Internet Address in Location document of Lotus Notes change automatically-

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Good Morning,

I have a problem with the Internet Address that change automatically in the location document for all users have multiple internet address.

This is an example:

in the names.nsf of domino server (version 6.5.5 FP2) the user Mary have two Internet Address, info@abc.com and info@def.com.

The internet mail are received normally in the mail database (unique) of user Mary.

In the client of user Mary I have two locations document, one named Office abc and one named Office def.

In yhe first the field Internet Address have info@abc.com, in the second info@def.com.

I dont know why but if I control the two locations document after two.three day I find the Internet Address info@abc.com in the Office abc and in the Office def.

Can you help me?

Thank you very much.

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Subject: Internet Address in Location document of Lotus Notes change automatically-

The location document is being updated by the Dynamic Configuration process, a client-side daemon (ndyncfg.exe) that is designed to make sure the client configuration matches the Domino Directory, policies, etc.

For a user who needs to have a specific mail address set for a particular location document, you can add the field AcceptUpdates to that location document and set it to at text value of “0” (you’ll need to use a simple agent or action to do this). When ndyncfg.exe sees that AcceptUpdates=0, it ignores that location document.

Hope that helps,

Rupert Clayton

Chicago

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Subject: Two corrections

Firstly, although some of your existing Location documents may use a text value for AcceptUpdates, the 0 and 1 values should actually be numeric.

Secondly, there’s no need to write your own agent or action as the template developers have done it for us. Open the Location document in edit mode and choose Actions - Advanced - Set Update Flag. A dialog box appears that asks if you want to “Allow administrators to keep this location’s settings up to date with those settings on your mail server?” Easy when you know how.

–Rupert

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Subject: RE: Two corrections

Thank you very much!Best regards.