Find information about Lotus Notes and Domino notes.ini settings F to J. For more notes.ini information, see the Notes/Domino Fix List.
| Setting | Description | Example | Comment |
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Fault_Analyzer
_Match_Percentage
Applies to: Servers
| Fault Analyzer is an aspect of the Automatic Diagnostic Collection that allows client and server crashes that occur at customer sites to be automatically matched against known crashes to determine if there are any matches. If the crash results from a known issue that is fixed in a release subsequent to that at the customer site, IBM/Lotus provides the optional configuration to download the upgrade kit into the Smart Upgrade database to enable the user to upgrade to resolve the problem.
The formula used to determine a partial match between the two stacks depends on the average length of the stacks. If the average stack length is:
- 4 - 100% (exact match)
- 4 - at least 75% of the stack has to match
- 5-7 - at least 60% of the stack has to match
- 8 - at least 40% of the stack has to match
However, this can be overidden by using the Fault_Analyzer_Match_Percentage .ini variable, which applies the specified percentage to the number
of matching function names in the two stacks, regardless of average stack length. There is no default setting.
| Fault_Analyzer
_Match_Percentage = percentage
| There is no UI equivalent |
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FaultRecoveryFromINI
Applies to: Servers
| Because fault recovery runs after an exception has occurred, it makes use of operating system features, rather than relying on
Domino's internal facilities. The fault-recovery system, therefore, is initialized before the Domino Directory can be read. During this initialization, fault-recovery settings are read from the notes.ini file, then later read from the Domino Directory and saved back to the notes.ini file. Any changes to the Domino Directory or the notes.ini file become effective when the Domino server is restarted.
0 (default)- Enable the reading of the Domino Directory and subsequent update to the notes.ini file
1 - Disable the reading of the Domino Directory and subsequent update to the notes.ini file
However, this can be overidden by using the Fault_Analyzer_Match_Percentage .ini variable, which applies the specified percentage to the number
of matching function names in the two stacks, regardless of average stack length. There is no default setting.
| FaultRecoveryFromINI = value
| There is no UI equivalent |
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FileDlgDirectory
Applies to: Servers
| Specifies the default directory for all file searches. If you specify this setting, Domino looks only in the specified location.
There is no default setting, although if this setting is omitted, Domino searches the Domino Data directory.
| FileDlgDirectory = path
| There is no UI equivalent |
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Fixup_Tasks
Applies to: Servers
| Specifies the maximum number of Fixup tasks that are created at server startup. A Fixup task performs a consistency check on any database
that requires it. Server initialization continues while Fixup tasks run. The default setting is twice the number of CPUs on the system.
| Fixup_Tasks = number of tasks
| There is no UI equivalent |
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FormulaTimeout
Applies to: Servers
| Specifies the time period, in seconds, in which a formula is allowed to run. There is no default setting.
| FormulaTimeout = time in seconds
| There is no UI equivalent |
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FT_Domain
_Directory_Name
Applies to: Servers
| Allows users and administrators to select the location and name of the domain index. By default, the domain index is located in the
Domino data directory and is named FTDOMAIN.DI. If an alternate location is specified using this setting, Domino will support directory links and index relocation.
There is no default setting; if this setting is omitted, the Domain Index is located in the Domino data directory.
| FT_Domain
_Directory_Name = directory
| There is no UI equivalent |
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FT_Domain_IdXthdsS
Applies to: Servers
| Specifies the number of indexing threads to use for Domain Search. Using more threads lets the Domain Catalog server index more files simultaneously, but requires more CPU utilization, and response to search queries may be slow. With fewer indexing threads, search speeds up because of greater CPU a
vailability, but changes are not reflected in the index as quickly. There is no default setting, although if this setting is omitted, the default number of threads used is two per CPU. For example, a server with two CPUs uses four indexing threads by default when indexing. Do not exceed eight threads per server or you may degrade the performance of the server, even on servers with more than four CPUs.
| FT_Domain_IdXthds = number of threads
| There is no UI equivalent |
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FT_Index
_Attachments
Applies to: Servers
| Specifies whether to exclude types of document attachments in the Domain Index that are not already excluded by default. A value of 1 includes these document attachments in the index, and a value of 2 excludes all other types of attachments in addition to the default list. The following types of attachments are excluded from the Domain Index by default: .au, .bqy, .cca, .dbd, .dll, .exe, .gif, .img, .jpg, .mov, .mp3, .mpg, .nsf, .ntf, .p7m, .p7s, .pag, .pdb, .sys, .tar, .tif, .wav, .wpl, and .zip. The default setting is 1. | FT_Index
_Attachments = value | There is no UI equivalent |
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FT_Index_Ignore
_Attachment_Types
Applies to: Servers
| Specifies a specific set of attachment types to exclude from the Domain Index in addition to types already excluded by default. The following types of attachments are excluded from the Domain Index by default: .au, .bqy, .cca, .dbd, .dll, .exe, .gif, .img, .jpg, .mov, .mp3, .mpg, .nsf, .ntf, .p7m, .p7s, .pag, .pdb, .sys, .tar, .tif, .wav, .wpl, and .zip.
The value list is a list of file type extensions. Use a comma (,) to separate list items; for example, a valid list is: .asf,*.avi,*.bin,*.bmp.
There is no default setting. | FT_Index_Ignore
_Attachment_Types = list | There is no UI equivalent |
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FT_Intl_Setting
Applies to: Clients
| Imposes several limitations on full text functionality to let Notes work properly with the Japanese language.
When enabled (set to 1), this setting turns off stemming, makes all full text indexes case-sensitive, and ignores the setting for the stop word file. There is
no default setting.
| FT_Intl_Setting = language
| There is no UI equivalent |
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FT_Max_Search
_Results
Applies to: Servers and clients
| Specifies the maximum number of results (up to 2147483647) that can be retrieved at one time on a database without any index. For example: FT_Max_Search_Results = 10000 allows a single NotesDatabase or NotesDocumentCollection "FTSearch" to return up to 10000 entries. Default setting is 5000.
| FT_Max_Search
_Results = number of entries
| There is no UI equivalent |
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FT_No_Compwintitle
Applies to: Servers
| Specifies whether the Domain Catalog server computes the window titles for documents that are returned by a search.
XXX (default)- Computes document window titles
1 - Omits the computation of document window titles, thus conserving CPU.
| FT_No_Compwintitle = value
| There is no UI equivalent |
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FTG_No_Summary
Applies to: Servers
| Specifies whether document summaries can be displayed in search results. If you use server access lists within a domain to limit
access to information, you might need to check the ACLs of databases on those servers to ensure that results are filtered. Otherwise,
a search might return a result to a user who cannot access the result document. If the Domain Catalog server is on a Windows system,
search results can include document summaries whereby users might be able to discern confidential information. If you are running Domino on
Windows and are not sure that you can properly maintain database ACLs to prevent this, you might want to disable document summaries by using
this setting in the Domain Catalog server's notes.ini file. For information on Domain Search security, see the chapter "Setting Up Domain Search" in the Domino
Administration Help. See also Domain Search Security.
XXX (default)- Allows the display of document summaries in search results.
