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Troubleshooting Guide for Installation of Lotus
Domino DMS Servers and Clients


This document was extracted from the following:
Administrators Guide for Lotus Domino DMS Servers and Clients


-     Configure the Time Zone (TZ) Variable
-      Enable P22 Message Type
-      Start the Lotus Domino Server
-      Load Database Changes After an Upgrade
-      Configure the Domino Administrator Client
-      Start the Domino Administrator After an Upgrade
-      Determine the Default Browser
-      Opening Databases in Domino R5
-      Configure ACL Settings for Databases
-      Modify the Default Execution Control List
-      Modify Admin Access to Server Document
-      Configure Compaction
-      Creating Connection Documents
-      SMTP MTA Configuration Changes
-      MTA Configuration Changes
-      Create the Management Workstation User Name for FTP
-      Configure FTP Access
-      Verify Server Command Window Configuration
-      Change DC Directory Password



Configure the Time Zone (TZ) Variable

Applies to - New installation; upgrade from version 2.2.8A.0 and 3.0.1.0 when the server time-zone is set to anything other than GMT0 (All server roles).
Message time stamps (MTSIDs) are based on the operating system time and the time zone setting specified in the Time Zone (TZ) environment variable.  The value for TZ must be changed to reflect this servers location if it is set to anything other than GMT0.  Failure to match the correct TZ value to the Windows server time-zone setting may result in non-deliveries due to timer expiration.  
To set the TZ variable so that it matches the local time zone for the Domino Server, do the following:
Select Start`Settings`Control Panel, double-click System.
If using Windows NT 4.0 select the Environment tab.
If using Windows 2000 select the Advanced tab and click Environment Variables.
Select the TZ variable name from the System Variables list.  For Windows 2000 click Edit.
Replace the value for the TZ variable in the Value field (Variable Value for Windows 2000).  Refer to Table Error! No text of specified style in document.-1 Sample Time Zone Settings for examples of TZ values.  If a value for this servers location is not located in the table, refer to the Lotus Admin guide for an expanded listing of Time Zones.
If using Windows NT 4.0, click Set to save the setting.
If using Windows 2000, click OK to save the settings.
Click OK to close the Environment Variables window and OK again to dismiss the System window.
Table Error! No text of specified style in document.-1 Sample Time Zone Settings
TZ Value      Location      TZ Value      Location      
HST10      Hawaii      CST6CDT      Chicago      
AST9ADT      Alaska      EST5EDT      Washington D.C      
PST8PDT      San Francisco      GMT0BST      United Kingdom      
MST7MDT      Denver      GMT0      Greenwich      
MST7      Arizona      ACT-9:30CDT      Darwin      

Enable P22 Message Type

Applies to - All Installations.
1.      Use Explorer to locate the file dms.ini located in the Domino server directory and open it for editing.  For example:
2.      \lotus\domino\dms.ini
3.      Locate the label DMS P22 Decoding =.
4.      Change the value from 0 to 1.
5.      Save and close the file.
Start the Lotus Domino Server

Applies to - New installation; upgrade from version 2.2.8A.0 and 3.0.1.0.
1.      Select Start`Programs`Lotus Applications`Lotus Domino Server.
2.      The Lotus Domino server may take several minutes to start.  For more information on how to start and stop the Domino server, see Section Error! Reference source not found. Error! Reference source not found..
3.      If asked to upgrade the Address Book design type  Y.
4.      If a 1068 or 1069 error appears in the DCIMS MTA window refer to Solution to Scenario 2 in Section Error! Reference source not found. Error! Reference source not found..  When complete, return to the next step below.
When the server finishes launching, verify that there are no errors.  Wait until any upgrade activity has stopped on the Domino console before continuing.Load Database Changes After an Upgrade

