Yes, multiple internet addresses can be used for a single database or mail file residing on the Domino server. In order to use multiple internet addresses, each internet address requires it's own Person Document. Each Person Document will contain each of the unique internet addresses to be used. The fields to be concerned with are the "Internet Address" and "Mail File" fields. Because the Person Document is simply a "pointer", the first name, last name, short name are not important.
For example:
You have three internet addresses (joe1@domain.com, joe2@domain.com, & joe3@domain.com) that you would like to associate with a database (test.nsf). Create three separate person documents and populate each of the unique internet addresses into the Person Document's "Internet Address" field. Ensure that each of the Person Document's "Mail File" fields point to the same database (test.nsf). Now that the key part of the process is complete, you can assign any first and last name you wish to each of the person documents.
Once complete, when you send a message to joe1@domain.com, joe2@domain.com, and joe3@domain.com, they will all be delivered to the same database.
Thursday, September 11, 2008
How to re-create the Busytime.nsf or Clubusy.nsf file on a Domino Server
The Busytime.nsf file is the Free Time database on a non-clustered server. To rename the Busytime.nsf file do the following:
1. If possible, map a drive or FTP to the Domino Server's \Data directory.
2. From the Domino Administrator open the live console.
3. Issue the following commands:
tell sched q
tell calconn q
tell RnRMgr q <---- Note: This command is for the Domino 7.x server only
dbcache flush
Note: Several "dbcache flush" commands may be required, depending on the OS and the server's load.
4. On the Domino Server's \Data directory locate Busytime.nsf and rename it to something else, such as Busytime.old. Then move it out of any data or any reference to a database or directory link. DO NOT leave the renamed copy in the Domino server's data directory hierarchy.
Note: DO NOT leave the renamed copy in the Domino server's \Data directory hierarchy or you may encounter unexpected results.
5. Issue the following commands:
load sched
load calconn
load RnRMgr <---- Note: This command is for the Domino 7.x server only
How To Re-create Clubusy.nsf File (applies to Domino 5.x, 6.x, and 7.x Servers only):
The Clubusy.nsf file is the Free Time database on a clustered server. To re-create (or restore) the Clubusy database, do the following:
Note: This process must be done to all servers in the cluster to avoid the replication of Clubusy.
1. If possible, map a drive or FTP to the Domino Server's \Data directory.
2. From the Domino Administrator client open the live console.
3. Shut down the Sched and Calconn tasks on all clusters and flush the database cache.
4. On the Domino Server's \Data directory find the Clubusy.nsf and rename it to something else, such as Clubusy.old. Then move it out of any data or any reference to a database or directory link.
5. Issue the following commands on all clustermates:
Note: These commands are not case sensitive.
load sched
load CalConn
load RnRMgr <---- Note: This command should be run on Domino 7.x Servers only
1. If possible, map a drive or FTP to the Domino Server's \Data directory.
2. From the Domino Administrator open the live console.
3. Issue the following commands:
tell sched q
tell calconn q
tell RnRMgr q <---- Note: This command is for the Domino 7.x server only
dbcache flush
Note: Several "dbcache flush" commands may be required, depending on the OS and the server's load.
4. On the Domino Server's \Data directory locate Busytime.nsf and rename it to something else, such as Busytime.old. Then move it out of any data or any reference to a database or directory link. DO NOT leave the renamed copy in the Domino server's data directory hierarchy.
Note: DO NOT leave the renamed copy in the Domino server's \Data directory hierarchy or you may encounter unexpected results.
5. Issue the following commands:
load sched
load calconn
load RnRMgr <---- Note: This command is for the Domino 7.x server only
How To Re-create Clubusy.nsf File (applies to Domino 5.x, 6.x, and 7.x Servers only):
The Clubusy.nsf file is the Free Time database on a clustered server. To re-create (or restore) the Clubusy database, do the following:
Note: This process must be done to all servers in the cluster to avoid the replication of Clubusy.
1. If possible, map a drive or FTP to the Domino Server's \Data directory.
2. From the Domino Administrator client open the live console.
3. Shut down the Sched and Calconn tasks on all clusters and flush the database cache.
- tell sched q
tell calconn q
tell RnRMgr q <---- Note: This command is for the Domino 7.x server only dbcache flush
- Note: Several "dbcache flush" commands may be required, depending on the OS and the server's load.
4. On the Domino Server's \Data directory find the Clubusy.nsf and rename it to something else, such as Clubusy.old. Then move it out of any data or any reference to a database or directory link.
- Note: DO NOT leave the renamed copy in the Domino server's \Data directory hierarchy or you may encounter unexpected results.
- Important Note: Steps 3 and 4 MUST be done on ALL clustermates BEFORE Step 5 is performed on ANY server. Otherwise, old data may be added back into the Clubusy database invalidating what you are trying to do. If you do not do this correctly, you will have to restart the recreation process for Clubusy.nsf (steps 1 - 4) all over again.
5. Issue the following commands on all clustermates:
Note: These commands are not case sensitive.
load sched
load CalConn
load RnRMgr <---- Note: This command should be run on Domino 7.x Servers only
Monday, September 8, 2008
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