What is Server Fast Restart?Link: Technote 1266170 - Information on Domino Server Fast Restart
When a Domino outage occurs, Fast Restart allows a new Domino instance to start while NSD diagnostics are being run on the initial Domino server instance. When diagnostics are completed the initial Domino server instance is automatically terminated. In the current release, Server Fast Restart is only available on AIX and Solaris versions of the Domino server.
How does Server Fast Restart work?
All files and connections in use by the initial Domino instance are closed but processes and shared memory remain active until NSD diagnostics are completed. The new instance will be started by a Server Fast Restart process called faultmon.
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Monday, August 20, 2007
Lotus Domino 8 Server Fast Restart
Para servidores Lotus Domino 8 rodando em IBM AIX e Sun Solaris, o novo release do Lotus Domino 8 tem uma nova funcionalidade chamada Fast Server Restart (também conhecida como Fast Fault Recovery) que permite que quando uma instância de Domino "abende" (ou "crasheie"...rs... ) , enquanto o NSD roda para coletar os dados de diagnóstico, uma nova instancia do servidor é executado:
Monday, June 25, 2007
Lotus Domino 8: Como autenticar no servidor relay do seu provedor
Como autenticar no servidor relay do seu provedor a partir do Domino 8 (retirado do Lotus Domino 8 Administrator's Guide do Beta 3):
You can use SMTP sender authentication to ensure that the sender of a message is a legitimate user of an SMTP server. SMTP sender authentication requires an account name and password for the destination SMTP server. The account name you use must be an account on the relay host SMTP server to which a specific IBM® Lotus® Domino(TM) server routes messages. The purpose of SMTP sender authentication is to authenticate the connection between a Domino router and an SMTP server. Use this feature with SMTP servers that do not allow Anonymous connections, or with SMTP servers that allow both authenticated and non-authenticated connections.
To use the SMTP sender authentication feature, enable the feature on the Server Configuration document by specifying that authentication is enabled or required.
1. Make sure you already have a Configuration Settings document for the server(s) to be configured.
2. From the Domino Administrator, click the Configuration tab and expand the Messaging section.
3. Click Configurations.
4. Select the Configuration Settings document for the mail server or servers you want to administer, and click Edit Configuration.
5. Click the Router/SMTP - Basics tab.
6. In the field "Use authentication when sending messages to the relay host," choose one of these:
Required - Checks whether the server can authenticate. If the server cannot authenticate, no attempt is made to try a non-authenticated session.
Enabled - Checks whether the server can authenticate. If the server cannot authenticate, an attempt is made to try a non-authenticated session.
Disabled - The SMTP Authentication feature is disabled. Authentication is not attempted.
7. Specify the SMTP account name in the Name field, and the SMTP password in the Password field.
8. Click Save and Close.
To ensure the security of the SMTP account name and password, the Server Configuration Document should be encrypted. A server ID must be included in the server's encryption list to allow the server to decrypt the document. For instructions on encrypting the Server Connection document, see the topic "Encrypting documents using secret keys" in the IBM® Lotus® Notes® client help.
Enabling SMTP outbound authentication to relay hosts
You can use SMTP sender authentication to ensure that the sender of a message is a legitimate user of an SMTP server. SMTP sender authentication requires an account name and password for the destination SMTP server. The account name you use must be an account on the relay host SMTP server to which a specific IBM® Lotus® Domino(TM) server routes messages. The purpose of SMTP sender authentication is to authenticate the connection between a Domino router and an SMTP server. Use this feature with SMTP servers that do not allow Anonymous connections, or with SMTP servers that allow both authenticated and non-authenticated connections.
To use the SMTP sender authentication feature, enable the feature on the Server Configuration document by specifying that authentication is enabled or required.
1. Make sure you already have a Configuration Settings document for the server(s) to be configured.
2. From the Domino Administrator, click the Configuration tab and expand the Messaging section.
3. Click Configurations.
4. Select the Configuration Settings document for the mail server or servers you want to administer, and click Edit Configuration.
5. Click the Router/SMTP - Basics tab.
6. In the field "Use authentication when sending messages to the relay host," choose one of these:
Required - Checks whether the server can authenticate. If the server cannot authenticate, no attempt is made to try a non-authenticated session.
Enabled - Checks whether the server can authenticate. If the server cannot authenticate, an attempt is made to try a non-authenticated session.
Disabled - The SMTP Authentication feature is disabled. Authentication is not attempted.
7. Specify the SMTP account name in the Name field, and the SMTP password in the Password field.
8. Click Save and Close.
To ensure the security of the SMTP account name and password, the Server Configuration Document should be encrypted. A server ID must be included in the server's encryption list to allow the server to decrypt the document. For instructions on encrypting the Server Connection document, see the topic "Encrypting documents using secret keys" in the IBM® Lotus® Notes® client help.
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