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Find information about Lotus Notes and Lotus Domino notes.ini settings P to T. For more notes.ini information, see the Notes/Domino Fix List.

NOTE: Unless otherwise noted, all variable names are spelled as one word (no spaces) with or without underscores.


Notes.ini settings: P
SettingDescriptionExampleComment
Passthru_Hangup
_Delay

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies how long in seconds a passthru server maintains a dialup connection after its last dialup session ends. Default setting is 120 seconds.Passthru_Hangup
_Delay = number of seconds 		There is no UI equivalent.
Passthru_LogLevel

Applies to: Servers and clients 		Specifies the level of trace information recorded for all network connections (including passthru) in the Miscellaneous Events view of the log file.
0 (default) - No information is recorded
1 - Only errors are recorded
2 - Summary progress information is recorded
3 - Detailed progress information is recorded
4 - Full trace information is recorded
5 - Full trace information plus driver messages are recorded 		Passthru_LogLevel = value UI equivalent: File - Preferences - User Preferences - Ports - Trace - Notes Log options
PercentAvail
SysResources

Applies to: Servers and clients 		Determines approximately how much physical memory is available in the server. This parameter was implemented to try to prevent too much virtual memory from being allocated, which can degrade performance by going to/from the disk. Domino makes an operating system (OS) API call to see how much physical memory is being used. Then, depending on the ratio of how much physical memory is being used by the system at that point in time, Domino makes certain decisions as to how much memory can or should be used by various processes. When the API call is made determines how much physical memory Domino will allow to be allocated. Because of this, it will not be 100% accurate at any given time, but it should improve performance if implemented correctly. It is not recommended to set PercentAvailSysResources to an extremely high number, such as 90, as the operating system and any other applications running on the machine will take a portion of the total physical memory. This variable is not supported on z/OS. You must set the NSF buffer pool size explicitly. Default setting is 0.PercentAvail
SysResources = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
PhoneLog

Applies to: Servers and clients 		Specifies whether phone calls are recorded in the log file:
0 - Does not record phone calls to the log file
1 - Records all calls, except those that fail because of a busy signal
2 (default)- Records all phone calls 		PhoneLog = value There is no UI equivalent, although you can specify this setting in the NOTES.INI Settings tab of the Configuration Settings document in the Domino Directory.
PKCS11_Library

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the location of the server's locally installed PKCS#11 file for enabling Smartcards. There is no default setting. For example: PKCS11_Library = C:\Program Files\
Schlumberger\Smart Cards and Terminals\
Common Files\slbck.dll 		PKCS11_Library = path UI equivalent: The Smartcard installation wizard will prompt the user to install the appropriate DLL for the Smartcard.
Platform_Statistics
_Disabled

Applies to: Servers 		By default, Domino tracks performance metrics of the operating system and captures the results in the Domino server. To disable statistic reporting, set the value of this variable to 1. You must remove the setting from the notes.ini file altogether to re-enable platform statistic reporting. Platform_Statistics
_Disabled = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
POP3Config
UpdateInterval

Applies to: Servers 		Determines how often (per minute) the POP3 server will update its configuration information. Default setting is 2 minutes.POP3Config
UpdateInterval = number of minutes 		There is no UI equivalent.
POP3_Disable
_Cache

Applies to: Servers 		Enables/disables message caching for users.
0 (default) - Enables message caching
1 - Disables message caching 		POP3_Disable
_Cache = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
POP3DNSLookup

Applies to: Servers 		Enables/disables reverse DNS lookups of client host names.
0 (default) - Disables reverse DNS lookups of client host names
1 - Enables reverse DNS lookups of client host names 		POP3DNSLookup = value There is no UI equivalent.
POP3Domain

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the name of the Internet domain to use as the gateway to send mail to the Internet for local addresses. (All local addresses are converted to Internet addresses.) If this setting is included in the notes.ini file, it overrides the DNS value. There is no default setting.POP3Domain = domain name There is no UI equivalent.
POP3_Enable
_Cache_Stats

Applies to: Servers 		Enables/disables message caching statistics.
0 (default) - Disables message caching statistics
1 - Enables message caching statistics 		POP3_Enable
_Cache_Stats = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
POP3MarkRead

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies whether POP3 messages should be marked as read after downloading. A value of 1 instructs the server to mark the messages as read.
0 (default) - Do not mark POP3 messages as read
1 - Mark POP3 messages as read 		POP3MarkRead = value There is no UI equivalent.
POP3_Message_Stat
_Cache_NumPerUser

Applies to: Servers 		Limits the number of message statistics that can be cached for a single user. Message statistics caches contain UNIDs and saved message sizes. Each cache entry consumes CPU time and server memory. Reducing this number can improve server performance. Default setting is 50.POP3_Message_Stat
_Cache_NumPerUser
= number of message statistics 		There is no UI equivalent.
POP3NotesPort

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the name of the Notes network port for TCP/IP that you are linking the POP3 service with. This setting is required for a partitioned server hosting POP3, and for a single server hosting it if the server has more than one Notes port for TCP/IP.POP3NotesPort = port name There is no UI equivalent.
portname
_MaxSessions

Applies to: Servers 		Restricts the number of sessions on a specified. There is no default setting.portname
_MaxSessions = number of sessions 		There is no UI equivalent.
Ports

Applies to: Servers and clients 		This setting indicates which ports are enabled for the server or workstation. Ports are enabled/disabled by a two-step process s using the Setup Ports dialog box and then using Server documents (for servers) or the User Preferences dialog box (for workstations). The order in which ports are listed in this setting can affect how Notes workstations and Domino servers connect to a system. There is no default setting. Ports = port name(s) UI equivalent: On a workstation, see the Ports tab in the User Preferences dialog box (choose File - Preferences - User Preferences). On a server, the Configuration tab's Tools pane, Server - Setup Ports option, and then see the Ports - Notes Network Ports tab in the Server document.
PrinterPixelPreview

Applies to: Clients 		When set, this variable causes Notes print preview to be completely accurate in where page breaks occur in the preview. There is a loss of speed in previewing when using the variable, but it is small. Users wanting absolute preview accuracy should enable this variable. There is no default setting. PrinterPixelPreview = 1There is no UI equivalent.
Process_Monitor
_Disabled

Applies to: Servers 		Disables the Process Monitor server task, which ensures that all of the processes that Domino expects to be present are, in fact, running. This server task runs automatically; the administrator must disable it either using this .ini variable or by setting STX9. There is no default setting. Setting this variable to 1 disables the Process Monitor task.Process_Monitor
_Disabled = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
ProgramMode

Applies to: Clients 		If the user sets up Notes with a Notes mail ID or switches to a Notes mail ID (not a Lotus Notes desktop ID), a value is written to the notes.ini ProgramMode setting, as follows:
0 (default) - Full Notes
1 - Notes Mail
8 - Desktop 		ProgramMode = value There is no UI equivalent.

