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A long time ago we operated a Lotus Notes 5.0 server which ran Quickplace 3.0, this server has unfortunately had some data left on it and were unable to authenticate to retrieve it.<br />
Does anyone know of a way to recover the password for Domino Administrator/Qplace logins, or directly from the user.id?<br />
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Thanks in advance.<br />

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A long time ago we operated a Lotus Notes 5.0 server which ran Quickplace 3.0, this server has unfortunately had some data left on it and were unable to authenticate to retrieve it.
Does anyone know of a way to recover the password for Domino Administrator/Qplace logins, or directly from the user.id?

Thanks in advance.


Password Recovery for Domino Administrator/Qplace logins

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