1 - Prevents the display of document summaries in search results.
| FTG_No_Summary = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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FT_Summ
_Default_Language
Applies to: Clients
| Specifies the language for a document summary in search results whenever the language in the document is not supported.
Valid values (supported languages) are as follows. If a locale's native language is not supported, use a value of NULL or english.
- bokmal
- danish
- default (You can use this value for the locale's native language, if supported.)
- dutch
- english
- finnish
- french
- german
- italian
- NULL (English will be the language used.)
- nynorsk
- portugue (Use this value for the Portuguese language.)
- spanish
- swedish
| FT_Summ
_Default_Language = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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FTUpdate_Idle_Time
Applies to: Servers (D only)
| Use this variable if the FT index thread is running to specify the number of seconds between full text indexes. Default
value is 5. | FTUpdate_Idle_Time = number of seconds
| There is no UI equivalent |
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FTUpdate_Idle
_Time_MS
Applies to: Servers (Domino 7 only)
| Use this variable if the FT index thread is running to specify the number of milliseconds between full text indexes. Default
value is 5. | FTUpdate_Idle
_Time_MS = number of milliseconds
| None. |
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| Setting | Description | Example | Comment |
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ICMNotesPort
Applies to: Servers
| Specifies the name of the Notes network port for TCP/IP that you are linking the Internet Cluster Manager (ICM) service with. This
setting is required for a partitioned server hosting the ICM service, and for a single server hosting that service if the server has more than one Notes port for TCP/IP. There is no default setting.
| ICMNotesPort = port name
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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ID_Recovery_Suppress
_Recovery_Msg
Applies to: Clients
| Prior to Domino 7, if an administrator updated ID recovery information, a memo was generated that administrators could use to notify users that their ID recovery information has been updated, and to prompt them to accept recovery information into their user ID. Administrators can use this variable to suppress the creation of this memo, as it is no longer necessary for users to manually accept recovery information. There is no default setting. This option is not enabled if the notes.ini variable is not present in the .INI file.
| ID_Recovery_Suppress
_Recovery_Msg = 1
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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IDVAULT_COUNT1
Applies to: Clients (8.5 or later)
|
Number of Notes sessions since the last synchronization with the ID vault.
This session counter is incremented when the Notes client is started and it is zeroed out when the user performs a sync.
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Informational only
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IDVault_Max
_Auth_Failures
Applies to: Servers (8.5 or later)
|
The maximum number of consecutive ID download attempts from the ID vault that are allowed in a day before attempts are denied.
Default is 10.
| IDVault_Max
_Auth_Failures = value
For example, a customer wants to enforce a stricter security policy so uses the following setting to allow only three chances for users to specify correct passwords:
IDVault_Max_
Auth_Failures = 3
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IDVault_Max_Auth
_Failure_Cache_Size
Applies to: Servers (8.5 or later)
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The size allowed for the bad password cache. When a user enters a bad password a bad password entry is made in a cache. The cache is cleared daily. If the limit is reached an error is logged suggesting that too many people have entered bad passwords and the administrator should check the log for an attack.
Default value is 500 bad passwords.
| IDVault_Max_Auth
_Failure_Cache_Size = value
For example, a company's ID vault holds a very large number of ID files and people often legitimately forget their passwords, so the company uses the following setting to increase the value to 1000:
IDVault_Max_Auth
_Failure_Cache_Size = 1000
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IDVAULT_RESYNC_INTERVAL
Applies to: Clients (8.5 or later)
|
Changing this value controls the delay between changes being made in the ID vault and the change coming down to the client (sooner when interval is shorter). It also controls the balance between resources used on the server (less when interval is longer).
Default is 480 mins (8 hours).
| IDVAULT_RESYNC_INTERVAL = minutes
For example, company would like changes made to IDs in the vault to be downloaded to clients within 5 hours rather than 8 hours. The ID vault server has no problem handling the increased load. The company uses the following setting:
IDVAULT_RESYNC_INTERVAL = 300
|
To prevent a heavy load on the server when the ID vault is first enabled for a large group of users, we stagger the time that each user attempts their first resync with the vault for the Notes session. This time is a random point between 1 poll cycle (default 5 mins) and the resync interval.
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IDVAULT_STAMP1
Applies to: Clients (8.5 or later)
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Last time client has synchronized with the ID vault.
If it has been more than 24 hours since this user has last sync'd AND IDVAULT_COUNT1 is greater than 4, then the client synchronizes immediately. This mechanism is in place so that user's who don't run their Notes clients for extended periods will still regularly perform ID file synchronizations. It does take into account weekends, holidays, and company shutdowns so that we do not have a sync storm after those events.
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Informational only
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IDVaultLastFlushTime
Applies to: Clients (8.5 or later)
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The last time that the IDVAULT_LAST_SERVER variable was deleted. It is flushed every 2 weeks so that load balancing will occur among the vault replicas after a change in replicas or a replica failure / recovery.
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Informational only
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IDVaultLastServer
Applies to: Clients (8.5 or later)
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The name of the ID vault server last used successfully. We try this server name the next time we do a transaction to avoid the cost of asking the home server for a referral list.
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Informational only
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IDV_POLL_INTERVAL
Applies to: Clients (8.5 or later)
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The maximum time to wait for completion after attempting ID download from the ID vault. Note that a download is attempted whenever a user miss-types the Notes password or enters a new password to obtain an ID from the vault.
Specify a value in milliseconds. Default value is 5000 (5 seconds).
| IDV_POLL_INTERVAL = milliseconds
For example, for an ID vault server, a small company uses an existing server already used for other applications. Server response can sometimes be slow, so the company uses the following setting to increase the delay to 10 seconds to give the vault server time to respond:
IDV_POLL_INTERVAL = 10000
| If access to the vault server is slow, this setting can be used to solve two problems:
1) When a user enters the correct password for the ID in the vault but the ID is not downloaded within this period the user is told the password is wrong. The user must try again with the same password. To reduce the likelihood of this problem on slower systems, increase this maximum wait time.
2) When a user miss-types the password and the vault server does not respond with an error quickly, the user must wait this amount of time before they are told that their password is wrong
Select a value that is a balance between these two needs.
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IM_Enable_SSO
Applies to: Servers
| Instant Messaging (IM) is included in the Notes client installation, and is installed when you install the Notes client. As an administrator,
you can include IM in single sign-on with Lotus Notes and push this feature down to users through dynamic configuration through the notes.ini variable,
IM_ENABLE_SSO. If this variable is set to 1, IM with single sign on is enabled; if this variable is set to 0 (zero), single sign on for IM is disabled. There is
no default value.
| IM_Enable_SSO = value
| Setting in User Preferences dialog box |
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IMAILExactSize
Applies to: Servers
| Specifies that the IMAP service report the exact size of a MIME message when requested by a client.
0 (default) - The IMAP service estimates the message size
1 - The IMAP service reports the exact message size
By default, the IMAP service estimates the message size. This helps improve server performance. Set this to 1 only if clients require the exact size.
| IMAILExactSize = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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IMAP_Config
_Update_Interval
Applies to: Servers
| Specifies in minutes how frequently the IMAP server checks for configuration changes made to the Domino Directory. There is no default setting,
although the update interval is 2 minutes if this setting is not included in notes.ini file.
| IMAP_Config
_Update_Interval = number of minutes
| There is no UI equivalent.
