the console error:Configuration Error: Server record not found. The Server Name in ID file [server/org], does not match any Server found in the Domino Directory in the ($Locations) view. Check that the Server name field in the Server record is a hierarchical name.I don’t have the names.nsf copy.it is a mess.
I just change server name to [server/org] and it works OK. For some reason server name was set to [server].
Just a detail:
I couldn’t change the names.nsf using Lotus Notes as it says “cannot write or create file file or disk is read-only”.
In order to do this I had to make a copy of names.nsf in another location (operative system copy) and change the server name in that location using lotus notes, then replace the original names with this one and it worked OK for me.
The key for me was the error message:
“The Server Name in ID file [server/org], does not match any Server found in the Domino Directory in the ($Locations) view”
I just open the ($Locations) view and notice that the server name item (the first column) was what the server was looking for.
On the Local Copy you have of the names.nsf, open it using your Lotus Administrator client & check for the Server Configuration Document. If it doesn’t exist, you could consider moving the Users & Data off of that Server onto a New Server: