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===Restore deleted email messages from a user's mail file in Lotus Notes.=== |
===Restore deleted email messages from a user's mail file in Lotus Notes.=== |
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+ | ====Example: A user (Joe Shmoe) opens Lotus Notes and deletes some or all of their email messages from the inbox or a different folder.==== |
*Get the backup tape(s) that contains the last backup of the user's NSF file. |
*Get the backup tape(s) that contains the last backup of the user's NSF file. |
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*The user needs to identify the date when the data was deleted. Use the previous days tape. |
*The user needs to identify the date when the data was deleted. Use the previous days tape. |
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*Now the user can log into Lotus Notes and continue using it with their restored email messages. |
*Now the user can log into Lotus Notes and continue using it with their restored email messages. |
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===Clean up everyone's mail file - all users must be logged off. ''Don`t do this unless you absolutely have to''.=== |
===Clean up everyone's mail file - all users must be logged off. ''Don`t do this unless you absolutely have to''.=== |
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*dbcache flush |
*dbcache flush |
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Revision as of 10:16, 30 July 2015
Overview
How-tos
Restore deleted email messages from a user's mail file in Lotus Notes.
Example: A user (Joe Shmoe) opens Lotus Notes and deletes some or all of their email messages from the inbox or a different folder.
- Get the backup tape(s) that contains the last backup of the user's NSF file.
- The user needs to identify the date when the data was deleted. Use the previous days tape.
- Load the tape(s) into the autoloader
- Sheila needs to restore the NSF file from the tape, back into the IFS of the Power8.
- Sheila needs to know the path of the file - it should be something like
- /root/domino/maggie/data/mail/joeshmoe.nsf
- That file needs to be copied from the tape to some sort of temp folder on the IFS
- DO NOT RESTORE DIRECTLY INTO THE DOMINO DIRECTORY
- Open the Domino Administrator program on Darren's or Norwin's computer
- File -> Open Database -> BROWSE to the restored NSF file on the temp IFS folder
- Copy the deleted email messages with Ctrl-C
- Use the Domino Administrator to open the users email file that is in the "mail" folder - this should be the mail file with the missing data
- Now paste the messages into whatever folder the user needs them to be in
- Now we go the the server console in the Domino Administrator program and issue the following commands - substitute the example name with the actual user's name
- Enter in the following order, remember case matters and wait for the console to tell you that the command was finished before entering the next one.
- dbcache flush
- load fixup -F mail/joeshmoe.nsf
- load updall -R mail/joeshmoe.nsf
- load updall -C mail/joeshmoe.nsf
- load updall -X mail/joeshmoe.nsf
- load compact -c -D -i K mail/joeshmoe.nsf
- Now the user can log into Lotus Notes and continue using it with their restored email messages.
Clean up everyone's mail file - all users must be logged off. Don`t do this unless you absolutely have to.
- dbcache flush
- load fixup -F -N Mail
- load updall -R Mail
- load updall -C Mail
- load updall -X Mail
- load compact -c -D -i -K Mail
- Below are the commands to repair the shared calendar and or the Rooms and Resources database in Domino. Don`t do this unless you absolutely have to.
- tell sched q
- tell CalConn q
- tell RnRMgr q
- dbcache flush
- load fixup -F reservations.nsf
- load updall -R reservations.nsf
- load updall -C reservations.nsf
- load updall -X reservations.nsf
- load compact -c reservations.nsf
- load sched
- load CalConn
- load RnRMgr
- This document explains how to setup Lotus Notes
- Install Lotus Notes on computer in multi-user mode IT Dept completes this step
- Log into Windows using the persons profile, example joes ( Joe Shmoe) and the assigned password
- Double-click on the Lotus Notes icon on the desktop
- On the first grey window that appears, click the "Next" button
- In the top white field, type in your full name, example Joseph Shmoe John Doe Jane Smith
- In the bottom white field, type in the following exactly maggie/UPH
- Make sure that there is a checkmark next to "I want to connect to a Domino server"
- Click the "Next" button
- Make sure that "maggie/UPH" is in the top white field
- The pull down menu that says "Select a network type" click the down arrow and then click on TCP/IP
- In the bottom white field type in the following exactly maggie.unipharm.local
- Type in your Lotus Notes password and allow the program to download your email from the server
- A small box should appear with prompting you to pick a location, always click on "Office" and then click OK
- The program will then show one more small box letting you know that Lotus Notes setup is complete, click OK