Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace for IBM Lotus Notes Manual De Manutenção
Chapter 3 Installation 51
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Cisco MeetingPlace for Notes System Manager’s Guide
1. Shut down the Domino server by typing exit at the Domino
console.
2. Delete the mail50.ntf template.
3. Open the database properties of mail509aMP.ntf and change
the template name to StdR50Mail (this is the name for the
standard Lotus mail template). Users will be updated with the
new template on the next refresh.
standard Lotus mail template). Users will be updated with the
new template on the next refresh.
Step 2. Refreshing the Design of the Mail Databases
By default, database designs are usually automatically refreshed
at night, but you can also update their design manually if you do
not want to wait until tomorrow for the changes to take effect.
By default, database designs are usually automatically refreshed
at night, but you can also update their design manually if you do
not want to wait until tomorrow for the changes to take effect.
To manually refresh the mail database design of a single Notes
user:
user:
1. Open Lotus Notes from a user’s system.
2. Open the mail database and select File | Database | Refresh
Design.
The Domino server refreshes the design of this user’s mail
database.
database.
Note: If you do not delete the mail50.ntf file once you have
renamed the mail509aMP.ntf template, warning dialogs appear
because there are two templates that claim to be the standard
Lotus mail template.
renamed the mail509aMP.ntf template, warning dialogs appear
because there are two templates that claim to be the standard
Lotus mail template.
WARNING: Refreshing the design of your databases may
temporarily impact the performance of your Domino server. To
minimize performance issues, refresh the design on only one
system and then schedule some test meetings from that system. If
the meetings are scheduled successfully, you can then refresh the
database design of all systems during non-business hours.
temporarily impact the performance of your Domino server. To
minimize performance issues, refresh the design on only one
system and then schedule some test meetings from that system. If
the meetings are scheduled successfully, you can then refresh the
database design of all systems during non-business hours.