Applies to - Upgrade from version 2.2.8A.0 and 3.0.1.0.
1.      Start the Domino server if it is not running.
2.      From the Domino Server Console  type the following and press ENTER:
3.      load  design
4.      While the Design program is executing, ignore warnings or errors.  Load Design may take a long time to execute depending on how many user databases are located on the server.  
5.      Wait until the Database Designer shutdown message appears on the console before continuing.
Configure the Domino Administrator Client

Applies to - New installation.
Configure the Domino Administrator Client the first time after installing the client software.  The Domino Server should be running.
1.      Select Start`Programs`Lotus Applications`Lotus Domino Administrator.
2.      The 'Setting Up Connections' screen appears.  Click Next.
3.      The 'Do You Want to Connect to a Domino Server?' screen appears.  Select 'I want to connect to a Domino server' and click Next.
4.      The 'How Do You Want to Connect to a Domino Server?' screen appears.  Select 'Set up a connection to a local area network (LAN) and click Next.
5.      The 'Domino Server Name' screen appears.  Enter the full name of Domino server that you are administering in the 'Domino server name' field.  Click Next.
6.      Use the format <DominoServer>/<DomainName>.  Example:  dmsserver/dmslab.
7.      Refer to Table 27 of the Detailed design for the value.
8.      The 'Who Are You?' screen appears.  Do one of the following:
9.      If this is a new install of the first server in the Domain, or if this is the first administrative client installed in the Domain, select 'Use my name as identification' and enter the administrator's fully qualified name in the 'User name' field.  Click Next.  For example:  admin/dmslab.
10.      If this is an upgrade or the Administrator's ID is available on disk, select 'My Notes User ID has been supplied to me in a file'. Enter the path and file name of the ID file in the File name field and click Next.  If prompted to copy the ID file to your data directory, click Yes.
11.      If the Enter Password screen appears, enter the Administrators password and click OK.
12.      The 'Connecting to a Domino server over a LAN' screen appears.  Click Next.
13.      The 'Set Up an Internet Mail Account' screen appears.  Accept the default 'I don't want to create an Internet mail account' and click Next.
14.      The 'Connect to a News Server' screen appears.  Accept the default 'I don't want to connect to a news server' and click Next.
15.      The 'Connect to an Internet Directory Server' screen appears.  Accept the default 'I don't want to connect to another directory server' and click Next.
16.      The 'Connect through a Proxy Server' screen appears.  Select 'I do not connect to the Internet through a proxy server' and click Next.
17.      The 'Internet Connection Type' screen appears.  Accept the default 'Connect over local area network (or cable modem) and click Next.
18.      The 'Congratulations!' screen appears.  Click Finish.
19.      If the 'Enter Password' screen appears, enter the Administrator's user password and click OK.
20.      If you receive the warning message Notes Error - Specified command is not available from the workspace click OK.
21.      The Domino Administrator screen appears indicating that Notes setup is complete.  Click OK.
22.      If Internet Explorer is not installed, a warning screen may appear.  Click OK.
23.      If the warning message Notes Error - Specified command is not available from the workspace appears again, click OK.
24.      The Welcome to Domino Administrator R5 screen appears.  
25.      Note -  If you are not familiar with R5 we recommend that you take a few minutes becoming familiar with the interface.
26.      Click Task Buttons to learn how to move around the client.
Click Task Interface to learn how the Domino Administrator is task-based.
Start the Domino Administrator After an Upgrade

Applies to - Upgrade from 2.2.8A.0 and 3.0.1.0.
1.      Select Start`Programs`Lotus Applications`Lotus Domino Administrator.
2.      The client will perform several background upgrade tasks.  If prompted enter your password and click OK.
3.      When the Notes Setup Complete! prompt appears click OK.
Determine the Default Browser

Applies to - New installation if Internet Explorer is not installed.
If Internet Explorer is not installed, Notes will display a warning every time the client is started unless Notes is made the default browser.  
1.      Choose the Location tab from the lower right-hand corner of the workspace.  By default this should be labeled Office.
2.      Select Edit Current.
3.      Select the Internet Browser tab.
4.      Change the value of the Internet browser field to Notes and click OK.
5.      Click Save and Close.
Note -  When saving server based documents a Save Conflict Document screen may appear.  If this happens during the installation select Yes.  
Opening Databases in Domino R5