Certain IMAP properties are not dynamically configured and require you to shut down and restart the service before they go into effect.
Also, a given IMAP session uses whatever properties were in effect at the time the session began for the duration of that session; configuration
changes apply only to IMAP sessions started after the update occurs.
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IMAP_Convert
_Nodisable_Folder_Refs
Applies to: Servers
| Specifies whether the mail conversion utility (CONVERT) preserves folder references when updating mail files for use
with the Domino 6 IMAP service. There is no default setting, although without this variable, Domino removes folder references during conversion.
0 (or variable not set) - The conversion process disables folder references.
1 - The conversion process preserves folder references.
| IMAP_Convert
_Nodisable_Folder_Refs = value
| There is no UI equivalent.
In earlier releases of Domino, the IMAP service used folder references in the mail template to retrieve IMAP folder and message data.
Because the Domino 6 IMAP service does not use folder references, and preserving folder references retards IMAP performance, by default, when
you run the mail conversion utility (CONVERT) to prepare mail files for IMAP use, it removes folder references from the converted mail files.
Set this variable only in environments where Domino applications other than the IMAP service use folder references in mail files to track information.
When this variable is set, folder references are preserved during all mail file conversions, whether performed manually from the server console, or
automatically as the result of an IMAP user logging in to the IMAP service for the first time. Following conversion, the IMAP folder and message data
maintained by folder references is initially synchronized with the Domino 6 IMAP information. However, as the Router delivers new messages to the mail file,
folder references are not updated.
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IMAPDisableFTI
ImmedUpdate
Applies to: Servers
| Specifies whether or how the IMAP server will do an immediate FTI update after a new message is appended. This is required for searching for new messages immediately. By default, the IMAP server does an immediate FTI update after a new message is appended.
1 - Suppress the update request (by default, the update suppression time is 15 minutes)
2 - Disable FTI update
| IMAPDisableFTI
ImmedUpdate = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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IMAPDisableMsgCache
Applies to: Servers
| Specifies whether the IMAP server will cache the last fetched message. By default, the IMAP server caches the last fetched message.
1 - Disable the cache
| IMAPDisableMsgCache = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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IMAPGreeting
Applies to: Servers
| Customizes the greeting the IMAP server sends to clients connecting over TCP/IP. There is no default, although
without the setting the following greeting is used:
* OK Domino IMAP4 Server V5.0 ready Mon, 10 May 1999 17:57:13 -0500 | IMAPGreeting = greeting
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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IMAPNotesPort
Applies to: Servers
| Specifies the name of the Notes network port for TCP/IP that you are linking the IMAP service with. This setting is required
for a partitioned server hosting IMAP, and for a single server hosting it if the server more than one Notes port for TCP/IP. There is no default setting.
For information on binding an Internet service to an IP address, see the chapter "Setting Up the Domino Network" in the Domino Administration Help. | IMAPNotesPort = port name
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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IMAPRedirect
SSLGreeting
Applies to: Servers
| Customizes the message the IMAP server sends to clients attempting to connect over TCP/IP when the TCP/IP port is configured to Redirect to SSL.
There is no default setting, although without the setting the following greeting is used: IMAP Server configured for SSL Connections only. Please reconnect using the SSL Port portnumber. | IMAPRedirect
SSLGreeting = greeting
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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IMAP_Session
_Timeout
Applies to: Servers
| Specifies when the IMAP server drops idle IMAP client sessions. We recommend specifying a setting greater than ten minutes; many IMAP clients poll for new mail every ten minutes and the overhead of supporting idle session is less than the overhead required to support clients logging on and opening mailboxes. There is no default setting, although without this setting, the server drops idle sessions after 30 minutes. | IMAP_Session
_Timeout = number of minutes
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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IMAPShowIdleStatus
Applies to: Servers
| If enabled, the command "sh task" at the server console will show idle IMAP threads. By default, this is disabled. Set the variable to 1 to
enable the display of idle IMAP threads. | IMAPShowIdleStatus = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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IMAPSSLGreeting
Applies to: Servers
| Customizes the greeting the IMAP server sends to clients connecting over SSL. There is no default, although without the setting the following greeting is used:
* OK Domino IMAP4 Server V4.6 ready Mon, 12 May 1997 17:57:13 -0500
| IMAPSSLGreeting = greeting
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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IM_No_Setup
Applies to: Clients
| Use this variable to allow users to bypass IM Configuration. If this setting is enabled (IM_No_Setup = 1), the IM
Config dialog box will not appear during new client setup or client upgrade. In addition, if this variable is enabled, any IM variables in a
scripted client setup will be ignored. The default setting is 0 (disabled). | IM_No_Setup = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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IM_USE
_CANONICAL_NAME
Applies to: Clients
| Use this variable when your IBM Lotus Instant Messaging server is configured to lookup names in the Notes canonical hierarchical form (for example: CN= John Smith/OU= Sales/O= Acme). The default setting is 0 - Lookup names in the Notes abbreviated hierarchical form (for example: "John Smith/Sales/Acme"). | IM_USE
_CANONICAL_NAME = 1 | The "Use a canonical name for instant messaging status lookup" on the Instant Messaging - General pane in the User Preferences dialog box.
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Incoming Mail Sound
NOTE: This variable name contains spaces.
Applies to: Clients
| Specifies the tune that plays when mail arrives. The file is a sound file, usually a WAV file. There is no default setting. | IncomDefault: None | The Play a Sound field on the Mail tab in the User Preferences dialog box. |
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INET_Authenticate
_with_Secondary
Applies to: Servers
| Allows a Domino POP3 server to use passwords stored in directories other than the primary for services other than HTTP, such as LDAP, IMAP, and POP3. The default setting is 1.
0 - Disables this setting
1 - Enables this setting
| INET_Authenticate
_with_Secondary = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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iNotes_WA_Areas
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Use this setting to disable any combination of the six functional areas in Domino Web Access: Welcome, Mail, Calendar, To Do, Contacts, or Notebook. Each area can contain a value of 0 to disable an area, or 1 to enable an area.
The format is iNotes_WA_Areas = ABCDEF where:
A = Welcome
B = Mail
C = Calendar
D = ToDo
E = Contacts
F = Notebook
Example: In this example, all sections except for Mail and Contacts are disabled:
iNotes_WA_Areas = 010010
The default setting is 111111—if this setting is not used, all functional areas are enabled by default. | iNotes_WA_Areas = value
| There is no UI equivalent. Added in 8.0 |
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iNotes_WA
_AuthTokenName
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Set to the name of an authentication token cookie if you are using something other than an LTPA token. The default setting is LTPAToken. | iNotes_WA
_AuthTokenName = token name
| There is no UI equivalent. Added in 7.0 |
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iNotes_WA
_AutoUseWebmail
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to all Domino Web Access clients. Use this setting to bypass the browser block and automatically go to WebMail, if Domino Web Access is not supported by the browser, and Webmail is. The default setting is 0.