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Notes.ini settings: R
SettingDescriptionExampleComment
Repl_Error
_Tolerance

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the number of replication errors of the same type that can occur between two databases before the server terminates replication. Default setting is 2.Repl_Error
_Tolerance = number of replication errors 		There is no UI equivalent, although you can specify this setting in the NOTES.INI Settings tab of the Configuration Settings document in the Domino Directory.
ReplicationTime
Limit

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies a time limit (in minutes) for replication between one server and another. If this setting is not included in the notes.ini file, there is no time limit. There is no default setting.ReplicationTime
Limit = number of minutes 		UI equivalent: The Replication Time Limit field in the Routing/Replication tab in the Connection document in the Domino Directory.
Replicators

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the number of Replicator tasks that can run concurrently on the server. You must shut down and restart the server for this setting to take effect. Default setting is 1.Replicators = number of tasks There is no UI equivalent, although you can specify this setting in the NOTES.INI Settings tab of the Configuration Settings document in the Domino Directory.
Repl_Obeys
_Quotas

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies whether the Replicator obeys quotas.
0 (default) - Disables the Replicator from obeying quotas
1 - Enables the Replicator to obey quotas 		Repl_Obeys
_Quotas = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
Report_DB

Applies to: Servers 		When the Monitoring Configuration database (EVENTS4.NSF) is created, it is placed in the Domino Data directory. Use this setting to specify the location of the database if it is located somewhere other than in the Domino Data directory. There is no default setting, but in the absence of any Report_DB setting in the notes.ini file, the default path is Lotus\Domino\Data\events4.nsf.Report_DB = path There is no UI equivalent.
ReportUseMail

Applies to: Servers 		Allows the Reporter task to use the Router to send statistics to another server in the same domain:
1 - Use the Router
0 - Use the network

Using the Router can be useful for reporting statistics over dial-up connections to a central collection server. There is no default setting, although without this variable, the Reporter task uses the network to report statistics.

ReportUseMail = value There is no UI equivalent, although you can specify this setting in the NOTES.INI Settings tab of the Configuration Settings document in the Domino Directory.
Restart_Time_Action

Applies to: Servers 		Designates whether the server restart is cancelled or whether the server restarts at a specific OS time.
1 (default) - Restarting the Domino server is cancelled
Any value other than 1 - The Domino server is restarted according to the system time 		Restart_Time_Action = valueThere is no UI equivalent.
Restart_Time_Interval

Applies to: Servers 		The maximum time difference allowed between the OS time and the Last_Domino_Time. Use this setting to specify a server restart time interval.
For example:
Restart_Time_Interval=3600 (default) 		Restart_Time_Interval = secondsThere is no UI equivalent.
Reset_Time_Interval

Applies to: Servers 		Value of the maximum time change allowed. The Reset_Time_Interval setting is checked when Domino attempts to reset the internal Domino time to the OS time. If the internal Domino time exceeds the Reset_Time_Interval, the OS time is not reset. For example, if the Reset_Time_Interval=600 (10 minutes), and the internal Domino time is 1:34 P.M., and the OS time is 1:12 P.M., issuing a Set SystemTime command would not readjust the internal Domino time.
300 (default) - Resets the system time every 300 seconds (5 minutes) 		Reset_Time_Interval = secondsThere is no UI equivalent.
Retain_Mirror_Logs

Applies to: Servers 		Prevents the deletion of previous mirror files when Domino starts. Existing mirror files are deleted if the notes.ini setting, Retain_Mirror_Logs, has not been set. Retain_Mirror_Logs is disabled by default.
0 or not present (default) - Disables retaining the mirror logs
1 - Enables retaining the mirror logs 		Retain_Mirror_Logs = 1There is no UI equivalent."
RouterAllow
ConcurrentXferToAll

Applies to: Servers 		Use this setting to enable/disable multiple concurrent transfer threads for inter-domain Notes routing. There is no default setting, but if the setting does not appear in the notes.ini file, Domino's default behavior is to disable multiple concurrent transfer threads for inter-domain Notes routing.
1 - Enables
0 - Disables 		RouterAllow
ConcurrentXferToAll =
value 		There is no UI equivalent.
RouterDisableMail
ToGroups

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies whether the router should allow or deny mail addressed to a group.
0 (default) - Allow the Router to expand groups and forward a message to the group members.
1 - Router will not expand any groups. It will return the message as a failure report to the sender - rejected for policy reasons. 		RouterDisableMail
ToGroups = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
RouterDelayNotify
EachInterval

Applies to: Servers 		Specify whether a Delay report is to be sent for the same message at every subsequent interval of the delay.
0 - Sends a Delay report for the same message at every subsequent interval of the delay.
1(default) - Send only one Delay report per delayed message on a server. 		RouterDelayNotify
EachInterval = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
RouterDSNForNull
ReversePath

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies whether the router should return delivery status notifications (DSNs) for messages received over SMTP with null RFC 821 reverse paths.
0 (default) - Don't return a failed DSN. Create the non-delivery report, but mark it as DEAD. The Administrator can then delete these messages or release them.
1 - Create and send the delivery status notification.
2 - Do not create a delivery status notification. 		RouterDSNForNull
ReversePath = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
RouterEnableMail
ByDest

Applies to: Servers 		Use this setting to generate verbose mail routing statistics per destination. These statistics may be useful when attempting to troubleshoot routing problems. There is no default setting.
0 - No destination based statistics are generated by the router.
1 - Router maintains statistics for each mail routing destination, which include the last successful/unsuccessful transfer time, total number of messages routed, and the total number of failures.
RouterEnableMail
ByDest = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
RouterMaxEventMemorySizeBytes

Applies to: Servers (8.5 or later) 		Sets the maximum memory limit in bytes for mailbox event generation. If the maximum value is reached, the router falls back and searches mailboxes for new messages. New messages located during the search are not cached in the main message queue.
null (default) - When Domino encounters a null value for this setting, it sets the value to equal the NSF buffer pool size divided by 5
0 - Disables the setting 		RouterMaxEventMemorySizeBytes = valueThere is no UI equivalent.
RouterMaxEventMessageSizeBytes

