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Reset lotus notes client configuration registration#
Reset lotus notes client configuration password#

To ensure that clients that are frequently started and stopped check the vault regularly, if a client has been started and stopped three times and it has been more than 24 hours since it has checked for the need to synchronize, it checks about five minutes after startup.

If still not successful, checking resumes at the next eight-hour checking interval.

If an attempt to check or to synchronize fails, for example, if the client is unable to connect to an 8.5 server, up to three retry attempts are made at five-minute intervals.

To prevent a heavy demand on vault servers during client startup in the morning, a client does its first check at a random time within the first eight hours from client startup.

The client checks for changes periodically, generally every eight hours.

Otherwise, synchronization occurs as follows:

Reset lotus notes client configuration password#

When a user changes the ID file on a client, switches IDs, or provides a new password after a password reset, the client attempts synchronization immediately. This cache is cleared periodically to ensure that load balancing is maintained. For better performance, the client caches the location of the first vault server that responds. The client tries each vault server in the returned list until one can satisfy its request. A server returns the list in random order to load balance synchronization among vault servers. If the home server is unavailable or does not run release 8.5 or higher, the client searches for a server in the home server cluster to provide the list. To synchronize a local copy of an ID with the vault copy, a client asks its home server for a list of servers that have a replica of the vault. When a change is made to an ID copy in a vault, for example the password is reset, the change needs to be pushed to the Notes client. When a user changes the ID on a Notes client, for example changes the password or adds an Internet certificate, the change needs to be pushed to the ID copy in the vault. How copies of IDs on Notes clients are kept synchronized with the vault copies If the preceding conditions are met for an existing user, a copy of the user's ID is uploaded from the Notes client to the vault automatically.

Reset lotus notes client configuration registration#

Note: If you do not want to keep copies of user IDs in the Domino® Directory, clear the Advanced -> ID File registration setting Location for storing user ID -> In Domino Directory, which is selected by default. The Notes® setup copies the ID file to the Notes client, as it does for non-vaulted users, that is the first time the user authenticates with the home server.

If these conditions are met for a new user being registered, the process of user registration uploads the ID to the vault. How IDs are uploaded to a vault initiallyĪ user ID can be uploaded to a vault if a parent certifier of the user ID has issued a Vault Trust Certificate certifying its trust of the vault and if the associated user's effective policy has a Security Settings document that specifies the vault name. This topic describes common vault operations.