0 - Does not fail over to Webmail when using a browser that is not supported by Domino Web Access.
1 - Automatically invokes Webmail if Domino Web Access is not supported by the browser in use.
| iNotes_WA
_AutoUseWebmail = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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iNotes_WA
_CalOverlay
Applies to: Clients (8.5 or later) |
Use this setting to enable or disable the ability for end users to add external calendars to their Lotus iNotes calendars. You can use this setting if you do not want to enable this feature using a policy settings document (Mail policy settings, Lotus iNotes - Configuration tab: Allow Calendar Subscriptions).
Not present - (default) feature is enabled or disabled via a policy setting
0 - Disabled server wide. Using this setting overrides the policy setting
1 - Enabled server wide. Using this setting overrides the policy setting
| iNotes_WA
_CalOverlay = value | You can also enable external calendars using the "Allow calendar subscriptions" field on the Lotus iNotes - Configuration tab of the Mail policy settings document. |
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iNotes_WA
_ConfirmBlockedActiveX
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access clients. If a user has not installed the latest Domino Web Access ActiveX control and if the installation is blocked by the browser, they will be asked once per session to confirm that Domino Web Access should continue to try to utilize the ActiveX control on subsequent pages (which is necessary to get the control installed).
This setting provides a way to disable this prompt and for Domino Web Access to not use the Domino Web Access ActiveX control on subsequent pages (if it isn't already installed).
0 - Suppresses confirmation box.
1 (default) - Confirmation box displays.
If the confirmation box is suppressed, a user can now install the ActiveX control from the Domino Web Access Preferences dialog.
| iNotes_WA
_ConfirmBlockedActiveX = value
| There is no UI equivalent. Added in 8.0. |
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iNotes_WA
_ConvertPlainTextMemo
Applies to: Clients
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Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Use this setting to disable performing MIME-CD conversion when sending plain text messages.
0 - Disables conversion
1 (default) - MIME-CD conversion is used when sending plain text messages
| iNotes_WA
_ConvertPlainTextMemo = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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iNotes_WA
_DefaultDictionary
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access clients. This value can be set by the administrator to specify the default spell check
dictionary for Domino Web Access users. When used, it should be set to one of the dictionary file names found in the
Domino server's data directory (for example, us.dic). Users can override this default by selecting a default dictionary from Domino Web Access Preferences.
The default setting is None; wpdic.dic is used if no dictionary is supplied. | iNotes_WA
_DefaultDictionary = dictionary name
| There is no UI equivalent. Added in 8.0. |
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iNotes_WA
_DefaultFormatPlainText
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Use this setting to set the default mail format preference to plain text. When this variable is set to 1 and the user has not set the default format in preferences, messages are automatically sent in plain text. If Domino Web Access
users have indicated the user preference "prompt me when sending," the default format on the prompt is also set to plain text.
This setting does not prevent users from setting a DWA user preference for how to format mail.
0 (default) - No default text format is set.
1 - For new users, sets default mail format preference to plain text.
| iNotes_WA
_DefaultFormatPlainText = value
| There is no UI equivalent. Added in 7.0. |
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iNotes_wa_DefaultUI
Applies to: Clients
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Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Set this option to WebMail so that the default UI for mail files for WebHybrid applications is WebMail.
The default, if this option is not set, is to use the Domino Web Access UI.
| iNotes_wa_DefaultUI = webmail
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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iNotes_WA
_DisableActCntSecurity
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Use this setting to disable the Active Content Filter. The Active Content Filter removes potentially harmful active content (JavaScript, Java, ActiveX) from HTML in mail messages prior to display in a browser. Active content filtering can
reduce server performance because it requires a full parse of HTML content and a rewrite of the content.
0 - (or omitting this setting from the server's notes.ini file; default) enables the filter.
1 - Disables the filter.
| iNotes_WA
_DisableActCntSecurity = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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iNotes_WA
_DisableBothFormats
Applies to: Clients
| All Domino Web Access clients using mail templates that are iNotes6.NTF or later. Use this setting to turn off a user's ability to
send a message in both plain text and HTML format.
0 (default) - on (the user cannot send in both formats)
1 - off
| iNotes_WA
_DisableBothFormats = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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iNotes_WA
_DisableExpiresForSTLinks
Applies to: Clients
|
Applies to Domino Web Access 8.0 clients. In 8.0, Domino Web Access returns a maximum Expires value for some static STLinks files, to more efficiently cache them on the browser. This notes.ini setting provides a means of disabling this feature.
0 - (default)
1 - Web site rule to return expires header for files in stlnks directory is not created.
| iNotes_WA
_DisableExpiresForSTLinks = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_DisableForceBasicAuthForAtom
Applies to: Clients
|
Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Most external feed readers cannot handle session authentication. Domino Web Access 8.0 simulates a Web site rule that forces basic authentication for Atom Feed URLs. Use this setting to disable this automatic rule, and to force basic authentication for the Domino Web Access inbox.
0 - (default)
1 - Forces basic authentication for Domino Web Access inbox. Atom requests are not created.
| iNotes_WA
_DisableForceBasicAuthForAtom = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_DisableForceBasicAuthForFeeds
Applies to: Clients
|
Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Most external feed readers cannot handle session authentication. Domino Web Access 8.0 simulates a Web site rule that forces basic authentication for all feed URLs. Use this setting to disable this automatic rule, and to force basic authentication for the Domino Web Access inbox.
0 - (default)
1 - Forces basic authentication for Domino Web Access inbox. Atom and RSS requests are not created.
| iNotes_WA_
DisableForceBasicAuthForFeeds = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_DisableForceBasicAuthForRSS
Applies to: Clients
|
Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Most external feed readers cannot handle session authentication. Domino Web Access 8.0 simulates a Web site rule that forces basic authentication for RSS Feed URLs. Use this setting to disable this automatic rule, and to force basic authentication for the Domino Web Access inbox.
0 - (default)
1 - Forces basic authentication for Domino Web Access Inbox. RSS requests are not created.
| iNotes_WA
_DisableForceBasicAuthForRSS = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_DisableRecodeMIMECharset
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to all Domino Web Access clients using mail templates that are iNotes6.NTF or later. By default, Domino Web Access recodes charsets for any text parts if their charset is not the default charset for the charset group. Use this setting to turn off such behavior.
0 (default) - on
1 - off
| iNotes_WA
_DisableRecodeMIMECharset = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
inotes_WA
_DisableReuseChildWindows
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to all Domino Web Access clients. By default, Domino Web Access users can set a preference to reuse child windows. If you do not want users to be able to set this preference, set this variable to 1. When set (enabled) the Reuse Child Windows user preference does not appear in the client preferences, and child windows are never reused.
0 (default) - disabled; end users can set a preference to reuse child windows
1 - enabled; the end user preference is not displayed
| iNotes_WA
_DisableReuseChildWindows = value
| There is no UI equivalent to disable child windows globally. You can, however, enable this feature globally, which enforces it for all users. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_DisplayArchiveList
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access clients.
Use this setting when users may have more than one private archive policy and/or the administrator has assigned an archive policy to the user.
