Network connection Cache in Domino

Following a move of a domino server I had some issues around Domino caching the IP addresses (found through using Trace on the console).

On Domino 8 you can now look at the cache connections by using a console command to show the Network Connection Cache, this will show you the Server Name, IP Address and port - useful information

NCCACHE SHOW

If you want to clear the cache and let Domino work out the connections again use
NCCACHE FLUSH

Tales of BES migrations.....................

One of those days where it all goes a little hay wire.

What should have been a simple migration from a virtual machine onto a physical machine went a little astray. Everything started OK copied the data across, the BESMgmt SQL files, installed MS SQL no problems then it happened ......

Went to install BES 4.1.6 onto the new machine and it failed to load, started to look into this and realised that the client had supplied me with MS Server 2008 R2 64 bit. A quick search on the web reveals that 4..1x does not run on 64 bit so lets look at plan B.

Install a second BES running 5.0 and migrate users from the old virtual server......................

GTD - Getting things Done

Just started to look at GTD by David Allen the principles sound good, will review the book once I've finished reading.

Meanwhile take a look at:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Getting_Things_Done
http://www.davidco.com/

Welcome to Talking Domino........

Sorry to disappoint you but this blog is not about the game of Dominoes (although keep looking as I may put some references in just for the hell of it) but is a place to discuss IBM Lotus Domino administration.

Lots of things to be posted including features, hints and tips and general thoughts about whats going on in the word.

Keep checking I'll update on a regular basis...........