Applies to - Informational for all installers.
Throughout this document the installer should use one of these two procedures to open databases.  For both procedures the following applies:
If this is the first time a database has been opened for this client an informational About screen may appear.  If the About screen does appear, press Esc to close the screen.
Some databases are configured to not display their name when the client performs a Database Open command.  If this is the case, the name can manually be entered in the Filename field.
To close a database, hit ESC or select File`Close.
Method 1:
1.      From the Domino Administrator, select the Administration task button.
2.      Select the Files tab.
3.      A list of files in the data directory of the current server will be displayed in the Results pane.
4.      Note - Always confirm that you are working from the correct server.  The name of the current server is displayed in the Tasks pane.
5.      The Results pane contains information about the files, including the Title and Filename.
6.      To open a database, double-click it from the listing.
Method 2:
1.      From the Domino Administrator, select File`Database`Open.  
2.      Select the Domino server where the database is located from the Server pull-down list.
3.      Select the database from the list of files in the Database display.  Click Open.
Configure ACL Settings for Databases

Applies to -  New installation.
The default Access Control List for the Notes Log and DMS Auditing database should be 'No Access'.  This setting will only allow Administrators to view the data in these databases.
1.      From the Domino Administrator, select File`Database`Open.
2.      Select the Domino server where the database is located from the Server pull-down list.
3.      Select Notes Log (log.nsf) from the list of files in the Database display and click Open.
4.      If necessary, click Esc to close the About screen.
5.      Click File`Database`Access Control.
6.      Verify that the Access field for the -Default- entry is set to No Access.  If it is not, select the pull-down list for the Access field, select No Access and click OK.
7.      Open the DMS Auditing (dmsaudit.nsf) database.
8.      If necessary click Esc to close the About screen.
9.      Click File`Database`Access Control.
10.      Verify that the Access field for the -Default- entry is set to No Access.  If it is not, select the pull-down list for the Access field, select No Access and click OK.
Modify the Default Execution Control List

Applies to -  New installation.
Lotus Notes features the ability to control which actions are allowed on a workstation.  DMS templates and functions are signed with the name Developer/DMS.  Perform this procedure to set or verify the default allowable actions for new clients:
1.      From the Domino Administrator, select the Domain icon from the Bookmark bar.
2.      Select the All Servers view.
3.      Select the server you wish to modify from the list of server names.
4.      Select Administration`People & Groups.
5.      Select the Person or Group icon.
6.      Select Actions`Edit Administration ECL.
7.      If Developer/DMS is not already listed, click Add.
8.      Type Developer/DMS in the Add User dialog and click OK.
9.      Highlight Developer/DMS from the When signed by: list.
10.      Enable or verify the following actions:
7      Access to current database
7      Access to environment variables
7      Access to external code
7      Ability to send mail
7      Ability to read other databases
7      Ability to modify other databases
11.      Click OK to close the workstation security window.

Modify Admin Access to Server Document

Applies to -  New installation.
1.      From the Domino Administrator, select the Domain icon from the Bookmark bar.
2.      Expand the All Servers view.
3.      Select the server you wish to modify from the list of server names.
4.      Select Administration`Configuration.
5.      If necessary, expand the Server view.
6.      Select Current Server Document.
7.      Select Edit Server from the Results pane.
8.      Select the Security tab.
9.      Select the down-arrow helper button for the Create replica databases field to bring up the Names dialogue.
10.      Select <DominoDomain>'s address book.
11.      Add the <DominoAdmin> user and the LocalDomainServers group to the name list.
12.      Click OK.
13.      Click Save and Close when complete.  
Configure Compaction

