Server only:
Sets the maximum number of users that are allowed to access a server. When this number is reached, the server state becomes MAXUSERS, and the server stops accepting new Database Open requests. Use the following values to set this variable: "
0 - Unlimited access to server by users
any number - Restricts number of active users to the number you specify
SERVER_RESTRICTED
Enables or disables server access to a server. If access is disabled, the server does not accept new Open Database requests.
Use the following values to set this variable:"
0 - Server access is unrestricted
1 - Server access is restricted for the current server session. Restarting the server clears the setting.
2 - Server access is restricted persistently, even after server restarts.
Select either clear the value or the parameter. Before clearing a parameter, you must clear it's value first and insure that all servers have replicated the cleared value.
The list above will not reflect this until you hit OK to close the Server Configuration Settings dialog box. You may clear other values before closing. This message will only appear once per session.
You can upgrade from the version of Notes you are running to the latest version of Notes in two easy steps. The first step is to replace the Notes software on your computer with the latest Notes software. The second step is to upgrade the design of your mail file to take advantage of the new Notes Mail user interface.
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Press the button below to upgrade your mail file so that you can use the latest Notes Mail features. Notes will start up a background process that will redesign your mail file. This background process may prompt you to enter your password. The redesign process may take several minutes, during which you can continue to use Notes. You will be notified by mail when the upgrade is complete.
Not Release 4
You must first Install Notes Release 4.
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The network location of the latest Notes Install program for the appropriate platforms. This information will be used to launch the Install program to upgrade end-users from their current release of Notes to the one you specified. The defaults supplied are based on the Notes Release 4 CD. This Upgrade message will automatically check what type of system the end-user is running and launch the correct Install program. In order for the Upgrade message to function correctly, it is very important that the network locations specified are available to everyone who will receive this message.
Information about the mail template that your end-users mail files inherit from. This information will be used by the mail conversion utility to upgrade a user's mail file from Release 3.x to Release 4.5. The defaults supplied will redesign any existing template to the new Release 4.5 template.
Any additional information for the user in the text edit field below.
The build number that you are upgrading the user to (you can find this by using @Version which returns the build number). If the user is already using the build you specify or later, they will not be asked to perform Step 1.
Notes Install Kit Paths
Mail Template Information
Specify the root path for the server where the Notes Install programs are located. This path should be accesible to all users who will receive this message. The path should end with a back-slash ("\").
Examples:
h:\NOTES\
\\PRODUCTS\DRIVEC\NOTES\
Note: This root path does NOT apply to Macintosh install paths. You should specify absolute pathnames for the Macintosh installers.
Root path for Install kits
(must end with "\"):
RootPath
RootPath
The root path must end with \
3S4S6S8S14S16S17S19S21SRootPathRoot drive letter and subdirectories where the NotesKit is available to install from. e.g. X:\APPS\NOTES\
The current template name you are using for mail.
e.g. StdNotesMail
* defaults to any.
Old design template name for your mail files:
OldTemplateThe current template name you are using for mail. * defaults to any.
Specify the path of the Notes Installer for users of Windows NT and Windows 95. This path should begin with one backslash ("\") if it is relative to the Root path. If the first character of this path is not a backslash, or if there are two backslashes in a row, it will be treated as an absolute path.
Path for Windows NT and Windows 95:
\W32INTEL\Install\Install.exe
W32PathDirectory relative to the Root path above where the Windows NT and Windows '95 installers are located.
New template to be used to redesign mail files with.
e.g. mail4.ntf
New mail template file name:
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Specify the path of the Notes Installer for users of Windows NT (Alpha). This path should begin with one backslash ("\") if it is relative to the Root path. If the first character of this path is not a backslash, or if there are two backslashes in a row, it will be treated as an absolute path.
Path for Windows NT (Alpha):
\W32ALPHA\Install\Install.exe
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By default Convert will not create more than 200 folders. Check here if you want to override this default and allow Convert to create as many folders as necessary.
NOTE: By going over 200 folders you may prevent R3 clients and servers from opening the database.
Ignore 200 category limit:
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Specify the path of the Notes Installer for users of Windows 3.x. This path should begin with one backslash ("\") if it is relative to the Root path. If the first character of this path is not a backslash, or if there are two backslashes in a row, it will be treated as an absolute path.
Path for Windows 3.x:
\WIN16\Install\Install.exe
W16PathDirectory relative to the Root path above where the Windows 3.x installer is located.
If the mail file will be used by an IMAP mail client, check here to enable the datbase for IMAP access. This will cause folder operations (add document to folder, etc.) to be slower and take slightly more storage than a database which does not support IMAP users.
Mail file to be used by IMAP mail clients:
FolderReferences
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Specify the path of the Notes Installer for users of OS/2. This path should begin with one backslash ("\") if it is relative to the Root path. If the first character of this path is not a backslash, or if there are two backslashes in a row, it will be treated as an absolute path.
Path for OS/2:
\OS2\Install\Instpm.exe
OS2PathDirectory relative to the Root path above where the OS/2 installer is located.
Specify the path of the Notes Installer for users of Macintosh 680x0 systems. This should be an absolute pathname.
Examples:
Upgrade Server:Notes 68K:Installer
Path for Macintosh 68K:
Mac68KPath
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Specify the path of the Notes Installer for users of Macintosh PowerMac systems. This should be an absolute pathname.
Examples:
Upgrade Server:Notes PPC:Installer
Note: If this path is left blank, then PowerMac users will use the Macintosh 68K path above.
Path for Macintosh PPC:
MacPPCPathPath where the Macintosh PPC installer is located.
Provide any additional information you would like the user to see when opening the document.
Additional Information:
Your administrator has set up this message to perform these steps for you automatically when you hit the buttons.
AdditionalInfoProvide any additional information you would like the user to see when opening the document.
If the user receiving this document is running the build specified or later, do not display the Install R4 button.
Do not upgrade Notes if the workstation uses build
BuildIf the user receiving this document is running the build specified or later, do not display the Install R4 button.
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Notify Administrator when users complete mail conversion:
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You have cancelled deleting the person record(s).
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Error
You have encountered an error. The people(s) name have not been removed completely. Please try again.
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Your request to delete the people(s) name have been successfully submitted to the Administration Requests database.
Error
You have encountered an error. The request was not submitted properly. Please try again.
