Domino clustering, how does it work? Clustering Domino servers are quite easy to set up and configure. Domino clustering the best method to increase uptime and availability for your domino servers and will improve the performance for both servers and users who access your server and databases and balance the workload for your servers. This…
pull (pul) Starts database replication from the specified server to the local server. Typically, a Connection document defines the scheduled replication between servers, and this command is used to manually override it. Syntax pull server [database name]
Welcome to our guide on Lotus Notes administrative tasks! In today’s workplaces, managing Lotus Notes systems is important for keeping things running smoothly. This guide will help you understand the key tasks involved in Lotus Notes administration. From adding and removing users to keeping an eye on server performance, we’ll cover everything you need to…
Lotus Domino Replication – Step-by-Step 1. Replication is initiated by a server or a workstation in one of the following ways: Replication schedule settings in a Connection document take effect. A replication command to replicate immediately is issued at the server console. The server console commands include replicate, pull, push, and load replica. Settings…
drop (dr) The drop command can be used to close user sessions either for all users or for the nominated users. Typically you would use this command only in preparation for an unscheduled shutdown of the Domino server. drop all Drops all user sessions from the server drop username Drops the nominated user sessions from…
Fixup Fixes suspected corrupt Domino databases. These options can be combined as needed: load fixup [database] -F When fixup runs against multiple databases, by default it checks only documents with the last modified date since its last run. This parameter then forces the fixup task to check all documents in all databases being checked. load…