Applies to: Servers (8.5 or later) 		Maximum message size for any one message allowed to be copied and placed on the mailbox event queue. If the maximum value is reached, the router falls back and searches mailboxes for new messages. New messages located during the search are not cached in the main message queue.
null (default) - When Domino encounters a null value for this setting, it sets the value of 10000000 (10 million bytes)
0 - Disables the setting 		RouterMaxEventMessageSizeBytes = valueThere is no UI equivalent.
RouterMaxQueueMemorySizeBytes

Applies to: Servers (8.5 or later) 		Memory limit for main message queue caching of the note passed via mailbox event generation. This setting provides limits for caching notes in the main message queue for immediate use in delivery or transfer.
null (default) - When Domino encounters a null value for this setting, it sets the value to equal the NSF buffer pool size divided by 5
0 - Disables the setting 		RouterMaxQueueMemorySizeBytes = valueThere is no UI equivalent.
RouterMaxQueueMessageSizeBytes

Applies to: Servers (8.5 or later) 		Message size limit for main message queue caching of the notes. This setting provides limits for caching notes in the main message queue for immediate use in delivery or transfer.
null (default) - When Domino encounters a null value for this setting, it sets the value of 10000000 (10 million bytes)
0 - Disables the setting 		RouterMaxQueueMessageSizeBytes = valueThere is no UI equivalent.
RouterUserRule
ForwardReversePath

Applies to: Servers 		Specify the reverse-path setting for messages that are forwarded by a user mail rule "send copy to" action.
0 (default) - Set reverse path to null.
1 - Preserve existing value.
2 - Use recipients Internet address.
3 - Construct nondeliverable return address.
RouterUserRule
ForwardReversePath = value 		There is no UI equivalent, although you can specify this setting in the NOTES.INI Settings tab of the Configuration Settings document in the Domino Directory.
RTR_Logging

Applies to: Servers 		Enables or disables monitoring of Cluster Replicator activity. There is no default setting.
0 - Disables monitoring of the Cluster Replicator
1 - Enables monitoring of the Cluster Replicator 		RTR_Logging = value There is no UI equivalent.

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Notes.ini settings: S
SettingDescriptionSyntaxComment
Sched_Dialing
_Enabled

Applies to: Clients 		Enables or disables dialing out to check Busy Time.
0 (default) - Disables dialing out to check Busy Time
1 - Enables dialing out to check Busy Time 		Sched_Dialing
_Enabled = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
Sched_Purge
_Interval

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies how many days prior to the current day to keep busytime data. A value of 0 means data is never purged. Default setting is 7. Sched_Purge
_Interval = number of days 		There is no UI equivalent.
Schedule_Check
_Entries_When
_Validating

Applies to: Servers 		Enables or disables whether SchedMgr validates its busytime database entry on a user by user basis, as follows:
0 (default) - Disables validation
1 - Enables validation

Validation should not be required under normal conditions.

Schedule_Check
_Entries_When
_Validating = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
Schedule_No
_CalcStats

Applies to: Servers 		Enables or disables whether SchedMgr updates/calculates statistics on an hourly daily basis, as follows:
0 (default) - Enables update/calculation
1 - Disables update/calculation 		Schedule_No
_CalcStats = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
Schedule_No
_Validate

Applies to: Servers 		Enables or disables whether SchedMgr validates its busytime database entry on a daily basis, as follows:
0 (default) - Enables validation
1 - Disables validation

Validation should be enabled under normal conditions.

Schedule_No
_Validate = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
Schema_Daemon
_Breaktime

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies how often (in seconds) the schema daemon spawned by the LDAP service checks if it should shut down because its parent LDAP task is shutting down. In most situations there is no need to change the breaktime interval. In rare situations, you might increase this value as a way to free up CPU resources on a heavily used server. Increasing the breaktime value also increases the time it takes the LDAP service to shut down. There is no default setting, although without this setting, the schema daemon checks the status of its parent LDAP task every 15 seconds.Schema_Daemon
_Breaktime = number of seconds 		There is no UI equivalent.
Schema_Daemon
_Idletime

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies how long (in minutes) the schema daemon spawned by the LDAP service remains idle after it has completed its tasks. After the schema daemon has been idle for the specified interval, it begins its tasks again. There is no default setting, although without this setting, the schema daemon remains idle for 15 minutes.Schema_Daemon
_Idletime = number of minutes 		There is no UI equivalent.
Schema_Daemon
_Reloadtime

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies how often (in hours) the schema daemon spawned by the LDAP service adds schema elements for new or changed Domino Directory forms and fields to its in-memory schema. This operation occurs only on the administration server for the Domino Directory and not on other servers in the domain that run the LDAP service. Reloading in-memory schema to reflect new or changed Domino Directory forms and fields is a CPU-intensive operation. You might set different intervals for Schema_Daemon_Reloadtime and Schema_Daemon_Resynctime so the two operations occur at different times. Or you might increase the interval during periods when there are no schema changes. Schema_Daemon_Idletime, rather than Schema_Daemon_Reloadtime, controls how often the schema daemon loads new schema elements defined in the Domino LDAP Schema database into memory. There is no default setting, although without this setting the schema daemon reload interval is 24 hours.Schema_Daemon
_Reloadtime = number of hours 		There is no UI equivalent.
Schema_Daemon
_Resynctime

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies how often (in hours) the schema daemon spawned by the LDAP service updates the schema published in the Domino LDAP Schema database with a newer in-memory schema. This operation occurs only on the Domino Directory administration server, and not other servers in the domain that run the LDAP service. Synchronizing the Schema database with in-memory schema is a CPU-intensive operation. You might set different intervals for Schema_Daemon_Reloadtime and Schema_Daemon_Resynctime so the two operations occur at different times. Or you might increase the interval during periods when there are no schema changes. There is no default setting, although without this setting the schema daemon resync interval is 24 hours.Schema_Daemon
_Resynctime = number of hours 		There is no UI equivalent.
ScriptCountryID

Applies to: Servers and clients 		Used only for IME-related functions. Notes.ini setting is not present by default; default country code is US (01).ScriptCountryID = two-digit country code There is no UI equivalent.
ScriptLanguageID