When this variable is set to one, a dialog opens when the user clicks on the Archives button or tries to perform an archive operation on a selected document from the virtual list or from an open message.
The dialog displays a list of archive criteria that the user has set and/or the archive criteria settings as assigned through an archive policy by the administrator.
The user can select the desired archive on which to perform the archive operation.
0 (default) - Disables this setting
1 - Enables this setting
| iNotes_WA
_DisplayArchiveList = value
| There is no UI equivalent. Added in 8.0. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_EnableLiteMode
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access 8.0.1 or Lotus iNotes 8.5 or later clients. As of release 8.0.1, Domino Web Access has both a full and a lite mode. Use this setting to remove the full and lite menu options from the full mode client as follows.
0 - The menu options Full Mode and Lite Mode do not display in the full mode of Domino Web Access/Lotus iNotes, but do display in the lite mode. Users cannot switch from the full mode to the Lite mode, however, users logged into lite mode can switch to the full mode regardless of this setting.
1 or not present - (default) The menu options Full Mode and Lite Mode display in both the full and lite modes of Domino Web Access/Lotus iNotes. Users can switch between the two modes.
| iNotes_WA
_EnableLiteMode = value | There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_EnableNewMailForMultiPortal
Applies to: Clients
|
Applies to Domino Web Access and Lotus iNotes clients. Use this setting to ensure that notification of new mail is received when multiple portals are open.
0 - (default) Disabled
1 - Enabled. Users are notified of new mail when multiple portals are in use.
| iNotes_WA
_EnableNewMailForMultiPortal = value | There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA_Feeds
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Use this setting to enable the advertisement and access to various Inbox feed formats for Domino Web Access mail files. Possible values are:
iNotes_WA_Feeds = rss
iNotes_WA_Feeds = atom
iNotes_WA_Feeds = atom,rss
By default, no feeds are enabled or advertised. | iNotes_WA_Feeds = value
| There is no UI equivalent. Added in 8.0. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_FeedsProtocol
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Use this setting to have further control of the feed protocol advertised by the Inbox page. It is applicable only when iNotes_WA_FeedsSecured is disabled (set to 0). Possible values are:
iNotes_WA_FeedsProtocol = http (http is the default advertising protocol)
iNotes_WA_FeedsProtocol = https (https is the default advertising protocol)
iNotes_WA_FeedsProtocol = not specified (default)
By default, the feed protocol is not specified. The advertised feed uses the same protocol as the current page on which the feed advertisement occurs. | iNotes_WA
_FeedsProtocol = value
| There is no UI equivalent. Added in 8.0. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_FeedsSecured
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Use this setting to enable non-HTTP (non-secure) feeds. By default only secure feeds are enabled to the mail file. This is to avoid insecure authentication occurring as part of a feed retrieval.
0 - Use this setting to allow non-secure feeds (feeds can be accessed via http rather than https)
1 (default) - Only secure feeds are allowed
| iNotes_WA
_FeedsSecured = value
| There is no UI equivalent. Added in 8.0. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_FixDoubleSpace
Applies to: Clients
|
Applies to Domino Web Access clients. If the setting "Prefers Notes Rich Text" is set in a user's Person document, extra lines are added during conversion to Notes Rich Text. Set this option to 1 to prevent extra lines from being added to messages during MIME-CD conversion.
0 - (default)
1 - No extra lines are inserted in MIME-CD conversion.
| iNotes_WA
_FixDoubleSpace = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_FormsTLMCheck
Applies to: Clients
|
For Domino Web Access 8.0x, use this setting to disable some checks on whether the Forms file has been modified since the current page was originally generated from the server (and might have been served up from the browser cache). This INI setting might be useful, if a sprayer environment is in use which might result in Forms file requests to be sprayed to different back end servers and if the non-data last modified for these forms file replicas are not in sync for some reason. (Setting should typically not be necessary.)
Not set - (default) Domino Web Access performs the above mentioned checks
0 - Disabled. Domino Web Access does not perform forms check
| iNotes_WA
_FormsTLMCheck = value | There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_wa_GZIP
_Content_Types_Excluded
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to all Domino Web Access clients. Use this setting to define which types of content you do not want compress. For example, to exclude XML data so that it will not be compressed:
iNotes_wa_GZIP
_Content_Types_Excluded = "image/*;text/xml"
The default setting is "image/*;application/pdf". | iNotes_wa_GZIP
_Content_Types_Excluded = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_wa_GZIP
_Content_Types_Included
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to all Domino Web Access clients. Use this setting to define which types of content you want to compress. For example, to compress all text:
iNotes_wa_GZIP_Content_Types
_Included = "text/*"
The default setting is "text/*;application/*". | iNotes_wa_GZIP
_Content_Types_Included = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_wa
_GZIP_Disable
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to all Domino Web Access clients. Use this setting to turn compression on and off.
0 (default)- Enables this setting.
1 - Disables this setting.
| iNotes_wa
_GZIP_Disable = value
| You can also specify this setting in the Domino Web Access tab of the Configuration Settings document in the Domino Directory, under Other Settings - Compress HTTP response data. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_LogoutRedirect
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to all Domino Web Access clients. Use this setting to specify a URL to redirect users to a Web page after logging out from server.
The setting provides normal cache clearing with the Domino Web Access control, and clearing of browser credentials.
It also allows sites that perform additional actions on a logout, such as logging out of a reverse proxy server, to specify a URL to do this additional activity.
You can use this variable to return people to an initial login page. Example:
iNotes_WA_LogoutRedirect = http://www.ibm.com
| iNotes_WA
_LogoutRedirect = URL
| There is no UI equivalent. Added in 8.0. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_LogoutScrubType
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access IE clients using the Domino Web Access Control. Sets the automatic cache clearing level for the Domino Web Access server.
0 <nozeros> - (Default) Best for subsequent Domino Web Access performance. Deletes all URLs that begin with the mail file path, except those that have a strategically placed KeepInCache (&KIC) argument. This argument marks page pieces that contain mostly design. Keeping these pieces in the cache offers a significant performance improvement when next using Domino Web Access. Examples of files deleted from the cache: Parts to a MIME message retrieved via a separate URL. Attachments opened when not using the Domino Web Access control.
1 <nozeros> - Deletes all URLs that begin with the mail file path. This is the best balance between Domino Web Access performance and security. It does not impact caching used by other Domino or other web applications, nor does it impact caching of pages on the same Domino server or on other servers. Examples of files deleted from the cache (in addition to those listed for type 0): Most list and calendar view HTML top-level pages. The s_SessionInfo JavaScript page, which contains data about various preferences and relevant Domino Web Access configuration settings. Includes various variants of the current user's name (common name, abbreviated canonical name, full canonical name). The h_TOC JavaScript page, which contains information about the functional areas available for current user and initial URL information. The s_Outline, which contains information about folder names.
2 <nozeros> - Deletes all URLs in the cache that originate from the server hostname, except for URLs that contain /iNotes/Forms7.nsf, the current forms file (or /iNotes/Forms6.nsf).
