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~Bella Xankrozenetsi
Oct 14, 2014, 7:53 AM
21 Posts
topic has been resolvedResolved

Wrong Domino server name when using configfile

  • Category: Install
  • Platform: Windows
  • Release: 9.0.1
  • Role: Administrator
  • Tags: configfile,Domino.Name,Domino.Address
  • Replies: 1

We have the following configfile setup:

 

KeyFileName=n:\notes\data\user.id
Domino.Name=servername/Acme
Domino.Address=servername.acme.com
Domino.Port=TCPIP
Domino.Server=1
IM.Server=sametime.acme.com
IM.ConnectWhen=0
IM.Protocol=0
AdditionalServices=0
AdditionalServices.NetworkDial=0
Replication.Threshold=3
Replication.Schedule=1

 

When the Notes client is started for the first time the Domino Server field displays

@servername/Acme->servername/Acme

If I change the value of Domino.Address to something that does not exist the Domino Server field is displayed correctly but then the client can not access the server because of the non-existing address.

We also have TCPIP6 but I have tried to change the port and address values accordingly with the same result. I tried removing the IM part. Still the same.

Why does the client add the @ sign and -> with the server name again and how to I change this?

TIA

~Bella Xankrozenetsi
Oct 14, 2014, 1:47 PM
21 Posts
Solution

The top entry in our configfile was missing.

KeyFileName=n:\notes\data\user.id

There was no user.id on that location. Since we are using ID Vault it is no longer needed.

We removed the line and it started to work.


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