Applies to: Servers and clients 		Determines the LotusScript resource .dlls that are used to display day, month names, and date formats appropriate for specified locale. Also determines the ID resource .dll used to determine the strings that appear in the IDE user interface. Notes.ini setting is not present by default; default language code is English ("en").ScriptLanguageID = two-digit language code There is no UI equivalent.
SECURE_DISABLE
_AUDITOR

Applies to: Servers (8.5 or later) 		When non-zero, prevents a vault administrator with the auditor role in the vault ACL from extracting an ID file from the vault without knowing its password. SECURE_DISABLE
_AUDITOR = 1		This variable can only be set by editing notes.ini on the server. It cannot be changed using console commands. There is no UI equivalent.
Secure_Disable
_FullAdmin

Applies to: Servers 		Allows administrators to disable the Full Access Administrators field in the Server document, causing the server to ignore any entries in that field.
1 - Disables the Full Access Administrators field in the Server document
0 (default) - Does not disable Full Access Administrators field in the Server document 		Secure_Disable
_FullAdmin = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
SecureMail

Applies to: Clients 		Entering 1 as the value forces the mail program to sign and encrypt all mail sent from the workstation. There is no default value, although if this setting is omitted, the Sign and Encrypt options appear.
1 - Removes the Sign and Encrypt options from all dialog boxes
0 - Restores the Sign and Encrypt options 		SecureMail = valueUI equivalent: File - Preferences - User Preferences - Mail - Encrypt sent mail
Server_Availability
_Threshold

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the acceptable level of system resources available to a server. By setting this value for each server in a cluster, you determine how the workload is distributed among cluster members. Valid values are 0 to 100. Domino compares this value against a server's availability index; when the availability index falls below the Server_Availability_Threshold value, the server becomes BUSY. A Server_Availability_Threshold value of zero (0) indicates a fully available state and workload balancing is disabled; a value of 100 indicates the server is BUSY (since the availability index can never be greater than 100) and the Cluster Manager then tries to redirect user requests to more available cluster members. Default value is 0.Server_Availability
_Threshold = value 		There is no UI equivalent, although you can specify this setting in the NOTES.INI Settings tab of the Configuration Settings document in the Domino Directory.
Server_cluster
_auxiliary_ports

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the port through which the server can be reached, in the event of failure of the port specified by Server_Cluster_Default_Port. Specify a comma delimited list in the auxiliary port line and the ports in the list will be checked for the desired server. If the user does not specify a Server_Cluster_Default_Port or server_cluster_auxiliary_ports, all ports will be tried.Server_cluster
_auxiliary_ports = port name 		There is no UI equivalent.
Server_Cluster
_Default_Port

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the port used for intracluster network traffic. The value should be a port name--for example, TCP--as specified in the Ports tab of the Server document. There is no default value.Server_Cluster
_Default_Port = port name 		There is no UI equivalent, although you can specify this setting in the NOTES.INI Settings tab of the Configuration Settings document in the Domino Directory.
Server_Console
_Password

Applies to: Servers 		For the encrypted_password to be written to this setting in the notes.ini file, you must use the Set Configuration server command to specify the password. The password can be a combination of letters and numbers. When this setting is added to the notes.ini file, Domino activates the Set Secure command to secure the server console. The password provided should be different from the administrator's user password. If you forget the console password, delete this setting from the notes.ini file, and then re-specify a password. There is no default value.Server_Console
_Password = encrypted password 		There is no UI equivalent.
ServerKeyFileName

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the server ID file to use on a machine that runs both the Notes workstation program and the Domino server program. Then, you edit the notes.ini KeyFileName setting to specify your user ID as the ID to use when you run the Notes workstation or API programs on the server machine. There is no default value.ServerKeyFileName = ID_file There is no UI equivalent.
Server_Max
_Concurrent_Trans

Applies to: Servers 		Sets the limit for the number of concurrently scheduled transactions on a server. Do not change this variable unless advised to do so by technical support. Default number of transactions is 20.Server_Max
_Concurrent_Trans = number of transactions 		There is no UI equivalent.
Server_MaxSessions

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the maximum number of sessions that can run concurrently on the server. To prevent server overload, decrease this number if you set up multiple Replicators or Routers. There is no default setting.Server_MaxSessions = number of sessions There is no UI equivalent, although you can specify this setting in the NOTES.INI Settings tab of the Configuration Settings document in the Domino Directory.
Server_MaxUsers

Applies to: Servers 		Sets the maximum number of users that are allowed to access a server. When this number is reached, the server state becomes MAXUSERS, and the server stops accepting new Database Open requests. There is no default value.
0 - Unlimited access to server by users
number - Restricts number of active users to the number you specify 		Server_MaxUsers = number There is no UI equivalent, although you can specify this setting in the NOTES.INI Settings tab of the Configuration Settings document in the Domino Directory.
ServerName

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the full hierarchical name of the server. There is no default setting.ServerName = name UI equivalent: The Server Name field in the Server document.
ServerNoRepl
Requests

Applies to: Servers 		Forces the server to refuse all replication requests from other servers. When this feature is enabled, to replicate with this server, the requesting server must perform pull-push replication:
0 - Accepts replication requests from other servers
1 - Refuses replication requests from other servers

There is no default setting, although omitting this setting allows the server to accept replication requests.

ServerNoRepl
Requests = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
ServerPullReplication

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies that all scheduled replication initiated from this server must be pull-push replication. This server will not replicate back to the other servers. This setting affects only scheduled replication.
0 - Scheduled replication occurs normally (push-pull replication is not forced)
1 - This server pulls changes from other servers, but other servers cannot pull changes from this server.

For example, to reduce the workload on a hub server, specify 1 for the ServerPullReplication setting on all spoke servers in a hub-and-spoke system. There is no default value, although omitting this setting allows for normally scheduled replication.