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Action has been cancelled.
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Request Successful
Your request to delete the people(s) name have been successfully submitted to the Administration Requests database.
Error
You have encountered an error. The request was not submitted properly. Please try again.
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You do not have sufficient access to perform the requested operation.
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You do not have sufficient access to perform the requested operation.
DeleteNTUserAccount
Insufficient Access
You are not authorized to create requests in the Administration Requests Database.
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The Administration Requests database cannot be found on the current server. Please contact your server administrator.
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Completed Successfully
The user's name has been removed completely from this Address Book
Error
You have encountered an error. The user's name has not been removed completely. Please try again.
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Your request to delete this username has been successfully submitted to the Administration Requests database.
Error
You have encountered an error. The request was not submitted properly. Please try again.
Action Cancelled
Action has been cancelled.
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CurrentServer
AdminFileName
Request Successful
Your request to delete this username has been successfully submitted to the Administration Requests database.
Error
You have encountered an error. The request was not submitted properly. Please try again.
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You do not have sufficient access to perform the requested operation.
Insufficient Access
You do not have sufficient access to perform the requested operation.
Insufficient Access
You are not authorized to create requests in the Administration Requests Database.
Admin. Requests Database Does Not Exist
The Administration Requests database cannot be found on the current server. Please contact your server administrator.
You do not have sufficient rights in the Administration Request database to perform this operation. Please see your Administrator.
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Error
You do not have sufficient rights in the Certification Log file to perform this operation. Please see your Administrator.
AdminPExist
Error
You have received the following error trying to open the Administration Request database:
AdminPExist
Please correct the error and retry.
AdminPExist
Error
The Administration Request database does not exist on this server. In order to perform this operation you must have an Administration Request database and you need at least Author access.
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Error
You have received the following error trying to open the Certification Log database:
CertLogExistV
Please correct the error and retry.
CertLogExistV
Error
This action requires a Certification Log file. This file was not found. Please see your Administrator.
You do not have sufficient rights in the Administration Request database to perform this operation. Please see your Administrator.
CertLogAccessLevel
CertLogCreateAccess
Error
You do not have sufficient rights in the Certification Log file to perform this operation. Please see your Administrator.
AdminPExist
Error
You have received the following error trying to open the Administration Request database:
AdminPExist
Please correct the error and retry.
AdminPExist
Error
The Administration Request database does not exist on this server. In order to perform this operation you must have an Administration Request database and you need at least Author access.
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Error
You have received the following error trying to open the Certification Log database:
CertLogExistV
Please correct the error and retry.
CertLogExistV
Error
This action requires a Certification Log file. This file was not found. Please see your Administrator.
Do you want to upgrade to the more secure Internet password format? By doing so, clients will only be able to access 4.6 servers and above. Choose Yes to upgrade, No to cancel.
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The group names have been removed completely from this Address Book
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Your request to delete the selected groups have been successfully submitted to the Administration Requests database.
Error
You have encountered an error. At least one request was not submitted properly. Please try again.
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Action has been cancelled.
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Request Successful
Your request to delete the selected group names have been successfully submitted to the Administration Requests database.
Error
You have encountered an error. At least one request was not submitted properly. Please try again.
NamesAccessLevel
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You do not have sufficient access to perform the requested operation.
Insufficient Access
You do not have sufficient access to perform the requested operation.
Insufficient Access
You are not authorized to create requests in the Administration Requests database.
Admin Request Database Does Not Exist
The Administration Requests database cannot be found on the current server. Please contact your server administrator.
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You have cancelled deleting the selected group(s).
You have requested to delete the selected group(s). Do you wish to continue?
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The group names have been removed completely from this Address Book
Error
You have encountered an error. The group names have not been removed completely. Please try again.
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Your request to delete the selected groups have been successfully submitted to the Administration Requests database.
Error
You have encountered an error. At least one request was not submitted properly. Please try again.
Cancelled
Action has been cancelled.
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Your request to delete the selected group names have been successfully submitted to the Administration Requests database.
Error
You have encountered an error. At least one request was not submitted properly. Please try again.
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You do not have sufficient access to perform the requested operation.
Insufficient Access
You do not have sufficient access to perform the requested operation.
Insufficient Access
You are not authorized to create requests in the Administration Requests database.
Admin Request Database Does Not Exist
The Administration Requests database cannot be found on the current server. Please contact your server administrator.
Action Cancelled
You have cancelled deleting the selected group(s).
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Internet Message Transfer Agent (SMTP MTA)
General
Control
Specifies the name or group of the SMTP MTA Administrator. It is used for use in notification of certain events. Additionally, if 'PostMaster' is not explicitly defined in the Name and Address Book, all messages addressed to PostMaster will be forwarded to this user or group.
Notes Global Domain served by this MTA.
Global domain name:
Tasks
SMTP Mail Routing
SMTPGlobalDomain
You must supply a Global Domain Name if you wish to use SMTP Mail Routing.{
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SMTPGlobalDomainNotes Global Domain served by this MTA.
Specify how often (in seconds) the MTA should check for new inbound and outbound mail.
Poll for new messages every:
SMTPPollingPeriod
SMTPPollingPeriod
Polling period must be more than 0 and less than 3600 seconds.{
SMTPPollingPeriod
You must supply a value for the polling period.
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SMTPPollingPeriodSpecify how often (in seconds) the MTA should check for new inbound and outbound mail.
seconds
Specify this SMTP MTA's fully qualified Internet host name, e.g., host1.acme.com
Fully qualified Internet host name:
SMTPFullHostDomain
Tasks
SMTP Mail Routing
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SMTPFullHostDomainSpecify this SMTP MTA's fully qualified Internet host name, e.g., host1.acme.com
Specify the full path of the work area for the SMTP MTA
MTA work path:
SMTPWork
Tasks
SMTP Mail Routing
You must supply a fully qualified work path for the SMTP MTA.
5S6S
SMTPWorkSpecify the full path of the work area for the SMTP MTA
Specify the name(s) or group(s) who are responsible for this MTA.
MTA administrator:
SMTPAdministrator
Tasks
SMTP Mail Routing
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SMTPAdministratorSpecify the name(s) or group(s) who are responsible for this MTA.
