How to set up Data Protection for IBM® Domino® in
multiple Domino server partitions
is provided.
About this task
To use Data Protection for HCL Domino with
multiple Domino server partitions
on a single system, you must specify which partition you want to work
with by identifying the location of the notes.ini file
for that partition. In addition, when you are working with multiple Domino partitions, you must have
separate Data Protection for HCL Domino log
files for each server instance. The log file to be used is also specified
in the Data Protection for HCL Domino preferences
by the logfile option. To support multiple Domino partitions, create multiple
preference files as follows:
Procedure
- Use the set command with the configfile option
to define a preferences file for each Domino partition
to be supported. Make sure to specify the full path to the preferences
file and be sure to set the logfile value appropriately.
For example:
domdsmc set notesinipath=c:\notes\data1\ /configfile=domino1.cfg
domdsmc set logfile=domdsm1.log /configfile=domino1.cfg
domdsmc set notesinipath=c:\notes\data2\ /configfile=domino2.cfg
domdsmc set logfile=domdsm2.log /configfile=domino2.cfg
Other
Data Protection for HCL Domino preferences
can be set for each partition. However, to identify the Domino server, the
notesinipath parameter
must be specified for each partition.
- Use the configfile option when you are
running the Data Protection for HCL Domino executable files to
identify which preferences file is used for the command execution
and thus which Domino partition to access.
For example:
domdsmc selective * /configfile=domino1.cfg
domdsm /configfile=domino1.cfg
domdsm /configfile=domino2.cfg
What to do next
For use of the GUI, create separate
shortcuts with the appropriate configfile value to
make it easy to start the Data Protection for HCL Domino GUI
from an icon or from the Windows start menu.