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  3. June 2006

Re: Monitoring the health of your Domino servers

It appears that, on the occasions I get an error, that it doesn't like my 
profile/password combination for doing this.  I'm not using the QSECOFR 
profile.  What rights should my profile have to proceed with this?

Patrick




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Yeah, you do have to be a little careful there.  I ended up using Task 
Manager once to abort iNav.  Had it sit for 90+ minutes.  I wonder if it 
was trying to get a complete list of jobs on an extremely busy machine. 
After that, I restarted iNav and was able to get right in.

Rob Berendt

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