Specify the level of log information to be produced by the MTA
Log level:
Normal
SMTPLogLevel
You must supply a logging level.{
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SMTPLogLevelSpecify the level of log information to be produced by the MTA
Minimal|0Normal|1Informational|2Verbose|3
Enable or Disable daily housekeeping.
Enable daily housekeeping:
SMTPEnableHK
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SMTPEnableHKEnable or Disable daily housekeeping.
Enable|1Disable|0
Time to perform daily housekeeping.
Perform daily housekeeping at:
SMTPDailyHKAt
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SMTPDailyHKAtTime to perform daily housekeeping.
Conversion Options
Transport Configuration
Specify what to do with the SMTP header of each received message
Header handling:
SMTP822HeaderOption
You must choose how headers are supposed to be handled.
0S0E
SMTP822HeaderOptionSpecify what to do with the SMTP header of each received message
Prepend to body of message|1Store with Delivery Information |2Discard|3
Specify the method for mapping Host name to an IP Address
Host name mapping
SMTPAddrResolutionCntl
You must choose a host name mapping method.
0S0E
SMTPAddrResolutionCntlSpecify the method for mapping Host name to an IP Address
Dynamic mapping only (DNS only)|1Local mapping only (hosts file only)|2Dynamic then local|3
Attachment
Specify the encoding scheme to be used by the MTA.
encoding method:
SMTPEncodingScheme
SMTPMessageContent
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SMTPEncodingScheme
SMTPTransferMode
In order to use None as your transfer encoding method, you must select 8 bit for the Transfer mode
SMTPEncodingScheme
You must specify the method for attachment encoding.{
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SMTPEncodingSchemeSpecify the encoding scheme to be used by the MTA.
Base64|1QuotedPrintable|2UUencode|3
Specifies the number of times outbound message delivery should be attempted (0-10) for a given message prior to generating a non-delivery report. (0 specifies no retry attempts)
Retry limit:
SMTPRetryAttempts
SMTPRetryAttempts
The number of retrys must be between more than 0 and less than or equal to 10.{
SMTPRetryAttempts
You must specify a retry limit.
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SMTPRetryAttemptsSpecifies the number of times outbound message delivery should be attempted (0-10) for a given message prior to generating a non-delivery report. (0 specifies no retry attempts)
Sending to non-Lotus mail systems when user has not marked the message for Special Handling.
Message content:
SMTPMessageContent
You must specify a message content handling method.
SMTPMessageContent
SMTPEncodingScheme
You can only set the message content field to 'Only Lotus Notes users' if the attachment encoding method is either Base64 or Quoted Printable.{
11R14S15SSMTPMessageContentSending to non-Lotus mail systems when user has not marked the message for Special Handling.
Users without Lotus Notes|TSimple text only mail users|AOnly Lotus Notes users|EUsers with and without Lotus Notes|B
Specifies the SMTP transport transfer mode.
Specify the number of minutes (5-300) between failed outbound session attempts.
Retry interval:
SMTPRetryInterval
SMTPRetryInterval
The Retry interval must be more than 5 and less than or equal to 300.
SMTPRetryInterval
You must enter a retry interval.{
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SMTPRetryIntervalSpecify the number of minutes (5-300) between failed outbound session attempts.
minutes
Specifies the SMTP transport transfer mode.
Map ReturnReceipt to the SMTP Return Receipt To header field.
Support return receipts:
SMTPReturnReceipts
You must choose whether you support Return Receipts or not.
0S0E
SMTPReturnReceiptsMap ReturnReceipt to the SMTP Return Receipt To header field.
Yes|1No|2
Specifies the SMTP transport transfer mode.
Transfer mode:
SMTPTransferMode
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SMTPTransferModeSpecifies the SMTP transport transfer mode.
7 bit mode|18 bit mode|2
Specify preferences for the languages, character sets, header encoding methods, and body encoding methods to be used for the message.
Language parameters:
SMTPLanguageParamSpecify preferences for the languages,character sets,header encoding methods, and encoding methods to be used for the message
Use the International Character Set detection routines.
Use character set detection routines:
SMTPCharSetDetect
You must choose whether to use character set detection routines or not.
0S0E
SMTPCharSetDetectUse the International Character Set detection routines.
Yes|1No|2
Typeface to be used for inbound conversion.
Message typeface:
SMTPTypefaceTypeface to be used for inbound conversion.
Times Roman|1Helvetica|2Courier (Monospaced)|3
Point size to use for inbound conversion.
Message point size:
SMTPPointSizePoint size to use for inbound conversion.
6891012141824
Specify the MIME representation for the outbound Macintosh file attachment.
Outbound Macintosh attachment conversion:
SMTPMacAttachConvertOptionSpecify the MIME representation for the outbound Macintosh file attachment.
AppleDouble (base64 only)|1BinHex4.0|2
Inbound Configuration
( Used By This MTA )
Outbound Configuration
( Used By This MTA )
Specify the maximum number of inbound message processes. 0 means no inbound messages will be allowed.
Number of processes:
SMTPMaxInbTasks
SMTPMaxInbTasks
You can only have between 0 and 8 processes.{
SMTPMaxInbTasks
You must supply the number of inbound processes.{
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SMTPMaxInbTasksSpecify the maximum number of inbound message processes. 0 means no inbound messages will be allowed
Specify the maximum number of outbound message processes
Number of processes:
SMTPMaxOutbTasks
SMTPMaxOutbTasks
You can only have between 0 and 8 processes.{
SMTPMaxOutbTasks
You must supply the number of outbound processes.
0S0E
SMTPMaxOutbTasksSpecify the maximum number of outbound message processes
Specify the maximum message size in kilobytes. 0 = No limit
Maximum outbound msg size:
SMTPMaxOutbMsgSize
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SMTPMaxOutbMsgSizeSpecify the maximum message size in kilobytes. 0 = No limit
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OutboundSize3
OutboundSize4
OutboundSize5
OutboundSize6
OutboundSize7
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SMTPMaxInbMsgSize
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SMTPRetryAttempts
SMTPRetryInterval
SMTPMaxInbTasks
SMTPMaxOutbTasks
SMTPMaxOutbMsgSize
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Started running agent 'SetNewPasswordFormat' on 06/16/97 12:53:49 PM
Running on selected documents: 2 total
Found 2 document(s) that match search criteria
2 document(s) were modified by formula
Done running agent 'SetNewPasswordFormat' on 06/16/97 12:53:49 PM
Group name (multiple names can be separated by commas).
