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Notes Admin Tip
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When setting up a new server, in a remote location, and you opt to give it a "Configuration Directory" instead of a "Primary Directory", make sure you put in a connection document from the new server to the Primary Directory server BEFORE you run the remote server setup!
.... yes, i'm the D()M3@$$ administrator ...
not my finest moment.
Update:
And in case you are wondering why that's a big deal, outside of the fact that the server with the configuration directory is completely unreachable, it also appears to have caused major corruption with in log.nsf, ddm.nsf and admin4.nsf ... very interesting.
When setting up a new server, in a remote location, and you opt to give it a "Configuration Directory" instead of a "Primary Directory", make sure you put in a connection document from the new server to the Primary Directory server BEFORE you run the remote server setup!
.... yes, i'm the D()M3@$$ administrator ...
not my finest moment.
Update:
And in case you are wondering why that's a big deal, outside of the fact that the server with the configuration directory is completely unreachable, it also appears to have caused major corruption with in log.nsf, ddm.nsf and admin4.nsf ... very interesting.
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