Lotus Domino system recovery can be performed in the following ways:
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By using Backup Exec’s Intelligent Disaster Recovery Options
See About the the Intelligent Disaster Recovery Configuration Wizard.
When you recover a DAOS-enabled Domino server from a disaster, all of the .nlo files that each recovered Domino database references are automatically restored.
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Disaster recovery of a Lotus Domino server in a Microsoft Cluster Server cluster uses the same steps as recovering a Domino server in a non-clustered environment. |
Use the following steps as a guide when you want to do a disaster recovery operation on a Lotus Domino server.
Table: Steps to take to recover a Lotus Domino server form a disaster
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Step 1 |
Recover the Windows computer. | ||
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Step 2 |
Disable the monitor change journal. | ||
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Recover or re-install Lotus Domino to the same location as before the disaster occured. All Lotus Domino system data must be recovered. System data includes log.nsf, names.nsf, template files, notes.ini, mail.box, and ID files. See Recovering a Lotus Domino server and its databases.
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Step 4 |
Re-enable the monitor change journal. |