Group name:
ListName^
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ListName
You must specify a group name
ListName
Invalid characters in Group name. Names cannot contain '@' or '\'{
3S4S6S11SListNameGroup name (multiple names can be separated by commas).
If this group will be used only for Mail, choose Mailing List, if it is going to be used for either database or server access, choose Database or Server Access Control, if it is going to be used as a Deny List or a member of a Deny List, choose Deny List.
Group type:
GroupTypeChoose the appropriate type for this group.
Multi-purpose|0Access Control List only|2Mail only|1Deny List only|3
Description or purpose of the group.
Description:
ListDescriptionDescription or purpose of the group.
Distinquished names of people and groups who are members of the group.
Members:
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Members
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MembersDistinquished names of people and groups who are members of the group.
Administration
Distinguished names of people allowed to modify the group.
Owners:
ListOwnerDistinguished names of people allowed to modify the group.
Enter the names or group names which you want to give edit capabilities to for this group record.
Administrators:
LocalAdmin
Type of client program license.
Foreign directory sync allowed:
AvailableForDirSyncPerson entry is allowed to be sent to foreign directories, e.g. via directory synchronization gateways.
Group0You should add all Notes servers in other domains with which you commonly replicate to this group. Many databases give servers in this group Designer access. These servers generally have replicas of most or all of the databases in your domain, but each replica does not necessarily have the same Access Control List.1[GroupModifier]0OtherDomainServersGroup
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Location'++LotusScript Development Environment:2:5:(Options):0:66
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Declare Sub Querysave(Source As Notesuidocument, Continue As Variant)
'++LotusScript Development Environment:2:5:(Declarations):0:2
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Private Sub BindEvents(Byval Objectname_ As String)
Static Source As NOTESUIDOCUMENT
Set Source = Bind(Objectname_)
On Event Querysave From Source Call Querysave
End Sub
'++LotusScript Development Environment:2:2:Querysave:1:12
Sub Querysave(Source As Notesuidocument, Continue As Variant)
Dim w As New NotesUIWorkspace
Dim s As New NotesSession
Dim db As NotesDatabase
Dim doc As NotesDocument
Set db = s.CurrentDatabase
Dim uidoc As notesuidocument
Set uidoc=w.currentdocument
Set doc = uidoc.document
If doc.ProxyFlag(0) = "1" Then
doc.Proxy_FTP=doc.Proxy_HTTP(0)
doc.Proxy_Gopher=doc.Proxy_HTTP(0)
doc.Proxy_SSL=doc.Proxy_HTTP(0)
End If
End Sub
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Declare Sub Exiting(Source As Field)
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Private Sub BindEvents(Byval Objectname_ As String)
Static Source As FIELD
Set Source = Bind(Objectname_)
On Event Exiting From Source Call Exiting
End Sub
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Sub Exiting(Source As Field)
Dim w As New NotesUIWorkspace
Dim s As New NotesSession
Dim db As NotesDatabase
Dim doc As NotesDocument
Set db = s.CurrentDatabase
Dim uidoc As notesuidocument
Set uidoc=w.currentdocument
Set doc = uidoc.document
If doc.ProxyFlag(0) = "1" Then
doc.Proxy_FTP=doc.Proxy_HTTP(0)
doc.Proxy_Gopher=doc.Proxy_HTTP(0)
doc.Proxy_SSL=doc.Proxy_HTTP(0)
End If
End Sub
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Field Label
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LOCATION
Server
ServerName
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DisplayName
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LOCATION
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Basics
LocationType
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Choose the type of connectivity you have at this Location.
Location type:
LocationTypeChoose the type of connectivity you have at this Location.
Local Area Network|0Dialup Modem|1Both Dialup and Local Area Network|2No connection|3
Choose Yes if you want to be prompted for phone prefix, current time information when you switch to this location. This is most often used when travelling between time zones and to different phone systems.
Prompt for time/date/phone:
TravelPromptChoose Yes if you want to be prompted for Location information at startup.
Yes|1No|0
The name of this Location.
Location name:
You must enter a name in the Location name field before saving this document.
You may not use a '/' in a location name.
0S0E
LocationType
0S0E
Enter the name or IP address of the proxy used to connect to the Internet.
Web proxy:
http://
Proxy_HTTPEnter the name or IP address of the proxy used to connect to the Internet.
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Proxy Server Configuration
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Server
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Servers
Choose the browser you want to use to view Web pages.
Internet browser:
WebRetrieverChoose the browser you want to use to view Web pages.
Windows/NT
Windows/95
Macintosh
Notes |0
Notes with Internet Explorer|3
Netscape Navigator|1
Microsoft Internet Explorer|2
Other|99
Notes Web Navigator|0
Other|99
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Enter the name of your mail/home server to be used at this Location.
Home/mail server:
MailServerEnter the name of your mail/home server to be used at this Location.
WebRetriever
0S0E
Specify whether pages are retrieved and opened:
1. from the InterNotes server to a server database
2. from the Notes workstation to a local database
3. no new retrieval from the Internet, but open previously retrieved documents from your local database only
Retrieve/open pages:
WebRetriever
Windows/95
Windows/NT
WebRetriever
Macintosh
WebRetriever
3S4S16S17S18S19S21S22S29S30S
Internet browser path:
WebRetrieverPath
Choose path for Internet Browser
WebRetrieverPath
Choose path for Internet Browser
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WebRetriever
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WebRetriever
WebLocation
WebLocation
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WebLocation
WebRetriever
from InterNotes server|0
from Notes workstation|1
no retrievals|2
WebRetriever
from Notes workstation|1
no retrievals|2
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WebRetrieverPath
WebRetrieverPath
Enter the name of the server to be used as your default Passthru server. This is generally the same as your home server.
Passthru server:
DefaultPassthruServerThis is generally the same as your home server.
WebRetriever
Windows/95
Windows/NT
WebRetriever
3S4S16S17S18S19S
LocationType
WebLocation
WebRetriever
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Enter the name of the Notes server used as your Internet Web server.
InterNotes server:
InterNotesEnter the name of the Notes server used as your Internet server. (InterNotes)
Ports
Choose which ports you want to use at this Location. NOTE: To install a new port, use File Tools User Preferences, and select Ports. Make sure to select the Enabled checkbox to make the port available in your Location records.