Applies to -  New installation.
Database compaction is an important administrative task.  Compaction may be performed several ways.  We recommend the following compaction strategy:
Run In place compaction with space recovery every night.  This does a quick compaction of databases but does not recover any unused disk space.
Run In place compaction with space recovery and reduction in file size once a week. This reclaims unused disk space.
Note that the day and time to run compaction is only a suggestion.  Select a day and time that makes the most sense for this site:
1.      From the Domino Administrator, select the Domain icon from the Bookmark bar.
2.      Expand the All Servers view.
3.      Select the server you wish to modify from the list of server names.
4.      Select Administration`Files.
5.      Open the Domino Public Directory (names.nsf) database.
6.      Select Server`Programs from the left pane.
7.      If there is already an entry with Compact as the Program name and -L for the command line, delete the entry by clicking Delete Program, pressing F9 and clicking Yes.
8.      Select Add Program.  The Program Basics screen appears.  
9.      Enter Compact for the Program name.
10.      Enter -b for the Command Line.  The parameter is case sensitive.
11.      For Server to run on use the pull down arrow to select the proper Server name.
12.      Select the Schedule tab.
13.      For Run at Times choose a time to run during a slow time in hh:mm format.  The default is 04:00.
14.      For Days to run set to run on every day but Sunday.
15.      Click Save and Close.
16.      Select Add Program again.  The Program Basics screen appears.  
17.      Enter Compact for the Program name.
18.      Enter  -B -S10 for the Command line.  The parameters are case sensitive. The -S10 parameter specifies to only run the command when 10% or more unused space will be saved.
19.      For Server to run on use the pull down arrow to select the proper Server name.
20.      Select the Schedule tab.
21.      For Run at Times choose a time to run during a slow time in hh:mm format.  The default is 04:00.
22.      For Days to run set to run on Sunday only.
23.      Click Save and Close.  Press Esc to close the database.
Creating Connection Documents

Applies to -  New installation of additional servers in a Domino Domain.  
This procedure is required to be performed when a new Domino Server is installed after the first Domino Server. Connection documents are used to schedule/manage replication between the servers.  
Note -  If a Domino server is reinstalled into a Domino Domain, a Connection document should already exist for it and therefore does not need to created again.
1.      From the Domino Administrator, select the Domain icon from the Bookmark bar.
2.      Expand the All Servers view.
3.      Select the server you wish to modify from the list of server names.
4.      Select Administration`Configuration.
5.      From the server view click Connections.  
6.      Click Add Connection.  
7.      For Connection type select Local Area Network.
8.      Verify that the format for Source Server is <DominoServer>/<DomainName>.   This should be the name of the Primary Groupware Server.
9.      Enter the subordinate GWS server (the new server) name in the Destination server field using the format <DominoServer>/<DomainName>.
10.      Enter the <DomainName> name for the Source domain and Destination domain fields.
11.      Click Choose Ports, select TCPIP and click OK.
12.      Enter the IP Address of the destination server in the 'Optional network address' field.
13.      Select the Replication/Routing tab.
14.      Select  -None- from the Routing task field.  Leave the Replication task enabled.
15.      Verify that the replication type is Pull Push.
16.      For Files/Directories to Replicate, enter names.nsf, dmsnames.nsf and events4.nsf.  Use a comma to separate the names.  
17.      Note -  Administrators should enter the names of any other database or template name that the organization needs to replicate between servers.  Names.nsf, dmsnames.nsf and events4.nsf are the minimum databases required for Domino DMS.  We do not recommend leaving the field blank.  
18.      Click Save and Close.

SMTP MTA Configuration Changes

Applies to - New installation (First server installed in a Domino Domain only).

Creating a Configuration Document
Mail restrictions and controls are set in a Configuration Settings document.  You can use one Configuration Settings document for one specific server, or all the servers in a domain.
From the Domino Administrator, select the Domain icon from the Bookmark bar.
Select the All Servers view.
Select the server you wish to modify from the list of server names.
Select Administration`Configuration.  
Expand the Messaging view and click Configurations.
Click Add Configuration.
In the Group or Server Name window on the Basics tab, enable the Use these settings as the default settings for all servers checkbox.
Click Save and Close.

