RE: iNotes Access for Outlook (but not AS/400)

When you supplied the ID file, what was the error message in the Domino
Log file?

Best Regards

Fritz Hayes
Atwater Associates
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|I tried with supplying an ID file and still no luck.
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|-----Original Message-----
|From: domino400-admin@midrange.com
|[mailto:domino400-admin@midrange.com]On Behalf Of Fritz Hayes
|Sent: Tuesday, 22 January 2002 11:37
|To: domino400@midrange.com
|Subject: RE: iNotes Access for Outlook (but not AS/400)
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|DOLS with Outlook still uses an ID file on the client machine.
| When you point to the NAB, the user needs to have the User.ID
|in the Person document, so that DOLS can download the thing.
|I have found supplying the ID file, and using the "supplied ID
|file" security option to work more reliably.  Maybe this is
|the issue!?!?!
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|Best Regards
|
|Fritz Hayes
|Atwater Associates
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||It is /awhcom/au
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||Is your security domain /awhdom/au or is it \awhdom\au ?
|Mine is like
||the first example.
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|||I use the NAB option and supply the name of our address book ie.
|||names.nsf
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|||What type of security checking technique did you choose in the DOL
|||security document?
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||||I created a DOL security document with the server name
|||'\awhdom\au'. Is
||||this right? our server name is '\ho-awh-cf1\awhdom\au', so
||is putting
||||'\awhdom\au' correct?
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