Ports to use:
Disabled ports:
Ports
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Ports
DisabledPorts
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EnabledPortsChoose which ports are enabled at this Location.
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EnabledPorts
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Ports
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Ports
SaveEnabledPorts
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DisabledPorts
Location
LocationType
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Phone Dialing
Input the prefix necessary to acquire an outside line. (ie. 9 if at a hotel or office)
Prefix for outside line:
OutsideLineInput the prefix necessary to acquire an outside line. (ie. 9 if at a hotel or office)
Enter the calling card access phone number you want to use at this Location.
Calling card access number:
CallPreEnter the calling card access phone number you want to use at this Location.
Enter the prefix for dialing to another country from this location. e.g. From the United States using AT&T, the prefix is 011.
International prefix:
InternationalPrefixEnter the prefix for dialing to another country from this location. e.g. From the United States using AT&T, the prefix is 011.
Enter the calling card number you want to use at this Location. This is usually the number that is embossed on the front of your calling card.
Calling card
number or extension suffix:
SuffixEnter the calling card number you want to use at this Location.
Enter the numeric country code for this location. e.g. For the United States enter 1
Country code at this location:
Country
Location
LocationType
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Not yet implemented
This feature is not implemented in the version you are running.
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Dialing Rules...
Enter the prefix for dialing long distance from this location. e.g. In the United States, the prefix is 1.
Long distance prefix:
LongDistancePrefixEnter the prefix for dialing long distance from this location. e.g. In the United States, the prefix is 1.
Enter the area code at this Location.
Area code at this location
AreaCode
AreaCodeInput
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You must enter a valid number for the area code. You can only use the characters 0-9.{
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AreaCodeInputEnter the area code for this Location.
MailTypeLocal
On server|0Local|1
MailTypeDirect
On server|0Local|1
Mail
Replication
MailServerProtocol
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Mail system:
MailType
MailServerProtocol
MailType
MailServerProtocol
MailServerProtocol
Notes|0Internet|5Notes and Internet|50
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(Internet Mail)
Internet Mail Options
Choose Enable if you want the Replicator to be enabled and use the specified schedule at this location.
Schedule:
EnabledChoose Enable if you want the Replicator to be enabled and use the specified schedule at this location.
Enabled|1Disabled|0
Choose whether your mail file is on a server or local at this location. If you choose 'Internet' or 'Notes and Internet' as your mail system, you can only choose 'Local' for your mail file location.
Mail file location:
MailServerProtocol
MailType
MailServerProtocol
MailServerProtocol
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MailType
MailType
MailServerProtocol
You must choose Local if you are using Internet mail.
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MailTypeChoose the way you want mail to be queued at this Location.
MailServerProtocol
on Server|0
Local|1
Local|1
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LocationType
Server
Enabled
0S0E
Times to call the server - e.g. 8:00 AM,10:00 AM-6:00 PM
Replicate daily between:
ScheduleL
Enabled
Interval
Schedule
You must enter an Interval and/or a Schedule, or else specify DISABLED.
ScheduleTimes to call the server - e.g. 8:00 AM,10:00 AM-6:00 PM
Enter the path and file name of the mail file being used at this location. e.g. mail\mymail.nsf
Mail file
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MailServerProtocol
MailFile
You must enter a mail file when your mail system is set to Internet.{
MailServerProtocol
MailFile
MailFile
The mail file specified does not exist. Please enter a valid mail file name.
You entered an interval less than 0. You must enter an interval of 0 or above.
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IntervalInterval to repeat calls - 0 means call once.
minutes
MailServerProtocol
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Enter the Notes mail Domain name to be used at this Location.
Notes
mail domain
Server
Domain
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Domain
The maximum length of a Domain name is 32 bytes.{
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DomainEnter Mail Domain name to be used at this Location.
Days of week - e.g. Mon, Tue, Wed
Days of week:
WeekDaysDays of week - e.g. Mon, Tue, Wed
Sun | 1Mon | 2Tue | 3Wed | 4Thu | 5Fri | 6Sat | 7
Choose whether you want names to be looked up in the address book(s) and filled in for you as you type each character.
Recipient name type-ahead
MailType
0S0E
NameLookupPrefWhich Address Books should Notes look in when you are typing in a Names field at this Location.
Disabled|0Personal Address Book Only|1Personal then Public Address Book|2
Choose whether name look-up will stop when it first finds a match in any address book or whether all address books will be checked. Stopping at the first match is faster but checking all address books ensures that there are no duplicate matches.
Recipient name lookup:
ExhaustiveNameLookupChoose how many Address Books will be searched when resolving a name.
Stop after first match|0Exhaustively check all address books|1
MailType
LocationType
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If this field is set to Personal and Public Address Books, then the following will occur:
- in the Mail Address dialog, server Address Books will be available
- when an E-mail is sent, the names will be checked and must resolve.
Mail addressing:
MailAddressing
Personal Address Book Only|1Personal and Public Address Book|2
Number of waiting messages that will force a connection - e.g. 3.
Transfer outgoing
mail if:
MailThreshold
MailThresholdNumber of waiting messages that will force a connection - e.g. 3.
messages pending
MailServerProtocol
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MailServerProtocol
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Internet Mail
Choose whether outgoing mail is sent through a Domino server or directly to the Internet via SMTP
Send outgoing mail:
MailServerProtocol
MailServerProtocol
SMTPRoute
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SMTPRoute
MailServerProtocol
directly to Internet|1
through Domino Server|0
directly to Internet|1
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Address used for replies to mail which you send directly to the Internet. This address appears in the From field.
Internet mail address:
MailServerProtocol
ImailAddress
You must enter an Internet mail address if your mail system is set to Internet.
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ImailAddress
Enter the name of the server to connect to when sending mail directly to the Internet. The server must be running the SMTP protocol.
Outgoing (SMTP) internet mail server:
ImailSMTPServer
MailServerProtocol
SMTPRoute
You must enter an Outgoing internet mail server if your mail system is set to Internet.
5S6S9S10SImailSMTPServer
MailServerProtocol
MailServerProtocol
MailType
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Enter the name of the server from which to retrieve Internet mail. You must have an account and a mail drop on this server, and the server must be running the POP3 protocol.
