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lotus notes server 4.6 tcpip
the lotus notes server was set up to use only netbios. how can i set it up to use tcpip?
i have little lotus notes experience...
i have little lotus notes experience...
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sorry guys, that I couldnt get to this sooner...
this is how my notes.ini looks like now:
TCPIP=TCP, 0, 15, 0
VINES=VINES, 0, 15, 0
SPX=NWSPX, 0, 15, 0
AppleTalk=ATALK, 0, 15, 0
LAN1=NETBIOS, 1, 15, 0
LAN2=NETBIOS, 2, 15, 0
LAN3=NETBIOS, 3, 15, 0
LAN4=NETBIOS, 4, 15, 0
LAN5=NETBIOS, 5, 15, 0
LAN6=NETBIOS, 6, 15, 0
LAN7=NETBIOS, 7, 15, 0
LAN8=NETBIOS, 8, 15, 0
COM1=XPC,1,15,0,
COM2=XPC,2,15,0,
COM3=XPC,3,15,0,
COM4=XPC,4,15,0,
COM5=XPC,5,15,0,
Ports=LAN0
DisabledPorts=TCPIP,VINES, SPX,AppleT alk,LAN1,L AN2,LAN3,L AN4,LAN5,L AN6,... continues
As I understood, I should remove TCPIP at disabled ports, add Ports=TCPIP under Ports=LAN0 and the other two lines, right?
thanks!
this is how my notes.ini looks like now:
TCPIP=TCP, 0, 15, 0
VINES=VINES, 0, 15, 0
SPX=NWSPX, 0, 15, 0
AppleTalk=ATALK, 0, 15, 0
LAN1=NETBIOS, 1, 15, 0
LAN2=NETBIOS, 2, 15, 0
LAN3=NETBIOS, 3, 15, 0
LAN4=NETBIOS, 4, 15, 0
LAN5=NETBIOS, 5, 15, 0
LAN6=NETBIOS, 6, 15, 0
LAN7=NETBIOS, 7, 15, 0
LAN8=NETBIOS, 8, 15, 0
COM1=XPC,1,15,0,
COM2=XPC,2,15,0,
COM3=XPC,3,15,0,
COM4=XPC,4,15,0,
COM5=XPC,5,15,0,
Ports=LAN0
DisabledPorts=TCPIP,VINES,
As I understood, I should remove TCPIP at disabled ports, add Ports=TCPIP under Ports=LAN0 and the other two lines, right?
thanks!
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Or should I use: Ports=LAN0, TCPIP instead of two commands with port= ?
Once TCPIP is running fine I guess I will disable LAN0, or are there any implications with notes? can notes run only on tcpip?
:D THANKS!
Once TCPIP is running fine I guess I will disable LAN0, or are there any implications with notes? can notes run only on tcpip?
:D THANKS!
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Before I came in the NT server where lotus notes server was running didnt have tcpip enabled, for security reasons i guess? So although all the clients where using tcpip, the server was not, so all lotus stuff was made using netbios. Since then a lot has changed, and now I am trying to enable a connection to the lotus notes server from a client on another subnet... so it will have to run on tcpip...
by the way, where can I change the options for connection on the existing clients? Do I have to do that for every user? The client reads the notes.ini thats located on every users home network folder, not from /WINNT/
i dont know why. :D (very new to lotus notes, and more than once I would have liked to delete the whole server and set it up again myself...).. i may need help soon, because in a couple of months we will be getting a new server and i will have to migrate everything on the new server anyways... (hopefully with a new version)
thanks!
by the way, where can I change the options for connection on the existing clients? Do I have to do that for every user? The client reads the notes.ini thats located on every users home network folder, not from /WINNT/
i dont know why. :D (very new to lotus notes, and more than once I would have liked to delete the whole server and set it up again myself...).. i may need help soon, because in a couple of months we will be getting a new server and i will have to migrate everything on the new server anyways... (hopefully with a new version)
thanks!
The client setup works just like the server setup, it uses NOTES.INI. However, yuo don't need console command to eidt it -- you can do that quite nicely from teh client interface. File -> Tools -> User Preferences. Choose the PORTS option, then confirm that TCP/IP is enabled, while pretty mch everything else is not.
If you do change protocols, test connectivity; you may need to create connection documents to tell clients how to access server. Unless you have a properly set up DNS system, with the DOmino server known by its own name.
If you do change protocols, test connectivity; you may need to create connection documents to tell clients how to access server. Unless you have a properly set up DNS system, with the DOmino server known by its own name.
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thanks a lot or the help!!
Ashley
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