CONFIGURING
You also use the Server document to enable mail routing, transaction logging, and fault recovery, as well as other services and features. The administrator who creates the Server document is listed as the administrator responsible for the server, unless you specify otherwise during server registration. The server administrator is responsible for maintaining the server and is the only one who can modify the server settings. You can specify more than one administrator for a server.
Understanding the All Server Documents view
The All Server Documents view displays the Server documents currently available in the selected Domino® Directory in alphabetical order by name. If the Domino Directory includes Server documents for other Domino domains, the domains are listed alphabetically.
To view the Server document of the currently selected server only, click the view Current Server document.
The Server document contains many of the settings that identify the server and its users, and define how it operates. For example, the Server document specifies the server's Notes® name, IP address, fully-qualified Internet host name, Domino domain, the Notes Named networks it belongs to, the Internet ports and services available, its security settings, and so forth.
You also use the Server document to enable transaction logging, and fault recovery, as well as other services and features. The administrator who creates the Server document is listed as the administrator responsible for the server, unless you specify otherwise during server registration. The server administrator is responsible for maintaining the server and is the only one who can modify the server settings. You can specify more than one administrator for a server.
From the All Server Documents view, you can:
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