Incoming internet mail server:
ImailServer
MailServerProtocol
You must enter an Incoming internet mail server if your mail system is set to Internet.
5S6S
ImailServer
Enter the name of your mail account for the POP3 server you connect to in order to retrieve your mail.
Internet username:
MailServerProtocol
ImailUsername
You must enter a valid Internet username when your mail system is set to Internet.{
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ImailUsername
Enter the password for your POP3 account.
Internet password:
ImailPassword
Internet Password
Enter your Internet Password. NOTE: To protect the password, you must encrypt the document with your Public Key. To do this use the Doc. Properties InfoBox.
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Choose No to delete mail after retrieval from the POP3 server. Choose Yes for all mail to remain on the server.
Leave mail on server:
PopDeleteMail
Yes|0No|1
Choose Yes to use SSL when connecting to the POP3 server when retrieving your mail. Choose No for communication with the server to be sent in clear text. If you choose Yes, the POP3 server must support SSL.
Use SSL:
ImailUseSSL
Yes|1No|0
Enter the port to use when connecting to the POP3 server. By default, most servers use port 110 for non SSL connections, and port 995 for SSL connections.
Port:
ImailPort
Advanced
Choose the correct time zone to be used at this Location.
Local time zone:
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TimeZoneChoose the correct time zone to be used at this Location.$
Greenwich Mean Time|0One hour west of GMT|1Two hours west of GMT|2Three hours west of GMT|3Newfoundland|3003Atlantic Standard Time|4Eastern Standard Time|5Central Standard Time|6Mountain Standard Time|7Pacific Standard Time|8Yukon Standard Time|99 1/2 hours west of GMT|3009Alaska-Hawaii Standard Time|10Bering Standard Time|11Twelve hours west of GMT|1212 3/4 hours east of GMT|-4512Twelve hours east of GMT|-1211 1/2 hours east of GMT|-301111 hours east of GMT|-1110 1/2 hours east of GMT|-301010 hours east of GMT|-109 1/2 hours east of GMT|-30099 hours east of GMT|-98 hours east of GMT|-87 hours east of GMT|-76 1/2 hours east of GMT|-30066 hours east of GMT|-65 3/4 hours east of GMT|-45055 1/2 hours east of GMT|-30055 hours east of GMT|-54 1/2 hours east of GMT|-30044 hours east of GMT|-43 1/2 hours east of GMT|-30033 hours east of GMT|-32 hours east of GMT|-2Central European Time|-1
Enter the Notes server name to be contacted for Address Book information in the event that your home server is unavailable on the TCP network.
Secondary TCP/IP
Notes name server:
TCPNameServerThe Notes server name to be contacted for Address Book information in the event that your home server is unavailable on the TCP network.
Choose Observed here if at this location Daylight Savings time is observed.
Daylight savings time:
Observed here
DSTChoose Observed here if at this location Daylight Savings time is observed.
Observed here|1Not observed here|0
Enter the Notes server's fully qualified host name or IP address to be contacted for Address Book information in the event that your home server is unavailable on the TCP network. e.g. server.acme.com OR 129.54.98.3
Secondary TCP/IP host name or address:
TCPNameServerHostThe Notes server's fully qualified host name or IP address to be contacted for Address Book information in the event that your home server is unavailable on the TCP network.
Use * if this Location can be used by all users, or fill in a user name if only for a specific user.
Only for user:
0S0E
Source^
0S0E
SourceUse * if this Location can be used by all users, or fill in a user name if only for a specific user.
Enter the Notes server name to be contacted for Address Book information in the event that your home server is unavailable on the IPX/SPX network. This information is only used if NDS Services have been enabled within Notes. The Secondary NDS name server address field must also be specified.
Secondary NDS
Notes name server:
NDSNameServer
NDSNameServerAddress
You must enter a Secondary NDS name server address if you are specifying a Secondary NDS Notes name server.
5S6S
NDSNameServerThe Notes server name to be contacted for Address Book information in the event that your home server is unavailable on the IPX/SPX network.
Path and file name of the user ID to be used when switching to this Location.
User ID to switch to:
Choose path for ID file:
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UserID
UserID
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UserIDPath and file name of the user ID to be used when switching to this Location.
Enter the of the Notes server's fully qualified NDS distinguished name to be contacted for Address Book information in the event that your home server is unavailable on the IPX/SPX network. This information is only used if NDS Services have been enabled within Notes. e.g. CN=HubServer.OU=Sales.O=Acme
Secondary NDS name server address:
NDSNameServer
NDSNameServerAddress
You must enter a Secondary NDS Notes name server if you are specifying a Secondary NDS name server address.
5S6S
NDSNameServerAddressThe of the Notes server's fully qualified NDS distinguished name to be contacted for Address Book information in the event that your home server is unavailable on the IPX/SPX network.
Specify whether to autoload images when a document is first loaded.
Load images:
ImagesSpecify whether to autoload images when a document is first loaded.
Always|0On request|1
Remote LAN idle timeout:
RLANIdleTimeout
minutes
Web Retriever Configuration
Web Navigator database:
perweb.nsf
WebDbName
The maximum number of concurrent Web retriever processes permitted at one time.
Concurrent retrievers:
WebRetrieversThe maximum number of concurrent Web retriever threads/processes permitted at one time.
23456
Specify the log level of messages logged to LOG.NSF by the Web Retriever.
Retriever log level:
WebLogLevelSpecify the log level of messages logged to LOG.NSF by the Web Retriever.
None|0Terse|1Verbose|2
Update cache:
WebUpdateCache
Never|0Once per session|1Every time|2
Choose Yes to accept certificates from an unknown certifying authority.
Choose No not to accept certificates from unknown certifying authorities.
Accept SSL site certificates:
SSLSiteCerts
Yes|1No|0
Choose Yes to force SSL to accept remote certificates which have expired.
Choose No to enforce certificate expiration dates.
Accept expired SSL certificates:
SSLExpiredCerts
Yes|1No|0
Choose the SSL protocol version that you want to connect with.
