You can override many of the driver configuration parameters using policies.
An example of two overrides is shown in Automatically Determining Which Certifier to Use. In the Cert.xsl sample style sheet, the certifier ID and certifier password are passed as attributes of the <add> XML element. The driver finds those parameters and uses the passed values instead of the default values from the driver parameters. The parameters apply as indicated in the Valid Use column of the following table.
If an attribute overriding a default configuration parameter is present, it is applied to the note regardless of event type. Because these parameters map to items on a note in Lotus Notes, these overrides are passed as attribute tags of the event element, or <add-value> children of the event element in the XML document.
Another example is in the sample driver configuration, in the style sheet named AddAccountNotesOptions.xml. It utilizes global configuration values (GCVs) specified in NotesConfig2GCV.xml to determine which setting to apply.
For items that use Yes or No values, True or False values can also be used.
| Parameter | XML Tag | Valid Use | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Administration Process Server |
adminp-server |
As an attribute to an <add>, <modify>, <move>, <delete>, or <domino-console-command> event element. |
Specifies the Domino server with which to establish an administration process session. Or specifies the Domino server where a console command should be sent. The default is the local server specified in the driver parameters. Example: adminp-server="myserver1/acme". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Allow AdminP Support |
allow-adminp-support |
As an attribute to an <add>, <modify>, <move>, <rename>, or <delete> event element. |
Specifies whether the command received by the Notes driver shim should allow issuing AdminP requests if possible. The attribute can be True or False. The default is False if not set with the <allow-adminp-support> driver parameter in the subscriber-options section. This attribute can be used to override Allow Domino AdminP Support in Subscriber Options, on a command-by-command basis. Example: allow-adminp-support="True". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Alternate Full Name |
AltFullName |
As an <add-value> child element of an <add> event. |
This element specifies the Alternate Full Name, an attribute in Notes, when registering a new user. Like other user attributes, this can be synchronized using an attribute in eDirectory or inserted in a style sheet. See the Lotus Notes documentation for information on setting AltFullName for a user. |
Alternate Organization Unit |
alt-org-unit |
As an attribute to an <add> event element. |
Specifies the alternate Organization Unit when registering a new user in Notes. |
Alternate Organization Unit Language |
alt-org-unit-lang |
As an attribute to an <add> event element. |
Specifies the alternate Organization Unit language when registering a new user in Notes. |
Certification Expiration Date |
cert-expire-date |
As an attribute to an <add>, <modify, or <move> event element. |
Specifies the date when a user certifier expires. This attribute can be applied to override the default expiration term specified in the driver parameters. It is used by the Notes Driver shim when processing events that result in AdminP requests that cause the recertification of the user, such as move, rename, or recertify, or on add event when creating new Notes users. The date format should be specified in text using the appropriate format of the locale of the Domino Server. For example, in English, cert-expire-date="1 July 2010". An alternate to this attribute is expire-term. |
Certifier ID File |
cert-id |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
This tag specifies the Notes Certifier ID file that is used to register this user object in the Notes Address Book. The full path of the file should be represented with respect to the operating system hosting Domino. Overrides the default Notes Certifier ID file parameter <cert-id-file> in the driver configuration. |
Certifier ID File Parameter Reference |
drv-param-cert-id |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
This tag can be used instead of the Certifier ID file <cert-id> tag. This tag specifies a driver parameter that holds the Notes Certifier ID file that is used to register this user object in the Notes Address Book. The driver parameter tag can have any name, but its value needs to indicate the full path of the certifier ID file with respect to the operating system hosting Domino. Overrides the default Notes Certifier ID file parameter <cert-id-file> in the driver configuration. |
Certifier Name |
certifier-name |
As an attribute to a <move> event element. |
Specifies the certifier name required to move a user in Notes from an old certifier to a new certifier. The value is the name of the new certifier where the user is moving to. This attribute should be used in conjunction with old-cert-id or one of its alternates, old-cert-pwd or one of its alternates, cert-id or one of its alternates, and cert-pwd or one of its alternates. The cert-id specified should belong to the certifier-name. Example: certifier-name="/mktg/acme". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Certifier Password |
cert-pwd |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
This tag specifies the Notes Certifier ID password to be used with the certifier ID file. The password value is passed in clear text. The Notes Certifier ID file and password are used to register user objects in the Notes Address Book. Overrides the default Notes Certifier ID file password parameter <cert-id-password> in the driver configuration. |
Certifier Password Key Name Reference |
named-cert-pwd |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
This tag can be used instead of the Certifier Password <cert-pwd> tag. This tag specifies a named-password key name that holds the Notes Certifier ID password to be used with the certifier ID file that is used to register this user object in the Notes Address Book. The Notes Certifier ID file and password are used to register user objects in the Notes Address Book. Overrides the default Notes Certifier ID file password parameter <cert-id-password> in the driver configuration. |
Certifier Password Parameter Reference |
