After installing a new server, some important admin requests did not complete: Can I run those request again? If yes, how?
Thanks
Subject: ReRunning adminp requests.
You can re-run adminp requests by editing the Log (or response) document associated with the request you wish to re-execute. The form should look something like this.
You can indicate that you want to re-run the request by “checking” the Yes box above and saving the document. Adminp will recognize the change and re-run the request.
Having said this, I notice from your screen shot, that there do not appear to be any response documents associated with the request you indicate need to be run. You need to make sure that the administration request database (admin4.nsf) replicates from the newly installed server to the Administration Server of the Directory. This is where these requests need to be processed.
Subject: Some important admin requests did not run after new server installation - “Interval” setting
Hi Charles-André
From the help:
Store server’s CPU count
Triggered by: The CPU count value in the Server document is 0 or does not match the number of processes on the hardware. The discrepancy is determined when the server is powered up; it monitors the Server document, if it locates a discrepancy it posts a “Store Server CPU Count” request.
Carried out on: The administration server for the IBM® Lotus® Domino® Directory.
Carried out: According to the “Interval” setting in the Administration Process section of the Server document.
Result: Updates the CPU Count field in the Basics section of the Server document.
It seems to you can override some values
JYR