V2.0 only - Uses SSL V2.0 handshake and protocol only
V3.0 handshake - Uses SSL V3.0 handshake and negotiated protocol
V3.0 only - Uses SSL V3.0 handshake and protocol only
V3.0 with V2.0 handshake - Uses SSL V2.0 handshake with negotiated protocol
Negotiated - allow SSL to determine handshake and protocol
SSL protocol version:
SSLProtocolVersion
V2.0 only|1V3.0 handshake|2V3.0 only|3V3.0 with V2.0 handshake|4Negotiated|0
Java Applet Security
List of host domains where Java applets are assumed to be safe -- e.g., 205.159.212.*, www.trustedhost.com
Trusted hosts:
JavaSecureDomainList of host domains where Java applets are assumed to be safe -- e.g., 205.159.212.*, www.trustedhost.com
Network access granted to Java applets originating from hosts listed by 'Trusted Hosts' above.
Network access for trusted hosts:
JavaAllowInSecureDomainNetwork access granted to Java applets originating from hosts listed by "Trusted Hosts" above.
Disable Java|0No access allowed|1Allow access only to originating host|2Allow access to any trusted host|3Allow access to any host|4
Network access granted to Java applets originating from hosts other than those listed by 'Trusted Hosts' above.
Network access for untrusted hosts:
JavaAllowInOtherDomainsNetwork access granted to Java applets originating from hosts other than those listed by 'Trusted Hosts' above.
Disable Java|0No access allowed|1Allow access only to originating host|2
Trust HTTP proxy to consistently resolve host names to IP addresses.
Trust HTTP proxy:
JavaTrustHTTPProxyTrust HTTP proxy to consistently resolve host names to IP addresses.
Yes|1No|0
Administration
Full name of person allowed to modify this document.
Owner:
Owner
Enter the names or group names which should have edit capabilities for this record.
Administrators
LocalAdmin
AreaCode
Location
0S0E
DocumentAccess
$LocationVersion
ProxyFlag
Use same proxy for all Internet protocols.|1
ProxyFlag
Proxy_FTP
Proxy_FTP
Proxy_HTTP
ProxyFlag
Proxy_HTTP
Proxy_FTP
11S15S16SProxy_FTP
ProxyFlag
Proxy_Gopher
Proxy_Gopher
Proxy_HTTP
ProxyFlag
Proxy_HTTP
Proxy_Gopher
8S15S16S
Proxy_Gopher
ProxyFlag
Proxy_SSL
Proxy_SSL
Proxy_HTTP
Proxy_Flag
Proxy_HTTP
Proxy_SSL
8S13S14S
Proxy_SSL
ProxyFlag
UseProxyforNotes
Proxy_HTTP
ProxyFlag
UseProxyforNotes
Proxy_NotesHTTP
5S6S15S16S
Proxy_NotesHTTP
Proxy_SOCKS
No_Proxy
MailServerProtocol
ImailPassword
You must enter a valid Internet password when your mail system is set to Internet.{
5S6S
ImailPassword
Save and Close>
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0S0E
_Edit Location
Categori_ze
Send Docu_ment
_Forward
_Move to Folder...
_Remove from Folder...
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Interval_1
Interval_2
IntervalHigh
IntervalLow
FreqHigh
FreqLow
Card_No
Card_No_1
IntervalMed
$$FormQuerySaveAction
$TITLE
$FormUsers
$INFO
$WINDOWTITLE
$$Script_O
$$ScriptName
$$FormScript
$$$FormScript_O
$$FormAction2
$$Proxy_HTTP
$Proxy_HTTP_O
Schedule
Interval
MailThreshold
RLANIdleTimeout
$BODY
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(ProxyDialog)'++LotusScript Development Environment:2:5:(Options):0:66
'++LotusScript Development Environment:2:5:(Forward):0:1
Declare Sub Querysave(Source As Notesuidocument, Continue As Variant)
Declare Sub Queryclose(Source As Notesuidocument, Continue As Variant)
'++LotusScript Development Environment:2:5:(Declarations):0:2
'++LotusScript Development Environment:2:2:BindEvents:1:129
Private Sub BindEvents(Byval Objectname_ As String)
Static Source As NOTESUIDOCUMENT
Set Source = Bind(Objectname_)
On Event Querysave From Source Call Querysave
On Event Queryclose From Source Call Queryclose
End Sub
'++LotusScript Development Environment:2:2:Querysave:1:12
Sub Querysave(Source As Notesuidocument, Continue As Variant)
End Sub
'++LotusScript Development Environment:2:2:Queryclose:1:12
Sub Queryclose(Source As Notesuidocument, Continue As Variant)
Proxy_HTTPIEnter the domain name or IP address of your HTTP proxy server.
Proxy_HTTP
Proxy_HTTP
0S0E
Port1Enter the port address of the HTTP proxy server.
ProxyFlag
Use same proxy for Internet protocols|1
ProxyFlag
0S0E
Proxy_FTP
0S0E
ProxyFlag
Proxy_HTTPI
Proxy_FTPIa
http://
Proxy_FTPIa
http://
Proxy_FTPI
30SProxy_FTPIEnter the domain name or IP address of your FTP proxy server.
Proxy_FTP
Proxy_FTP
0S0E
Port2Enter the port address of the FTP proxy server.
Proxy_Gopher
0S0E
ProxyFlag
Proxy_HTTPI
Proxy_GopherI
http://
Proxy_GopherI
http://
Proxy_GopherI
30SProxy_GopherIEnter the domain name or IP address of your Gopher proxy server.
Proxy_Gopher
Proxy_Gopher
0S0E
Port3Enter the port address of the Gopher proxy server.
Proxy_SSL
0S0E
ProxyFlag
Proxy_HTTPI
Proxy_SSLIa
http://
Proxy_SSLIa
http://
Proxy_SSLI
0S0E
Proxy_SSLI
Port4
The length of the SSL Security proxy cannot be greater than 250 characters. Consider entering the IP address instead.{
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Proxy_SSLIEnter the domain name or IP address of your SSL security proxy server.
Proxy_SSL
Proxy_SSL
0S0E
Port4Enter the port address of the SSL security proxy server.
Proxy_SOCKS
Proxy_SOCKS
0S0E
Proxy_SOCKSI
Port5
The length of the SOCKS proxy cannot be greater than 250 characters. Consider entering the IP address instead.
7S8S12S15S
Proxy_SOCKSIEnter the domain name or IP address of your SOCKS proxy server.
Proxy_SOCKs
Proxy_SOCKs
0S0E
Port5Enter the port address of the SOCKS proxy server.
