Look Into Your Notes.ini, Please
December 3, 2008 – 10:08 amIf you recently have installed a new Domino server and enabled the compression of the TCPIP Port during install, the server notes.ini parameter has a wrong value set.
The line added to the notes.ini file is as follows: TCPIP=TCP,0,15,0,,32
The correct value is TCPIP=TCP,0,15,0,,12320
To correct the problem, take the following steps to set the correct value:
- Launch the Domino server.
- Disable the TCPIP port compression. To do so in the Domino Administrator client, go to Configurations -> Tools -> Server -> Ports Setup.
- Save the document.
- Enable the compression again, and Save.
5 Responses to “Look Into Your Notes.ini, Please”
Interesting…
I just double checked a newly built server and sure enough, I have TCPIP=TCP,0,15,0,,32 in my notes.ini
I tried the steps that you mention, but I get no change in the notes.ini
I receive a popup box that says “You must restart port or server for changes to take effect”
What happens if you just change the notes.ini variable to TCPIP=TCP,0,15,0,,12320 and wait for your server to reboot?
By David Killingsworth on Dec 3, 2008
Instead of restarting the server you can type
restart port TCPIP
on the server console. Changing the notes.ini manually and restarting the entire server is also an option.
By Ulrich Krause on Dec 3, 2008
Any thoughts on what impact having this set incorrectly might have?
By Stuart McIntyre on Dec 3, 2008
>> Any thoughts on what impact having this set incorrectly might have?
Compression is disabled (?)…
By Ulrich Krause on Dec 3, 2008
Indeed on our server we had the same problem. I fixed it with the solution above. But when i looked in the log.nsf -by usage -by database i saw that compression already was displayed (KBbytescompressed & KBBytesuncompressed)
By Dominator on Dec 3, 2008