HP Reference Information Storage System v1.6 Administrator Guide (T3559-96073, July 2007)
Compacting databases
Save disk space b
y periodically compacting the database on the gateway server.
To compact the database:
1. In the Administrator client, click the Configuration tab.
2. Click the expan
sion arrow by Server, and then click Programs.
3. Click Add Program.
4. In program name, enter ncompact.exe.
5. In the command
line enter -B.
6. Adjust the schedule as needed.
7. Click Save & Close.
Creating mail.box files
Improve performance by creating four mail.box files on the gateway server.
To create a mail.box file:
1. In the Administrator client, click the Configuration tab.
2. Click the expansion arrow by Server, and then click Configurations.
3. O pen the configuration document.
4. Click the Router/SMTP tab.
5. Click Edit Server Configuration.
6. In the Number of mailboxes field, enter 4.
7. Click Save & Close.
Monitori
ng the gateway
The gatew
ay server plays a critical role in transferring messages to the RISS archive. Under normal
circums
tances, transfers occur without incident, but in any complex network there is always the possibility
that unanticipated problems can come up.
If undetected, a backup of messages on the gateway ser ver can cause a backup of m essages on the
production mail servers. Therefore, it is important that you m onitor the gateway server for problems.
Domino provides a variet y of built-in monitoring tools that work on their own or in combination with
network management products like HP OpenView. Domino’s internal statistic monitors for Disk.C.Free,
Mail.Dead, Mail.Hold. Mail.TotalFailures, and Mail.TotalPending are particularly useful indicators of the
state of the gateway server.
Refer to IBM Lotus Software’s Domino Administration help documentation topics “Monitoring the
Domino system,” “C reating a statistic event generator,” and “Platform statistics.” Also refer to equivalent
documentation for any management products that are used in the network.
Installing and configuring the Lotus Notes plug-in
You are responsible for installing the Lotus Notes plug-in file nHPClient.dll on every Lotus Notes
user’s client. It is not installed on any server. On the client machine, it is placed in the Lotus Notes
program directory (for example, C:\Program Files\Lotus Notes) . An automated deployment
procedu re for installing the client plug-in is provided.
Installation of the plug-in adds three entries to the notes.ini file. In most cases, this file is located
in the same directory as nHPClient.dll, but the location can var y accord ing to the options chosen
during Notes client installation.
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