ServerPullReplication = value There is no UI equivalent, although you can specify this setting in the NOTES.INI Settings tab of the Configuration Settings document in the Domino Directory.
ServerPushReplication

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies that all scheduled replication initiated from this server must be push-pull replication. This server does not request that the other server replicate back. There is no default value, although omitting this setting allows for normally scheduled replication.
0 - Scheduled replication occurs normally (push-pull replication is not forced)
1 - Other servers pull changes from this server, but this server cannot pull changes from other servers 		ServerPushReplication = value There is no UI equivalent.
Server_Restart_Delay

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the amount of time (in seconds) the server waits before restarting with the 'restart server' console command. Default: None, although by default, Domino waits 10 seconds.Server_Restart_Delay = number of seconds There is no UI equivalent.
Server_Restricted

Applies to: Servers 		Enables or disables server access to a server. If access is disabled, the server does not accept new Open Database requests. For Domino 6.0 and subsequent releases, any administrator can still open databases, even if this variable is used to restrict server access. There is no default value.
0 - Server access is unrestricted.
1 - Server access is restricted for the current server session. Restarting the server clears the setting.
2 - Server access is restricted persistently, even after server restarts. 		Server_Restricted = value There is no UI equivalent, although you can specify this setting in the NOTES.INI Settings tab of the Configuration Settings document in the Domino Directory.
Server_Session
_Timeout

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the number of minutes of inactivity after which the server automatically terminates network and mobile connections. The minimum recommended setting is 30-45 minutes. A lower setting may negatively impact server performance. The ideal setting depends on factors such as server load and the number of concurrent users on the server. For mobile connections, XPC has its own internal time-out. If the XPC time-out value is shorter than the Server_Session_Timeout value, the XPC time-out takes precedence. There is no default entry, but in the absence of the setting, Domino terminates a session connection after 240 minutes of inactivity (four hours).Server_Session
_Timeout = number of minutes 		There is no UI equivalent, although you can specify this setting in the NOTES.INI Settings tab of the Configuration Settings document in the Domino Directory.
Server_Show
_Performance

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies whether or not server performance events are displayed on the console. There is no default value. Set this variable to 1 to display server performance events on console.Server_Show
_Performance = value 		There is no UI equivalent, although you can specify this setting in the NOTES.INI Settings tab of the Configuration Settings document in the Domino Directory.
ServerTasks

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the tasks that begin automatically at server startup and continue until the server is shut down. For example: ServerTasks=Replica, Router, Update, Stats, AMgr, Adminp, Sched, CalConn, Collect, MTC, RunJava ISpy The server runs the Replicator, Router, Indexer, Stats, Agent Manager, Administration Process, Schedule Manager, Calendar Connector, Collector, Mail Tracker Collector, and Mail Probe server tasks. Each task increases the server's load and may adversely affect server performance. Note that the ISpy server task name is case sensitive and must be specified exactly as shown. Default values for this setting are: Replica, Router, Update, Stats, AMgr, Adminp, Sched, CalConn, Billing.ServerTasks = name(s) There is no UI equivalent.
ServerTasksAthour

Applies to: Servers 		Schedules automatic server and database maintenance functions. Enter the time in 24-hour format, where 0 is 12 AM (midnight) and 23 is 11 PM. For example:
ServerTasksAt3=Catalog
ServerTasksAt7=Updall
ServerTasksAt16=Catalog, Updall, Statlog
 At 3 AM, the server runs the Catalog task. At 7 AM, the server runs the Updall task. At 4 PM, the server runs the Catalog, Updall, and Statistics tasks.
The default settings are:
  • ServerTasksAt1=Catalog, Design
  • ServerTasksAt2=Updall, Object Collect mailobj.nsf
  • ServerTasksAt3=Object Info -Full
  • ServerTasksAt5=Statlog
ServerTasksAthour = name(s) There is no UI equivalent.
Server_TransInfo
_Range

Applies to: Servers 		SERVER_TRANSINFO_RANGE is used to adjust the Availability Index (AI) calculation to match the speed of your server. To adjust the Availability Index calculation for your server using this variable, monitor your system during a period of heavy usage and note the values of Expansion Factor. Use the console command show stat server.expansionfactor Select a value for SERVER_TRANSINFO_RANGE such that 2 raised to the power SERVER_TRANSINFO_RANGE is a reasonable upper bound for expansion factor values. For example, if SERVER_TRANSINFO_RANGE=6, then we expect that the expansion factor values will not rise about 64. Monitor your system during periods of heavy usage to note what value of AI you want to set for your threshold. Select a value which matches the drop in response time at which you want failover to occur. You can also use the console command show ai to display the server's expansion factor and AI histories and suggest an appropriate value for this variable.Server_TransInfo
_Range = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
Setup

Applies to: Servers and clients 		Identifies the version number of the software. The setting is used by the Install program to determine whether or not to run the Setup program. This variable also provides an upgrade audit. There is no default setting.Setup = revision number There is no UI equivalent.
SetupDB

Applies to: Servers 		Identifies the setup database for HTTP server setup mode. This must always be setupweb.nsf. When this is included in notes.ini, the administrator can start the server in HTTP server setup mode by including the argument HTTPSetup when starting the server. If this variable is missing, the server will not enter HTTP server setup mode. There is no default setting.SetupDB = setupweb.nsf There is no UI equivalent.
Setup_First_Server
_Public_Key_Width

Applies to: Servers 		In Domino 7, the server ID created during first server install is 1024 bits wide. If a Notes 5 client tries to access the server, it fails. Use this notes.ini to immediately rollover the server key to 630 bits if R5 users need to access it. There is no default setting. Setup_First_Server
_Public_Key_Width = 630 		There is no UI equivalent.
SetupServerAddress

Applies to: Clients 		Identifies the address of the setup server. This can be either a DNS name, or a telephone number (XPC or DUN) to connect to the server. SetupServerAddress, together with SetupServerName, instruct the Notes setup program to obtain setup information from the specified server. If either variable is missing from notes.ini, the setup program prompts the user for setup information. There is no default setting.SetupServerAddress = address There is no UI equivalent.
SetupServerName

Applies to: Clients 		Identifies the name of the setup server. SetupServerName, together with SetupServerAddress, instructs the Notes setup program to obtain setup information from the specified server. If either variable is missing from notes.ini, the setup program prompts the user for setup information. There is no default setting.SetupServerName = name There is no UI equivalent.
Shutdown_Monitor
_Disabled

Applies to: Servers 		When the "quit" or "restart server" command is issued to the server, and the server doesn't terminate in the alloted time, then the server will forcefully terminate and an NSD log will be generated before termination. The time limit is specified in the "Automatic Server Restart" section of the server document in the Basics tab; the default is 5 minutes. This time limit is the time that no shutdown activity occurs; when a process successfully terminates then the timer restarts. This feature can be disabled using the notes.ini setting SHUTDOWN_MONITOR_DISABLED. There is no default setting.Shutdown_Monitor
_Disabled = 1 		There is no UI equivalent.
SMIME_Strong
_Algorithm