The best balance of performance and security when the user might access other pages in Domino databases on the same server, or might access Domino Web Access and other reverse proxied intranet sites that might be cached (for example, linking to sites via QuickLinks in the Welcome page or through document links in received mail). For pages accessed via reverse proxy, the server refers to the Reverse Proxy server.
Does not impact the performance of other Web sites the user might visit after logout.
Examples of files deleted from the cache (in addition to those listed for types 0 and 1):
- Pages generated from any other Notes or non-Notes Web application on the server
- In a reverse proxy scenario, pages generated from any other Notes or non-Notes web application on the same server or any other server that is reachable from a reverse proxy server
- Domino view icons
3 <nozeros> - Deletes all URLs in the cache that originate from the server hostname.
Provides more security, but impacts Domino Web Access performance negatively for subsequent logons because all cached static script and image pieces are deleted.
Does not impact web applications or pages generated from other servers, so does not negatively impact performance of other Web sites the user might visit after logout.
Examples of files deleted from the cache (in addition to those listed for Types 0-2) are URLs to /iNotes/Forms6.nsf, as well as Domino Web Access static code pages, images, and style sheet.
4 <nozeros> - (Secure option) Deletes all URLs in the cache except for URLs that contain /iNotes/Forms7.nsf, the current forms file (or /iNotes/Forms6.nsf).
The best balance of performance and security for Domino Web Access, but may negatively impact the performance of other web applications or pages the user might be using.
Examples of files deleted from the cache (beyond those listed for type 0-2) are any external web pages loaded by the Domino Web Access Welcome page, or traversed to via Domino Web Access or any other browser instance.
5 <nozeros> - (More Secure option) Deletes all URLs in the cache. Provides the highest security, but has the greatest impact on Domino Web Access performance for subsequent logons since all cached static script and image pieces are deleted.
Examples of files deleted from the cache (beyond those listed for all other types) are URLs to /iNotes/Forms7.nsf, the current forms file (or /iNotes/Forms6.nsf), as well as Domino Web Access static code pages, images, and style sheet.
| iNotes_WA
_LogoutScrubType = value
| If you enable Browser Cache Management, you can use the "Default cache scrubbing level" setting in the Configuration Settings document, Domino Web Access tab. See the section "Setting Up Domino Web Access" in the Domino Administration Help. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_MaxRowsPerLine
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access clients using Internet Explorer. For IE only, use this setting to specify the maximum number of lines per view entry. You can set this so that a view entry in a list view will span more than one line. For example, a long subject line in the Inbox may require three lines to show the entire content. In this case, setting the iNotes_WA_MaxRowsPerLine to 3 allows the entire subject to be shown. Note, however, that there may be some performance degradation if the value is greater than 1. Default setting is 1. | iNotes_WA
_MaxRowsPerLine = number of lines
| There is no UI equivalent. Added in 7.0. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_MaxTotalAttachmentsSizeKB
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Use this setting to specify the total maximum size of attachments in KB when
the Domino Web Access server Configuration Settings document field Domino Web Access ActiveX file attachment utility is enabled.
For example, to limit the combined size of attachments to 5000KB, use the following setting: <code>iNotes_WA_MaxTotalAttachmentsSizeKB = 5000</code>.
Exceptions: Imbedded graphics (inline) are not checked by this setting. The default setting is 0 (no limit). | iNotes_WA
_MaxTotalAttachments
SizeKB = attachment size in KB
| There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_MessageMarkingPrefs
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Use this setting to enable the Mail - Message Marking user preference in Domino Web Access,
so that users can set a user preference to display icons in Mail views that indicate whether they were the only recipient, or one of many.
For mail sent to the user's Notes-style address, these icons indicate whether the user's name is the only name in the To field, whether it is listed with others in the To field, or whether it is in the cc field.
0 - (default) Domino Web Access users will not be able to set message marking preferences, nor will they be able to modify message marking
preferences set in the Notes client.
1 - Domino Web Access users will be able to set message marking preferences, and will they be able to modify message marking
preferences set in the Notes client.
If users previously set this feature in the IBM Lotus Notes client, the icons also display in Domino Web Access whether this setting is enabled or not.
However, this setting must be enabled to allow users to set or modify this setting from Domino Web Access user preferences.
| iNotes_WA
_MessageMarkingPrefs = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_NameLookupMaxNumMatch
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Use this setting to specify the maximum number of names to return on name lookups. Reduce the number to improve server performance. Default setting is 200. | iNotes_WA
_NameLookupMaxNumMatch = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_NamePickerSearchAccentInsensitive
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access clients. In Domino Web Access, search in the Name Picker is accent (diacritical mark) insensitive. That is, search recognizes Muller and MÜller as the same name. You can set this variable to make search accent sensitive, so that search will recognize Muller and MÜller as two different names.
0 - Search is accent sensitive.
1 (default) - Search ignores accent marks.
| iNotes_WA
_NamePickerSearchAccentInsensitive = value
| There is no UI equivalent. In previous releases, the default behavior of the Name Picker was sensitive, with a default value of 0. If you set this variable previously, you may need to change the value. Added in 7.0. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_NameTypeaheadMinChars
Applies to: Clients
|
Applies to Domino Web Access or Lotus iNotes lite mode clients only. Invokes type-ahead when the number of characters typed is greater than the specified number.
The default number of characters is 5.
| iNotes_WA
_NameTypeaheadMinChars = number of characters | There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_NameTypeaheadStartTimeout
Applies to: Clients
|
Applies to Domino Web Access or Lotus iNotes lite mode clients only. Invokes type-ahead after the keyboard has been idle longer than the specified duration. Use this setting when iNotes_WA_NameTypeahead = 2 is used.
The default is 500 milliseconds.
| iNotes_WA
_NameTypeaheadStartTimeout = number of milliseconds | There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_NameTypeaheadWaitTimeout
Applies to: Clients
|
Applies to Domino Web Access or Lotus iNotes lite mode clients only. Aborts the type-ahead server request if the server does not return a response in the specified duration.
The default is 5000 milliseconds.
| iNotes_WA
_NameTypeaheadWaitTimeout = number of milliseconds | There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_NoPortServerArchive
Applies to: Clients
|
Applies to Domino Web Access or Lotus iNotes clients. When the Internet Information Server (IIS) and Domino are on same server, Port 1080 is added at the end of a URL. Use this setting so that the port number is not added to the URL when you are trying to open the server archive database.
0 - (default) Disabled.
1 - Enabled. The port number is not added to the URL when opening the server archive database.
| iNotes_WA
_NoPortServerArchive = value | There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_NoVertLineReplyForward
Applies to: Clients
|
Applies to Domino Web Access clients.Set this option to 1 to prevent the addition of vertical lines in front of history text in messages when forwarding/replying with history.
0 (default) - Vertical lines are added.
1 - No vertical lines are added.
| iNotes_WA
_NoVertLineReplyForward = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_NoWebmail
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Prevents Domino Web Access from offering a choice to fall back to Webmail when the browser is not supported.
0 (default prior to 8.5) - Allows Domino Web Access to invoke Webmail when using an unsupported browser.