Proxy_NotesHTTP
Proxy_NotesHTTP
0S0E
Proxy_NotesHTTPIa
http://
Proxy_NotesHTTPIa
http://
Proxy_NotesHTTPI
0S0E
Proxy_NotesHTTPI
Port6
The length of the Notes RPC proxy cannot be greater than 250 characters. Consider entering the IP address instead.
7S8S12S15S
Proxy_NotesHTTPITo use Notes protocols on the Internet (e.g. Replication), enter the domain name or IP address of your HTTP proxy server.
Proxy_NotesHTTP
Proxy_NotesHTTP
0S0E
Port6Enter the port address of the HTTP proxy server.
No_Proxy^
0S0E
No_ProxyEnter the domain name, host name or IP address of those servers on your LAN that you DO NOT want to connect to via the proxy server.
HTTP:
SSL Security:
Gopher:
FTP:
SOCKS:
Port:
Notes RPC:
No proxy for these hosts or domains:
Proxy type:
ProxyFlag
0S0E
ProxyFlag
Proxy_HTTPI
Proxy_FTP
0S0E
Proxy_FTPD
ProxyFlag
Port1
Proxy_FTP
0S0E
Port2D
ProxyFlag
Proxy_HTTPI
Proxy_Gopher
0S0E
Proxy_GopherD
ProxyFlag
Port1
Proxy_Gopher
0S0E
Port3D
ProxyFlag
Proxy_HTTPI
Proxy_SSL
0S0E
Proxy_SSLD
ProxyFlag
Port1
Proxy_SSL
0S0E
Port4D
'++LotusScript Development Environment:2:5:(Options):0:66
'++LotusScript Development Environment:2:5:(Forward):0:1
Declare Sub Click(Source As Button)
'++LotusScript Development Environment:2:5:(Declarations):0:2
'++LotusScript Development Environment:2:2:BindEvents:1:129
Private Sub BindEvents(Byval Objectname_ As String)
Static Source As BUTTON
Set Source = Bind(Objectname_)
On Event Click From Source Call Click
End Sub
'++LotusScript Development Environment:2:2:Click:1:12
Sub Click(Source As Button)
Dim session As New NotesSession
Dim platform As String
Dim x As Integer
Dim boxtype As Long
boxtype = 4 + 64
platform=session.Platform
If platform <> "Macintosh" Then
x=Messagebox ("If you are using a proxy server for internet access from your machine, enter the domain name or IP address of your HTTP, FTP, Gopher, SSL Security or SOCKS proxy server in the appropriate field. Usually this field is required only for connecting to the Internet from your organization's local area network. Please consult your Internet system administrator if you need help setting these fields. " & Chr(10) & Chr(10) &"To see help on 'Notes RPC' and 'No proxy for these hosts or domains' , press Yes", boxtype, "HTTP, FTP, Gopher, SSL Security and SOCKS fields" )
If x = 7 Then
Exit Sub
End If
x=Messagebox ("If you are using a HTTP proxy server for internet access from your machine, and wish to use Notes protocols on the Internet (e.g. Replication), enter the domain name or IP address of your HTTP proxy server. This field is required only for computers on your organization's local area network who wish to communicate with other Notes servers on the Internet. This feature requires that your HTTP proxy server support the HTTP Connect method. Please consult your Internet system administrator if you need help setting this field. " & Chr(10) & Chr(10) &"To see help for 'No proxy for these hosts or domains', press Yes", boxtype, "Notes RPC" )
If x = 7 Then
Exit Sub
End If
x=Messagebox ("If you are using a proxy server for internet access and you DO NOT wish to also use the proxy to connect to servers on your organization's local area network, enter the domain name, host name or IP address of those servers on your local area network. A '*' may be uses as a wild-card. The following are valid entries (e.g. acme.com, server.acme.com, 139.42.94.219, *.acme.com). All proxies share the NoProxy field. Usually this field is required only for servers on your organization's local area network connecting to the Internet via a proxy as well as server on your organization's local area network. Please consult your Internet system administrator if you need help setting this field." , 0+64, "No Proxy" )
Exit Sub
End If
If platform = "Macintosh" Then
x=Messagebox ("If you are using a proxy server for internet access from your machine, enter the domain name or IP address of your HTTP, FTP, Gopher, SSL Security or SOCKS proxy server in the appropriate field." & Chr(13) & Chr(13) &"To continue , press Yes", boxtype, "HTTP, FTP, Gopher, SSL Security and SOCKS fields" )
If x = 7 Then
Exit Sub
End If
x=Messagebox("Usually this field is required only for connecting to the Internet from your organization's local area network. Please consult your Internet system administrator for help. " & Chr(13) & Chr(13) &"To continue, press Yes", boxtype, "HTTP, FTP, Gopher, SSL Security and SOCKS fields" )
If x = 7 Then
Exit Sub
End If
x=Messagebox ("If you are using a HTTP proxy server for internet access from your machine, and wish to use Notes protocols on the Internet (e.g. Replication), enter the domain name or IP address of your HTTP proxy server." & Chr(13) & Chr(13) &"To continue, press Yes", boxtype, "Notes RPC" )
If x = 7 Then
Exit Sub
End If
x=Messagebox("This field is required only for systems on your organization's local area network who wish to communicate with other Notes servers on the Internet. This feature requires that your HTTP proxy server support the HTTP Connect method." & Chr(13) & Chr(13) &"To continue, press Yes", boxtype, "Notes RPC" )
If x = 7 Then
Exit Sub
End If
x=Messagebox ("If using a proxy server for internet access and you DO NOT wish to also use the proxy to connect to servers on your local area network, enter the domain name, host name or IP address of those servers on your local area network." & Chr(13) & Chr(13) &"To continue, press Yes", boxtype, "No Proxy" )
If x = 7 Then
Exit Sub
End If
x=Messagebox("A '*' may be uses as a wild-card. The following are valid entries (e.g. acme.com, server.acme.com, 139.42.94.219, *.acme.com). All proxies share the NoProxy field." & Chr(13) & Chr(13) &"To continue, press Yes", boxtype, "No Proxy" )
If x = 7 Then
Exit Sub
End If
x=Messagebox("Usually this field is required only for servers on your organization's local area network connecting to the Internet via a proxy as well as servers on your organization's local area network. Please consult your Internet system administrator for help." , 0+64, "No Proxy" )
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