Applies to: Clients 		Specifies the encryption method for encrypting MIME messages to recipients whose public keys are longer than 512 bits, but do not have the special "strong encryption" flag in their certificates. There is no default value. Possible values are:
  • RC2_40
  • RC2_56
  • RC2_64
  • RC2_80
  • RC2_128
  • RC5_5
  • RC5_7
  • RC5_10
  • RC5_16
  • DES
  • 3DES
SMIME_Strong
_Algorithm = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
SMIME_Weak
_Algorithm

Applies to: Clients 		Specifies the encryption method for encrypting MIME messages to recipients whose public keys are shorter than 512 bits. There is no default value. Possible values are:
  • RC2_40
  • RC2_56
  • RC2_64
  • RC2_80
  • RC2_128
  • RC5_5
  • RC5_7
  • RC5_10
  • RC5_16
  • DES
  • 3DES
SMIME_Weak
_Algorithm = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
SMTPAllHosts
External

Applies to: Servers 		Use this setting to determine whether all hosts should be subject to the anti-spam controls specified for the server. In the absence of the setting, any internal hosts would be exempt from the controls.
0 - Exempts internal hosts from anti-spam controls.
1 - Internal hosts included for anti-spam controls. 		SMTPAllHosts
External = value 		UI equivalent: In the server's Configuration Settings document, first click the Router/SMTP tab, then the Restrictions and Controls tab, and finally the SMTP Inbound Controls tab. In the Inbound Relay Enforcement section's "Perform Anti-Relay enforcement for these connecting hosts" field, select "All connecting hosts" or "External hosts."
SMTP_Config
_Update_Interval

Applies to: Servers 		Determines how often (in minutes) Domino checks to determine whether the user has updated SMTP configuration information. You can change Configuration documents while servers are running. For the change to take effect, the server must periodically check the Configuration document for changes. If the server discovers a change, it rereads all settings. This setting lets you change the server's checking interval. A shorter time results in slightly higher overhead for checking, but changes are noticed more quickly. Default setting is 2. SMTP_Config
_Update_Interval = number of minutes 		There is no UI equivalent.
SMTPDebug

Applies to: Servers 		Controls the level of console logging performed by the SMTP task.
0 (default) - No logging
1 - Log errors
2 - Log Protocol commands 		SMTPDebug = value There is no UI equivalent.
SMTPDebugIO

Applies to: Servers 		Enables the logging of all data sent and received by the SMTP task. Logging is cumulative; each level provides all information as described for previous levels when value is greater than 1.
0 (default) - No logging of I/O
1 - Number of bytes sent and received during various stages of SMTP conversation
3 - Logs all data received by the SMTP task, including SMTP commands received and responses sent
4 - RFC822 data (message data)

Use SMTPDebugIO only when necessary and disable it again as soon as possible. It can cause the log file to grow very large, and logs the contents of received messages.

SMTPDebugIO = value There is no UI equivalent.
SMTPDenyMail
ToGroups

Applies to: Servers 		Specify whether to allow mail to be sent to a group name returned during directory lookups.
0 (default) - Disable denying mail to groups.
1 - Enable denying mail to groups for all connecting hosts.
2 - Enable denying mail to groups for all possible relay hosts.
SMTPDenyMail
ToGroups = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
SMTPDenyNot
UniqueRcpt

Applies to: Servers 		Specify whether to reject ambiguous names that are returned during directory lookups.
0 (default) - Disable rejecting ambiguous names.
1 - Enable rejecting ambiguous names. 		SMTPDenyNot
UniqueRcpt = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
SMTPErrorLimit

Applies to: Servers 		Specify the number of protocol errors that can be returned for a session before the session connection is terminated. By default, this setting is set to 0 (zero) designating that an unlimited number of protocol errors can be returned. SMTPErrorLimit = maximum number of protocol errors There is no UI equivalent.
SMTPExpand
DNSBLStats

Applies to: Servers 		Use this setting to generate DNS Blacklist Filter statistics for each connecting host found in a DNS blacklist site. There is no default setting, but in the absence of this setting, the SMTP task maintains statistics that track the total number of connecting hosts that were found on the combined DNSBL of all sites combined, as well as how many were found on the DNSBL of each configured site.
0 - Host specific DNS Blacklist Filter statistics are not generated by the SMTP server.
1 - SMTP server generates host specific DNS Blacklist Filter statistics which indicate the total number of hits per DNSBL site, per connecting host's IP address 		SMTPExpand
DNSBLStats = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
SMTPExpand
DNSWLStats

Applies to: Servers 		Use this setting to generate DNS Whitelist Filter statistics for each connecting host found in a DNS Whitelist site. There is no default setting, but in the absence of this setting, the SMTP task maintains statistics that track the total number of connecting hosts that were found on the combined DNSWL of all sites combined, as well as how many were found on the DNSWL of each configured site.
0 - Host specific DNS Whitelist Filter statistics are not generated by the SMTP server.
1 - SMTP server generates host specific DNS Whitelist Filter statistics which indicate the total number of hits per DNSWL site, per connecting host's IP address. 		SMTPExpand
DNSWLStats = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
SMTPGreeting

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies a text message sent to SMTP clients when they connect to the SMTP server. The message must contain the string "%s" which is replaced by the current date/time when the connection is made. The default value is "host-name ESMTP Service (Lotus Domino build-name) ready at %s".SMTPGreeting = string There is no UI equivalent.
SMTPNotesPort

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the port for the SMTP service, where port name is the name of the Domino port for TCP/IP. This is required for partitioned servers, and single servers that have more than one TCP/IP port. There is no default setting.SMTPNotesPort = port name There is no UI equivalent.
SMTPNoVersion
InRcvdHdr

Applies to: Servers 		Use this setting to prevent Domino server product information from being disclosed in SMTP Received headers. In the absence of this setting (default), received headers added by the Domino server will include product information such as the server version.
0 - Domino-generated SMTP Received header will contain Domino server product information, which includes the server version.
1 - Domino-generated SMTP Received header will not contain Domino server product information. 		SMTPNoVersion
InRcvdHdr = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
SMTPMaxFor
Recipients

Applies to: Servers 		Determines how many addresses can be added when the SMTP task adds received headers to messages received. Default setting is 0 messages. SMTPMaxFor
Recipients = number of addresses 		There is no UI equivalent.
SMTPMTA_Space
_Repl_Char