Preventing Blind Relaying and Restricting Inbound SMTP Connections
1.      Open the Configuration document created above.  
2.      Select Edit Server Configuration.
3.      Select the Router/SMTP`Restrictions and Controls`SMTP Inbound Controls tab.
4.      Complete the fields listed in Table Error! No text of specified style in document.-2 Preventing Blind Relaying and Table Error! No text of specified style in document.-3 Restricting SMTP Connections.  Click Save and Close when done.
Table Error! No text of specified style in document.-2 Preventing Blind Relaying
Field      What to Enter      
Allow messages from external Internet domains to be sent only to the following Internet domains.      One or more Internet domains to which Domino will relay messages. Include the local SMTP Domain Name that this server is located plus any other SMTP Domain Name that is considered local for this site.  <SMTPDomainName>; <SMTPDomains> For example, enter falcon.af.mil to allow relay of messages to falcon.af.mil only.      
Deny messages from external Internet domains to be sent to the following Internet domains.      One or more Internet domains to which Domino will not relay messages. <SMTPDeniedRelay> For example, enter denieddomain1.com; denieddomain2       
Allow messages only from the following external Internet hosts to be sent to external Internet domains.      One or more Internet host names and/or IP addresses from which Domino will relay messages. <SMTPDomainsFrom> For example, enter relay1.com; [206.*.*.*] to relay messages from relay1.com and all IP addresses beginning with 206.      
Deny messages from the following external Internet hosts to be sent to external Internet domains.      One or more Internet host names and/or IP addresses from which Domino will not relay messages. <SMTPDeniedFrom> For example, enter host1.denied1.com; [206.*.*.*] to deny Domino to relay messages from host1.denied1.com or any host with an IP address beginning with 206 to an external Internet domain.      

Table Error! No text of specified style in document.-3 Restricting SMTP Connections
Field      What to Enter      
Verify connecting host name in DNS.      Select Enabled to check the IP address of the connecting host in DNS to verify that the senders domain exists.  If the IP address cannot be resolved to a valid host name, Domino will not allow the host to transfer mail.      
Allow connections only from the following SMTP Internet hostnames/IP addresses.      The host names and/or IP addresses that are allowed to connect to this server.  Only those servers matching these entries can connect to your server over SMTP.   <SMTPHostsAllowed> For example, entering allowed.com; [206.*.*.*] would accept connections from allowed.com.com and any host with an IP address beginning with 206.       
Deny connections from the following SMTP Internet hostnames/IP addresses.      The host names and/or IP addresses that are not allowed to connect to this server.  All servers except those listed here can connect to your server.   <SMTPHostsDenied> For example, entering denied.com; [206.*.*.*] would deny connections from denied.com and any host with an IP address beginning with 206.      




MTA Configuration Changes

Applies to -  New installation.
Before making any changes to the routing and configuration database, a backup should be taken of the DC Directory Database.  Refer to Section Error! Reference source not found. Error! Reference source not found. for guidance.

Startup the DC Config Tool
1.      Click Start`Programs`DC Config`DC Config.
2.      The 'Login' screen appears.  Enter the following information and click OK.
3.      For 'Directory Server' enter the host name of the Windows Server.
4.      For 'User Name' enter /c=us/cn=mtaadmin.
5.      For 'Password' enter the DC Directory password.  On a new installation, the password will default to password. At the end of the installation, the installer will be directed to change the password.

