I have 15 Domino 6.0.3 servers. When I edit the admin4.nsf ACL to add the administration server for example server 1, inadvertently server 6 gets changed, when I edit server 6 and change it back to the correct administration server, then server 1 gets changed again. This is very frustrating. I have tried to set all 15 servers administration servers to none and then go back and reset then back to point to themselves, but this problem continues. Something is linking this process to automatically change. My adminp is not working because of this problem.This is probarby something really simple to solve.
Subject: Admin4.nsf ACL problem
Hi! What you could try is to delete the admin4.nsf on all servers except the one you want to have as administration server. Then setup the ACL properly on the admin server and replicate the database to all the other servers.
It’s just an idea and I know that this causes a lot of trouble and downtime. ![]()
CHeers, Michael
Subject: Admin4.nsf ACL problem
The admin server setting replicates. It’s supposed to. You seem to want each replica of admin4 to have a different admin server setting.
Assuming that you really want to do this, you’d need to disable the replication of the ACL in the replication settings of every replica. This would result in all 15 dbs having isolated ACLs which don’t sync, necessitating the MANUAL editing of all 15 ACLs every time you want to change it.
I assume, however, that you don’t really want to do this. Why are you trying to do this? What are you trying to accomplish? (I have some guesses, but I’ll hold off until you reply.)