Applies to: Clients 		Specifies the character the SMTP MTA uses to replace spaces in names. Choices are underline (_) or period (.). The following restrictions apply to using periods as replacement characters: User names in the Domino Directory cannot contain periods. For example, John R. Doe is not valid. You cannot use periods as the domain name separator if you configure Domino domains to appear to the left of the @ sign in mail addresses. If you do, a user name with periods replacing spaces can be confused with domain names separated by periods. The default setting is underline.SMTPMTA_Space
_Repl_Char = character 		There is no UI equivalent.
SMTPRelayHosts
andDomains

Applies to: Servers 		Forces servers to abide by Domino 5 rules to resolve conflicts between Allow and Deny list entries in the SMTP inbound relay controls.
0 (default) - Entries in the Allow field of the SMTP inbound relay controls take precedence over entries in the Deny fields when there is a conflict between them. For example, given the following entries:
Deny messages to be sent to the following external Internet domains xyz.com
Allow messages only from the following Internet hosts to be sent to external Internet domains relay.abc.com
the host relay.abc.com can always relay to any destination, including destinations in the domain xyz.com.
1 - Entries in the Deny fields of the SMTP inbound relay controls take precedence over entries in the Allow fields in the event of a conflict. Using the preceding example, if you deny relays to xyz.com, the host relay.abc.com cannot relay to the denied domain. 		SMTPRelayHosts
andDomains = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
SMTPSaveImport
Errors

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies whether mail message import errors are recorded, as follows:
0 (default) - No messages are recorded.
1 - When an arriving message fails to be written as a note in MAIL.BOX, Domino writes the data stream to a temporary directory, and logs the name of the file.
2 - All arriving messages have their data streams written to the temporary directory.

This feature can use a great deal of disk space because the saved messages continue to accumulate until you delete them. Also, the content of the messages is accessible to anyone with the privileges to read files in the temporary directory.

SMTPSaveImport
Errors = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
SMTPStrict821
AddressSyntax

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies whether the SMTP task requires addresses that appear in MAIL FROM commands or RCPT TO commands be properly formed according to the 821 standard (must contain <>):
0 (default) - Does not enforce 821 standard
1 - Enforces 821 standard 		SMTPStrict821Address
Syntax = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
SMTPStrict821
LineSyntax

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies whether the SMTP task requires all protocol text be terminated by CRLF:
0 (default) - 821 standard is not enforced (LF is accepted as a line terminator)
1 - 821 standard is enforced 		SMTPStrict821
LineSyntax = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
SMTPTimeout
Multiplier

Applies to: Servers 		Multiplies the SMTP time-out wait value by the specified number. Each SMTP protocol exchange has a time-out wait value. If the client does not respond within the time-out period, the connection is broken. You can increase the time-out period by specifying a multiplier value. For example, a value of 2 doubles all time-out periods. Default value is 1.SMTPTimeout
Multiplier = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
SMTPVerify
AuthenticatedSender

Applies to: Servers 		The SMTPVerifyAuthenticatedSender = notes.ini setting designates whether mail that is sent during an authenticated SMTP session must be from the Internet address of the authenticated users. The intent is to verify that the user is not attempting to spoof the "From" field. This feature is most useful when a Domino SMTP server is configured to enforce authentication, but that is not a requirement.
0 (default) - Do not require the sender to use their Internet address.
1- Require the Sender, or From, if Sender header does not exist, to match the Internet address of the authenticated server.
2 - Require the RFC822 From header to match the Internet address of the authenticated user. Sender is not checked, just From is checked. 		SMTPVerify
AuthenticatedSender = value 		This setting does not affect the Router, nor does it affect messages that are not submitted via SMTP.
The SMTPVerifyAuthenticated
Sender setting does not work when SMTPTranslateAddresses is configured. Mail is rejected if addresses are translated because the match fails.
The features can only be used with single-address entries in the From or Sender field.
SSLCipherSpec

Applies to: Servers 		(SSL users only) Determines which SSL-compliant cipher to use to encrypt files on the server. Specification numbers correspond to the following ciphers:

01 - SSL_RSA_WITH_NULL_MD5 02 - SSL_RSA_WITH_NULL_SHA 03 - SSL_RSA_EXPORT_WITH_RC4_40_MD5 04 - SSL_RSA_WITH_RC4_128_MD5 05 - SSL_RSA_WITH_RC4_128_SHA 06 - SSL_RSA_EXPORT_WITH_RC2_CBC_40_MD5 09 - SSL_RSA_WITH_DES_CBC_SHA 0A - SSL_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA 0B - SSL_DH_anon_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA 0C - SSL_DH_anon_WITH_RC4_128_MD5 0D - SSL_DH_anon_WITH_DES_CBC_SHA

To enter multiple ciphers, enter each cipher specification value, including leading zeros. Do not include spaces between values. For example:

SSLCipherSpec = 01020A

There is no default setting.		SSLCipherSpec = value1value2value3... UI equivalent: SSL ciphers field for each Internet protocol in the Ports - Internet Ports of the Server document. The settings in this field are overridden by the SSLCipherSpec notes.ini setting. Specifying a 128-bit cipher for a server with an international license has no effect.
SSL_Resumable
_Sessions

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the number of resumable SSL sessions that will be cached on the server. Setting this variable to 1 disables SSL session resumption on the server. The default number of sessions is 50.SSL_Resumable
_Sessions = number of sessions cached 		There is no UI equivalent.
SSL_Trace
_KeyFileRead

Applies to: Servers 		Enables viewing of information on the current keyring in use on a Domino server. To enable viewing, set SSL_Trace_KeyFileRead to a value of 1. This enables viewing of protocols other than HTTP to see if there is a valid keyring file present in the server's Server document or Internet site documents from the server console. There is no default setting.SSL_Trace
_KeyFileRead = value 		There is no UI equivalent.
SwapPath

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the location of the server's swap file. If this setting exists in the notes.ini file, the Reporter or Collector server task uses this location for the Server.Path.Swap statistic. There is no default setting.SwapPath = location UI equivalent: None, although you can specify this setting in the NOTES.INI Settings tab of the Configuration Settings document in the Domino Directory.