Default Association and Timing Changes
Changes to NIST timeouts and Association parameters are needed to meet grade-of-delivery requirements.  This procedure sets the default settings that all MTAs defined on this server will inherit by default.
1.      Select Window`Message Transfer Agents to make it the active window.
2.      Locate and double-click the entry the Home MTA.  
3.      The 'Basic Parameters' tab appears.  Set the NIST Timeout values to those listed in Table Error! No text of specified style in document.-4 NIST Timeouts.  
Table Error! No text of specified style in document.-4 NIST Timeouts
Grade-Of-Delivery      NIST Timeout (hours)      
Urgent      1      
Normal      4      
Non-Urgent      96      

4.      Click the 'Association Parameters' tab. This tab sets the default association parameters that this MTA will use when connecting to other X400 MTAs.
5.      Select the check boxes for 'Use separate associations for High priority messages?' and for 'Use separate associations for Low priority messages?'  This will allow new values to be entered.
6.      Set the values for Lifetime, 'Retry Interval', 'Number of retries' and Association Threshold to the values shown in Table Error! No text of specified style in document.-5 Default MTA Associations (Type 1).  When complete press OK.
Table Error! No text of specified style in document.-5 Default MTA Associations (Type 1)
 Association      Lifetime  (seconds)      Retry Interval (seconds)      Number of Retries      Association Threshold      
Default association parameters      300      180      4      37      
Parameters for High priority associations      300      10      3      37      
Parameters for Low priority associations      300      1800      9      37      

7.      Click Directory`Commit to save all changes.
8.      Click Directory`Routing Status to determine whether your changes have been committed.  Repeat this step until the message reads Successfully Loaded Routing Table at time/date local time.
9.      Click Directory`Exit.
Create the Management Workstation User Name for FTP

Applies to -  New installation of first Microsoft NT 4.0 or 2000 server in Windows Domain
Required for servers that will be monitored by an MWS.

Creating the FTP User Name on Windows NT 4.0
1.      If running Windows NT 4.0 click Start`Programs`Administrative Tools (Common)`User Manager for Domains.
2.      Click User`Select Domain.
3.      For stand alone Servers enter your computer name. Then click OK.
4.      If this is a Domain Controller (PDC or BDC), then enter the Domain name and click OK.
5.      If the 'MWS' username has already been created then it does not need to be created again.  If it exists, then select User`Exit and skip to the next section.
6.      Choose User`New User and enter the following:
7.      For Username enter MWS.
8.      For Password, enter a password for the user.  This password should be based on the local security policy of your organization.  Contact the MWS Administrator for this server and give them the password you enter here when the installation is complete.  
9.      For 'Confirm Password', reenter the new password.
10.      Enable Password Never Expires.
11.      Deselect User Must Change Password at Next Logon.
12.      Click Add to create the user.
13.      Click Close and then User`Exit to close the window.

Creating the FTP User Name on Windows 2000
1.      Select Start`Programs`Administrative Tools`Computer Management.
2.      From the console tree, select the System Tools node.  Expand Local Users and Groups and select Users.
3.      If the 'MWS' username already appears in the right pane skip to the next section.
4.      Click Action`New User and provide the following information on the new user screen:
5.      For User name enter MWS.
6.      For Password, enter a password based on the local security policy of your organization.  Contact the MWS Administrator and provide the password you enter here when the installation is complete.  
7.      For 'Confirm password', reenter the new password.
8.      Deselect User must change password at next logon.
9.      Enable Password never expires.
10.      Click Create to create the user and Close to close the new user screen.
Configure FTP Access

Applies to -  New installation.
Required for servers that will be monitored by an MWS.