1 (default post 8.5) - Prevents fail over to Webmail.
| iNotes_WA
_NoWebmail = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_OnlineMeetingProtocol
Applies to: Clients
|
Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Use this setting to switch the protocol (http: or https:) for the online meeting place URL.
http: - Use the HTTP protocol
https: - Use the HTTPS protocol
| iNotes_WA
_OnlineMeetingProtocol = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_OpenElementNoStore
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Enabled by default or if no variable is present, this setting prevents documents (attachments and images) in a Domino Web Access user's mail file from being left behind in the browser's cache, even if the user fails to logout.
You can set this value to 0 to disable it.
0 - Disabled (attachments and images may be left behind in the browser's cache if user does not logout)
1 (default) - Enabled (documents are not cached)
| iNotes_WA
_OpenElementNoStore = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_OpenOtherWithUiArgs
Applies to: Clients
|
Applies to Domino Web Access or Lotus iNotes clients. When opening the calendar of another user who has delegated access to their mail file, the UI= argument value is not inherited, and Domino Web Access opens in the delegate's client user interface. Use this setting to ensure that the UI= value is inherited.
0 - (default) When a delegate opens other user's mail file (calendar) the calendar opens in the delegate's client interface.
1 - Enabled. When a delegate opens other user's mail file (calendar) the UI= value of the mail file owner is inherited.
| iNotes_WA
_OpenOtherWithUiArgs = value | There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_PortalLogout
Applies to: Clients
|
Applies to Domino Web Access IE clients using the Domino Web Access Control. Set to 1 to offer the logout option on portals.
0 (default) - Disables this setting.
1 - Enables this setting.
| iNotes_WA
_PortalLogout = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_PortalOffline
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access IE clients using the Domino Web Access Control. In a portal, users must be able to go offline to archive locally.
Set to 1 to inlcude the offline and archive options in portals.
0 (default) - Offline and Archive options do not display.
1 - Offline and Archive options are included in a portal.
| iNotes_WA
_PortalOffline = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_PortalSkipEndIESession
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access IE clients using the Domino Web Access Control. Use this setting to avoid logging out of other web applications when logging out of Domino Web Access during a portal session (when using &ui=portal session).
0 (default) - Disables this setting.
1 - Enables this setting.
| iNotes_WA
_PortalSkipEndIESession = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_PortalStylesheet
Applies to: Clients
|
Applies to Domino Web Access clients prior to Lotus iNotes 8.5. Use this setting to override the use of the DWA portal stylesheet when the &client=wps argument is specified in the URL. This argument is specified by the DWA portlet.
Note: In Lotus iNotes 8.5 or later, the DWA/iNotes standard stylesheet is always used.
0 - Use the DWA standard stylesheet rather than the DWA portal stylesheet.
1 - (default ) Use the DWA Portal stylesheet.
| iNotes_WA
_PortalStylesheet = value | There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_PreferNameForContacts
Applies to: Clients
|
Applies to Domino Web Access or Lotus iNotes clients. This setting allows the user to control the format of a contact entry in recipient field.
0 - The contact entry displays the e-mail address in the recipient field.
1 - (default ) The contact entry displays an alias (full name) in the recipient field.
| iNotes_WA
_PreferNameForContacts = value | There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_PreferWebEngineCacheControl
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Domino Web Access now sets Cache-Control response headers that prevent the Domino Web Engine from remapping them in certain scenarios. Previously, the default Domino Web Engine logic did not allow returning a Cache-Control response header for HTTP 1.0 requests, which lead to content being left in the browser cache unintentionally. Use this setting to revert to the prior behavior.
0 (default) - Disables this setting
1 - Enables this setting
| iNotes_WA
_PreferWebEngineCacheControl = value
| There is no UI equivalent. Added in 8.0. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_PreferXMLHttpRequest
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Set this variable to 1 to use Microsoft.XMLHTTP ActiveX object instead of load() method of <xml> tag where possible.
0 (default) - Disables this setting
1 - Enables this setting
| iNotes_WA
_PreferXMLHttpRequest = value
| There is no UI equivalent. Added in 8.0. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_PrintSSApplyTo
Applies to: Clients
|
Applies to Domino Web Access or Lotus iNotes clients. Use this setting in conjunction with the notes.ini setting iNotes_WA_PrintUserStyleSheet, which specifies a user-defined style sheet that controls font sizes when printing. In some cases you may want to restrict the application of a user style sheet to one browser only.
Not present - (default) The setting iNotes_WA_PrintUserStyleSheet applies to both browsers.
1 - The user style sheet applied via iNotes_WA_PrintUserStyleSheet works on Mozilla Firefox only.
2 - The user style sheet applied via iNotes_WA_PrintUserStyleSheet works on Microsoft Internet Explorer only.
| iNotes_WA
_PrintSSApplyTo = value | There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_PrintUserStyleSheet
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access. Set this variable to 1, so that you can specify a special user-defined style sheet to control font sizes when printing.
For example, in some Linux environments if the display resolution is set lower than default (by editing XF86Config file), text prints larger than expected. When that happens, you can adjust font size using a user-defined style sheet. The style sheet is a file resource named "userPrint.css" in FORMS7.nsf.
You can use the style rules in userPrint.css as a template and adjust the style by editing it.
To learn how you can control styles, see the comments in userPrint.css.
To edit the style sheet, open FORMS7.nsf in Domino Designer and locate the file in Shared Resources - Files.
0 (default) - Disabled
1 - Enabled. You can specify a user style sheet
| iNotes_WA
_PrintUserStyleSheet = value
| There is no UI equivalent. Added in 7.0. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_QueryAgents
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access. Use this setting to invoke QueryOpen and QuerySave agents when accessing Domino Web Access documents. When this setting is enabled and a $$QuerySaveAgent or $$QueryOpenAgent value is encountered while opening or saving a note, the agent pecified within this item is invoked.
The agent must reside within the mail database, not the Forms file.
0 (default) - Disabled. Web query agents are not invoked
1 - Enable Web query agents
| iNotes_WA
_Query Agents = value
| There is no UI equivalent. Added in 7.0. |
|---|
iNotes_WA_Quickr
Applies to: Clients (8.5 or later)
|
Applies to Lotus iNotes clients. Use this setting to enable or disable Lotus Quickr integration in the Lotus iNotes client. You can use this setting if you do not want to enable this feature using a policy setting (Mail policy settings, Lotus iNotes - Configuration tab: Allow Quickr integration).
Not present - (default) The feature is enabled or disabled via a policy setting
0 - Disabled server wide. Using this setting overrides the policy setting.
