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You can specify a different secondary name server for any location whose Location type is either Local area network or Custom. The secondary server can use either the TCP/IP, NetWare NDS, or NetBIOS protocol. The secondary name server is used when:

• The user's home server is down.
• The user's home server is not running the expected protocol, for example, TCP/IP.
• The name of the user's home server cannot be resolved over the expected protocol, for example, TCP/IP.

  Note: You can use desktop policy settings to assign secondary name servers to groups of users.

1. In Notes client, select File -> Locations -> Manage Locations, and select the location for which you want to designate a secondary name server.

2. Click Edit .

3. Click the Advanced -> Secondary Servers tab.

4. To specify a secondary server for one of the offered protocols, for example, TCP/IP, in the Secondary TCP/IP Notes name server field, enter one of the following:

• The common name of the Domino® server -- for example, Notesserver1
• The hierarchical name of the Domino server -- for example, Notesserver1/Renovations

• IP address -- for example, 197.114.33.22.
• The fully qualified domain name -- for example, notesserver1.renovations.com
• The simple host name -- for example, notesserver1

7. Click Save and Close.

Related concepts
Creating policies
Ensuring DNS resolves in TCP protocols

Related tasks
Resolving server names to network addresses in NRPC
Server setup tasks specific to TCP/IP

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