Configure FTP Access on Windows NT 4.0
Start the Internet Service Manager by clicking Start`Programs`Windows NT 4.0 Option Pack`Microsoft Internet Information Server`Internet Service Manager.
If the Tip-Of-The-Day window appears click Close.
Double-click the Internet Information Server folder in the left-hand pane to open the folder.
Double-click on the host name of your local computer.
Right-click on the Default FTP Site icon in the left-hand pane and select Properties.
When the properties dialog appears, click the Home Directory tab.
Ensure that content selection is 'a directory located on this computer'.
Set Local Path: to <MWSPath>\ftp.  For example:  d:\apps\mws\ftp.
Ensure that the Read and Log Access checkboxes are selected.
Ensure that the Write checkbox is de-selected.
Ensure that MS-DOS is selected as the Directory Listing Style and click OK.
Highlight the Default FTP Site icon in the left-hand pane.
Remove all alias entries in the right-hand pane by right-clicking on the entry and selecting Delete. Click Yes to confirm each deletion.
Right-click the Default FTP Site icon in the left-hand pane and select New`Virtual Directory.  
The 'New Virtual Directory Wizard' appears.  Enter auditlog as the alias name and click Next.
Select Browse.  Select <MWSPath>\auditlog\log as the physical path.  Click OK and Next.
Ensure Allow Read Access is selected and Allow Write Access is de-selected.  Then click Finish.
Click Console`Exit to close the management console.
If prompted, select Yes to save your console settings.
The DMS Domino server is installed.  Continue with Section Error! Reference source not found. Error! Reference source not found..

Configure FTP Access on Windows 2000
If not already running, select Start`Programs`Administrative Tools`Computer Management.
From the console tree, select the Services and Applications node. Expand Internet Information Services.
Right-click on the Default FTP Site icon in the left-hand pane and select Properties.
When the properties dialog appears, click the Home Directory tab.
Verify that content should come from 'a directory located on this computer'.
Set Local Path: to <MWSPath>\ftp.  (e.g. d:\apps\mws\ftp )
Verify that the Read and Log visits checkboxes are selected and the Write checkbox is de-selected.
Verify that MS-DOS is selected as the Directory Listing Style and click OK.
Highlight the Default FTP Site icon in the left-hand pane.
Examine the right-hand pane for any alias entries.  Remove all entries except for the alias auditlog.  Right-click on the entry and select Delete. Click Yes to confirm each deletion.
If the auditlog alias already exists, skip to the next section.
Right-click the Default FTP Site icon in the left-hand pane and select New`Virtual Directory.  
The 'Virtual Directory Creation Wizard' screen appears. Click Next.
The Virtual Directory Alias screen appears.  Enter auditlog as the alias name and click Next.
The FTP Site Content Directory screen appears.   Select Browse.  Select <MWSPath>\auditlog\log as the physical path.  Click OK and Next.
Ensure Read access is selected and Write access is de-selected.  Click Next and Finish.
Close the Microsoft Management Console by selecting the X icon from the window title bar.
Verify Server Command Window Configuration

Applies to - All installations.
Standard output to Windows DOS screens can be halted inadvertently if Quick Edit and Insert Mode are enabled for the Domino Servers console or DMS AU window:
Select the Domino Server Console window and right-click the window icon (upper left-hand corner).
Select Properties from the pull-down menu.
Ensure that Quick Edit and Insert Mode are not enabled.
Click OK.
Select Modify the shortcut that started this window and click OK.
Repeat this procedure for the DMS AU window.
Change DC Directory Password

Applies to - New installation and upgrades from 3.0.1.0.
The DCL Directory the password needs to be changed on a new installation and from upgrades from 3.0.1.0 from the default value of password.  Passwords on servers, which are being upgraded from 2.2.8A.0, should already have a unique password.
1.      Shutdown the Domino server by entering quit from the server console window.  Do NOT run this command with the server running.
2.      Click Start`Run, type setdcdpw and click OK.
3.      Enter the following information:
4.      Old password (This value will be password).
5.      New password
6.      Verify new password
7.      Note:  Passwords must contain characters from the following groups: Uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers and special characters. Valid characters are:  A-Z, a-z, 0-9, `  ~  ! @  #  $  %  *  (  )  -  +
8.      Non-supported characters are:   ^ & , . ; : { } [ ] ? / | \ =< > and spaces.
9.      Click OK to begin.  Be patient.  Do not perform other work on the server while the password is changing. This process will take several minutes to complete.
10.      When complete click OK.  Re-start the Domino server.  
11.      The DMS Domino server is installed.  Continue with Section Error! Reference source not found. Error! Reference source not found..