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SettingDescriptionExampleComment
TCP_DefaultZone

Applies to: Servers 		Use this setting to define the default zone for a link local address when IPv6 addressing is being used on a server. Zone is a required parameter for link local and site local addresses, and is used to specify the interface on which the IPv6 address is valid. The zone value can also be specified at the end of the address string specified in the notes.ini variable TCPIPportname
_TCPIPAddress, separated by a percent sign. For example: fe80::209:6bff:fecd:5b93%4 included in the local bound address. 		TCP_DefaultZone = value There is no UI equivalent.
TCP_EnableIPV6

Applies to: Servers 		Use this setting to enable Domino for IPv6. There is no default setting, but in the absence of the setting, IPV6 is disabled.
0 - disables the feature
1 - enables the feature 		TCP_EnableIPV6 = value There is no UI equivalent.
TCP/IPportname
_PortMappingNN

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the TCP/IP port number of each partitioned server sharing the IP address of the port mapping server. TCP/IPportname is the name of the TCP/IP port that is specified in the notes.ini file by the settings Ports = TCPIP. This entry is only valid in the notes.ini file of the port mapper server. NN is any number from 00, 01, 02, and so on to 99; only 00 to 04 are currently supported. Numbers must be assigned in ascending order as an invalid break in the number sequence causes subsequent entries in the notes.ini file to be ignored. For example:
  • TCP/IPportname
    _PortMapping00 =
    CN=Server1/O=ACME,
    192.94.222.169:13520
  • TCP/IPportname
    _PortMapping01 =
    CN=Server2/O=ACME,
    192.94.222.169:13521
  • TCP/IPportname
    _PortMapping02 =
    CN=Server3/O=ACME,
    192.94.222.169:13522
The last number is the port number assigned to each partitioned server. This number must be an available number as specified in Assigned Numbers RFC 1340. When setting notes.ini variables for port mapping, do not inclde a zone in a port-mapped address. The zone is only valid locally. There is no default setting. 		TCP/IPportname
_PortMappingNN =
CN=servername/
O=organization,
IPaddress:TCP/IP portnumber 		There is no UI equivalent.
TCP/IPportname
_TCPIPAddress

Applies to: Servers 		Defines the IP address and port number for a Domino server. TCP/IPportname is the name of the TCP/IP port which is specified in the notes.ini file by the setting Ports = TCPIP. For example:

TCP/IPportname
_TCPIPAddress
= 0, 192.94.222.169:1352

There is no default setting. 		TCP/IPportname
_TCPIPAddress = 0, IPaddress:TCP/IP portnumber 		There is no UI equivalent.
Temp_Index
_Max_Doc

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the maximum number of results (up to 2147483647) that can be retrieved at one time—by an agent running on a server—on a database without any index. For example, specifying

Temp_Index_Max_Doc = 10000

allows a single NotesDatabase or NotesDocumentCollection "FTSearch" running on a server to return up to 10000 entries. To use the Temp_Index_Max_Doc setting for an agent running on a server, you must also use the FT_Max_Search_Results setting and specify the same value, for example

FT_Max_Search_Results = 10000

Default setting is 5000. 		Temp_Index
_Max_Doc = number of entries 		There is no UI equivalent.
TimeSeparator

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the character used to separate values for time - for example 12:01. Any characters can be used as separators. There is no default settingTimeSeparator = character There is no UI equivalent.
TimeZone

Applies to: Servers and clients 		Specifies the time zone for a server or workstation. Time zones begin at Greenwich, England (0 = Greenwich Mean Time) and move westward around the world. The time zones can be 15, 30, 45, or 60 minutes apart (not all zones are an hour apart). For example:

TimeZone=8 (specifies Pacific Standard Time [8])
TimeZone=0 (specifies Greenwich Mean Time [0])

The default setting is defined during the workstation or server setup procedure.		TimeZone = value UI equivalent: On a workstation, the Local time zone field in the Location document; on a server, the Local time zone field in the Server document.
Topology
_WorkInterval

Applies to: Servers 		Use this setting to specify how often the Maps server add-in task updates the topology map data in the Domino Directory. Once set, it will refresh n hours after the maps add-in program is started, and every n hours after that. You should not use the setting to refresh too frequently, because the map data is stored in your Domino Directory and updates are replicated throughout the domain. There is no default setting, however the Topology maps task normally refreshes topology information once a day, every night at 2 am.Topology
_WorkInterval = number of hours 		There is no UI equivalent.
TransLog_MaxSize

Applies to: Servers 		The maximum size, in MB, for the transaction log. A value of at least 192 MB is recommended. If you don't specify a value, the system determines a log size approximately three times the size of the server's RAM. There is no default setting.TransLog_MaxSize = number of megabytes UI equivalent: "Maximum log space" field in the Transactional Logging tab of the Server document.
TransLog_Path

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the path to the transaction log. The default location is \logdir in the server's data directory - for example c:\data\logdir. However, it is strongly recommended to store the transaction log on a separate mirrored device, such as a RAID level 0 or 1 device with a dedicated controller. If you change this field and have an existing transaction log, you must use the operating system to move all the log files to the new log path.TransLog_Path = path UI equivalent: "Log path" field in the Transactional Logging tab of the Server document.
TransLog
_Performance

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the trade-off between transactional log runtime and restart recovery time, as follows:
1 - Favor runtime. The system stores more database changes in memory writes fewer changes to the transaction log. Fewer writes to disk improves server runtime.
2 - Standard (default)
3 - Favor restart recovery time. The system stores fewer database changes in memory and writes more changes to the transaction log. More writes to the transaction log improves restart recovery time. 		TransLog
_Performance = value 		UI equivalent: "Runtime/Restart performance" field in the Transactional Logging tab of the Server document.
TransLog_Status

Applies to: Servers 		Enables transaction logging for all Domino databases on the server, as follows:
0 (default) - Disabled
1 - Enabled 		TransLog_Status = value UI equivalent: "Transactional logging" field in the Transactional Logging tab of the Server document.
TransLog_Style

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies the type of transaction logging. Options are as follows:
0 (default) - Circular. The system continuously reuses the extent log files, overwriting old transactions.
1 - Archive. The system does not reuse extent log files and allows you to use a backup utility to archive log files. This is recommended. 		TransLog_Style = value UI equivalent: "Logging style" field in the Transactional Logging tab of the Server document.
TransLog_UseAll

Applies to: Servers 		Specifies whether or not to use all available disk space on the log device, as follows:
0 (default) - The system uses the default or specified value in "TransLog_MaxSize."
1 - Use all available space on the disk for the transaction log extent. This is recommended if you use a separate device dedicated to storing the extent. 		TransLog_UseAll = value UI equivalent: "Use all available space on log device" field in the Transactional Logging tab of the Server document.

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