1 - Enabled server wide. Using this setting overrides the policy setting.
| iNotes_WA_Quickr = value | You can also enable Lotus Quickr integration using the "Allow Quickr integration" field on the Lotus iNotes - Configuration tab of the Mail policy settings document. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_Quickr_Feed_Page_Size
Applies to: Clients (8.5 or later)
|
Applies to Lotus iNotes clients only. Limits the number of Quickr page results. If this setting is not present, the default is 50.
| iNotes_WA
_Quickr_Feed_Page_Size = number of pages | There is no UI equivalent. |
|---|
iNotes_WA
_SametimeNameFormat
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access clients using templates that are iNotes6.NTF or later. Allows you to adjust the format of the name that is passed to Sametime for login, for awareness checking, and whether to pass RFC821 names. The value can contain up to 4 numeric digits in sequence. The default setting is 011.If you set this variable, you override the Configuration Settings document setting "Directory type used by IBM Lotus Sametime server." Example: iNotes_WA_SametimeNameFormat = 1011
where the following values apply:
First digit (left most)—controls the format of the name passed to Sametime routines that prepare links and start chat sessions:
0 - Use abbreviated canonical format (for example, Joe User/Acme) [the default]
1 - Use full canonical format (for example, CN=Joe User/O=Acme)
2 - Use canonical format but use a comma ( , ) as a separator for the name components
(for example, CN=Joe User,O=Acme)
3 - Use only the common name (for example, Joe User)
2nd digit—controls whether RFC821 addresses (for example, Joe User@acme.com) should be sent to Sametime:
0 - No, do not send
1 - Yes, do send [the default]
3rd digit—controls the format of the name passed to Sametime login routines:
0 - Use abbreviated canonical format (for example, Joe User/Acme)
1 - Use full canonical format (for example, CN=Joe User/O=Acme) [the default]
2 - Use canonical format but use a comma ( , ) as a separator for the name components
(for example, CN=Joe User,O=Acme)
3 - Use only the common name (for example, Joe User)
4 - Use Non-Domino LDAP Distinguished Name (for example cn=Joe User, cn=Users, o=acme, dc=marketing, dc=acme,dc=com). If not available, use the common name.
4th digit—a debug aide. When the user hovers over a link, the name that displays is identical to the name sent to Sametime. Use
any character in the fourth position to enable this.
| iNotes_WA
_SametimeNameFormat = value
| In Domino 7 or later, you can use the setting "Directory type used by IBM Lotus Sametime server" in the Configuration Settings document, Domino Web Access tab. However, using this notes.ini variable overrides the Configuration Settings document setting. |
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iNotes_WA
_SametimeProtocol
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to all Domino Web Access clients using mail templates that are iNotes6.NTF or later. Set the value to https: or http: if you do not want to use the current Web page's protocol to access the Instant Messaging server. For example, if the current protocol is http and
you want to force the use of https: iNotes_WA_SametimeProtocol = https. The default setting is the current Web page protocol. | iNotes_WA
_SametimeProtocol = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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iNotes_WA
_SametimeRemoteToken
Applies to: Clients
|
Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Use this setting when the Domino Web Access server is used in conjunction with a reverse proxy server (such as Tivoli Access Manager) where LtpaToken authentication is not being used.
In such scenarios, Domino Web Access must query the server for the authentication Token (as it is not available at the client).
When set, this option queries the server for the token name.
iNotes_WA
_SametimeRemoteToken = LtpaToken
iNotes_WA
_SametimeRemoteToken = 1 (defaults to tokenname == LtpaToken)
| iNotes_WA
_SametimeRemoteToken = tokenname
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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iNotes_wa
_SecMailPreferNotes
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to all Domino Web Access clients. By default, Domino Web Access uses S/MIME sign and encryption when both Notes and S/MIME sign and encryption are possible. This could cause problems in a mixed environment that includes both Domino 7 and pre-Domino 7 servers. Pre-Domino 7 servers do not support S/MIME, so messages sent S/MIME signed or encrypted could not be verified or decrypted.
Use this setting to turn on Notes sign and encryption when both S/MIME and Notes sign and encryption are possible.
0 - off (default - When both Notes and S/MIME sign and encryption are possible, use S/MIME sign and encryption)
1 - on (When both Notes and S/MIME sign and encryption are possible, use Notes sign/encryption)
| iNotes_wa
_SecMailPreferNotes = value
| There is no UI equivalent. This setting is not supported offline. |
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iNotes_WA
_SkipEndIESession
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access IE clients using the Domino Web Access Control. Use this setting to avoid issues with other open Web pages being negatively impacted by a Domino Web Access logout.
When the Domino Web Access control is in use, Domino Web Access makes a call to end the IE session as part of a Domino Web Access logout.
This clears any login credentials stored in IE memory and in memory cookies being used within this IE process (or any child processes spawned from this process).
It is preferable for users to log in to other web sites through a separate instance of IE, instead of using this setting.
Users can start the additional instances from the desktop, the Quick Launch toolbar, or the Start menu.
When users start additional instances in this way, logging out of Domino Web Access does impact the other IE windows.
0 (default) - Disables this setting
1 - Enables this setting
| iNotes_WA
_SkipEndIESession = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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iNotes_WA
_NameTypeahead
Applies to: Clients
|
Applies to Domino Web Access or Lotus iNotes lite mode clients only. Use this setting to control whether or not to invoke type-ahead, and if it is invoked, what triggers it.
If you set this value to 2, then you must also set iNotes_WA_NameTypeaheadMinChars and iNotes_WA_NameTypeaheadStartTimeout. Values are:
0 - (default) Type-ahead is not enabled
1 - Invokes type-ahead immediately after a comma is typed
2 - Invokes type-ahead immediately after a comma is typed, or after the conditions of both iNotes_WA_NameTypeaheadMinChars and iNotes_WA_NameTypeaheadStartTimeout are satisfied
| iNotes_WA
_NameTypeahead = value | There is no UI equivalent. |
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iNotes_WA
_UseInternetAddrForXsp
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Use this setting in an xSP server environment, to force the From and Principal fields to use the "Internet address" format when sending email.
0 (default) - off
1 - on
| iNotes_WA
_UseInternetAddrForXsp = value
| There is no UI equivalent. Added in 7.0 and 6.5.4. |
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iNotes_WA_Ultralite
Applies to: Clients
|
Applies to Domino Web Access 8.0.2 or later and Lotus iNotes 8.5 or later clients. Use this setting to disable the availability of ultralite mode server-wide.
Ultralite mode is enabled by default.
0 - Disables ultralite mode.
1 - (default) Enabled.
| iNotes_WA_Ultralite = value | There is no UI equivalent. |
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iNotes_WA
_UseSTServerForOnlineMeeting
Applies to: Clients
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Applies to Domino Web Access clients. Use this setting to specify the online meeting server when the Sametime server is accessible only through reverse proxy.
0 (default) - Use Sametime server setting that is specified in the Online Meeting Place resource when the meeting is scheduled
1 - Use the Sametime server setting in Domino Web Access tab of the Configuration Settings document for the online meeting place server
| iNotes_WA
_UseSTServerForOnlineMeeting = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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InstallType
Applies to: Clients
| Applies to workstations. Smart Upgrade can determine whether to install a Notes client only, or all clients—Notes, Designer, and Administrator—for each user. The installer sets the value of the InstallType setting in the notes.ini file each time a Notes client or All client install/upgrade is performed.
Smart Upgrade compares the Install Type value in the Smart Upgrade kit document to the InstallType field in the notes.ini file and installs the update kit that matches the Install Type specified in the notes.ini file:
2 - All client install (including Designer and Administrator)
6 - Notes client only
There is no default setting.
| InstallType = value
| There is no UI equivalent. |
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