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Quickplace3.0 and domino
hello,
we are using lotus quickplace3.0. on windows NT 2000. can some expert here expain what is the relationship between lotus quickplace3.0 and domino? i want to have a copy of the data on quickpace .
thanks very much,
lilyyan
we are using lotus quickplace3.0. on windows NT 2000. can some expert here expain what is the relationship between lotus quickplace3.0 and domino? i want to have a copy of the data on quickpace .
thanks very much,
lilyyan
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QuickPlace is an add-on for Domino. Sort of like many MS web services run on top of IIS. Techniclaly, I think you can buy QuickPlace standalone, but it will still use a Domino srever and Domino databases "under the covers" as its core technology.
Whatever backs up Domino backs up QuickPlace.
Windows NT 2000? QuickPlace 3.0? You're WAAAAAAAAY out of date. Heck, even calling it NT is out of date. Nothing wrong with that if things are "just running fine," and you don't need new features, and you don't need support.
Whatever backs up Domino backs up QuickPlace.
Windows NT 2000? QuickPlace 3.0? You're WAAAAAAAAY out of date. Heck, even calling it NT is out of date. Nothing wrong with that if things are "just running fine," and you don't need new features, and you don't need support.
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If I want to have a full back up of the data on quickplace, Is that possible the data can be copied as a flat file?
Can the quickplace server be accessed remotely ? (the server o.s. is windows 2000 )