Re: Customer restored primary domino server onto backup server, now have both on servers on the backup box

The WRKDOMSVR showed a status of Unknown.  Spoke with Lotus Tech and they 
stated that the client use the CFGDOMSVR with *Remove to remove the 
incorrectly restored server. 

The customer is in the process of running the CFGDOMSVR and *Add to 
recreate the server.  I had them make copies of the *.id's and notes.ini 
before performing this process and to copy them back once the installation 
is complete. 

Am waiting to hear back from them.  Will update the resolution.

Thanks for your help

Richard A. Frye
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Just for clarification.  If you do a WRKDOMSVR, which servers do you see?
If you use option 12 on each of these servers which directory do they 
point to?



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QNOTES still has ownership, but the server is incorrect. 

WRKLNK shows that it points to the server that was restored from the other 


server and not the one the system is suppose to see, the backup domino 
server.

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This is what may have happened.

Let's say your have these IFS directories:
/PRIMARY/Notes/data/...
/SECONDARY/Notes/data/...
/QIBM/UserData/LOTUS/LOTUS_SERVERS

If you restored everything from the other iSeries you would have:
- restored the new /PRIMARY
- not touched the existing /SECONDARY
- clobbered the LOTUS_SERVERS file with what was on the other iSeries

Hopefully in the process the ownership of these IFS files and directories 
didn't get changed from QNOTES also.

Any of that a possibility?  Can you check that out?
This is how you check?
WRKLNK '/QIBM/UserData/LOTUS/LOTUS_SERVERS'
5 to view.  What servers do you see?
9 to view authority.  Is qnotes still the owner?

There is a technote somewhere on how to do this.  We did consolidate a 
couple of iSeries into one partition.

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Neither appear.  The customer had problems sending me the message.
Something about unable to resolve?  I had them end the domino sub system
and try to restart, but was to no avail.
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If you do a WRKDOMSVR what appears, original, restored, both, neither?

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One of my customers performed a restore of data from their primary AS400
to their backup box.  During the restore, someone restored the primary
boxes Domino.  Now the backup box has both servers in the IFS of Lotus.
Neither of the servers will boot.  I believe that all I need to do is
delete the copy of the primary server's version of Domino off the bacup
box and then try to restart Domino.  Before performing this action I
wanted to check if anyone has dealt with a similiar issue.  This is the
first time that I have heard of this occuring

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks,
Richard A. Frye
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