drv-param-cert-pwd |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
This tag can be used instead of the Certifier Password <cert-pwd> tag. This tag specifies a driver parameter that holds the Notes Certifier ID password to be used with the certifier ID file that is used to register this user object in the Notes Address Book. The driver parameter tag can have any name, but its value indicates the password of the Certifer ID file. The referenced driver parameter can be a clear-text password or an encrypted named-password. The Notes Certifier ID file and password are used to register user objects in the Notes Address Book. Overrides the default Notes Certifier ID file password parameter <cert-id-password> in the driver configuration |
Certify User Flag |
certify-user |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
Applying this tag determines the behavior for the driver regarding Notes user account creation. Its value can be Yes or No. Yes indicates the driver will register this user in the Notes Address book by certifying the user (meaning creating an ID file for the user). Overrides the default Certify Users flag <cert-users> in the driver configuration. |
Create Mail File Flag |
create-mail |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
This tag indicates whether the driver needs to create an e-mail account for this user. Its value can be Yes or No. Yes indicates the driver will attempt to create a Notes Mail database when adding (creating) this new user. Overrides the default Create Mail File flag <create-mail> in the driver configuration. |
Database Inheritance for Mail File Template |
mail-file-inherit-flag |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
This tag specifies whether database structures based on a particular template are updated when that template is updated. Its value can be Yes or No. The default (the absence of this tag) is Yes, meaning True. You can override the default and set this tag to No or False if you don't want a change to a mail file template to affect existing database design. |
Delete Windows Group |
delete-windows-group |
As an attribute to a <delete class="group"> event element. |
Specifies whether synchronized Windows groups should be deleted from Windows or not. The value is True or False. Domino has its own capability of synchronizing users and groups with Windows systems. When the Notes Driver shim utilizes AdminP to delete a group, the request can also indicate that this deletion should be synchronized with Windows. By default this attribute is set to False. Example: delete-windows-group="True". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Delete Windows User |
delete-windows-user |
As an attribute to a <delete class="user"> event element. |
Specifies whether synchronized Windows users should be deleted from Windows or not. The value is True or False. Domino has its own capability of synchronizing users and groups with Windows systems. When the Notes Driver shim utilizes AdminP to delete a user, the request can also indicate that this deletion should be synchronized with Windows. By default this attribute is set to False. Example: delete-windows-user="True". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Deny Access Group ID |
deny-access-group-id |
As an attribute to a <delete> event element. |
Specifies the Notes deny access group UNID for a delete event. When the Notes Driver shim utilizes AdminP to delete users from Notes, it has the capability to attach a deny access group name to that AdminP delete user request, so the deleted user's name is inserted as a member of the specified deny access group. An alternate attribute is deny-access-group-name. Example: deny-access-group-id=" 7EFB951A3574521F87256E540001F140". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Deny Access Group Name |
deny-access-group-name |
As an attribute to a <delete> event element. |
Specifies the Notes deny access group name for a delete event. When the Notes Driver shim utilizes AdminP to delete users from Notes, it has the capability to attach a deny access group name to that AdminP delete user request, so the deleted user's name is inserted as a member of the specified deny access group. An alternate attribute is deny-access-group-id. Example: deny-access-group-name="Deny Access". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Domino Console Command |
tell-adminp-process |
As an attribute to an <add>, <modify>, <move>, <delete> event element. |
Specifies the Domino console command to perform after an AdminP request has been performed by the Notes driver shim. For Domino console commands to succeed, the Notes Driver user must have appropriate Domino Console privileges granted. Example: tell-adminp-process="tell adminp process new". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. See the instructions in Tell AdminP Commands. |
Driver Parameter Old Certifier ID |
drv-param-old-cert-id |
As an attribute to a <move> event element. |
Specifies the driver parameter holding the old certifier ID file name required to move a user in Notes from an old certifier to a new certifier. The value is the driver parameter tag. An alternate to this attribute is old-cert-id. This attribute should be used in conjunction with certifier-name, old-cert-pwd or one of its alternates, cert-id or its alternate, and cert-pwd or one of its alternates. Example: drv-param-old-cert-id="mktg-cert-id-file". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Driver Parameter Old Certifier Password |
drv-param-old-cert-pwd |
As an attribute to a <move> event element. |
Specifies the driver parameter holding the password for the old certifier ID file required to move a user in Notes from an old certifier to a new certifier. The value is the driver parameter tag. An alternate to this attribute is named-old-cert-pwd or old-cert-pwd. This attribute should be used in conjunction with certifier-name, old-cert-id or one of its alternates, cert-id or one of its alternates, and cert-pwd or one of its alternates. Example: drv-param-old-cert-pwd="mktg-cert-id-password". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Enforce Unique Short Name |
enforce-unique-short-name |
As an attribute to an <add> event element. |
Specifies whether to enforce uniqueness of short names when registering a new user in Notes. The value is True or False. The default is False. If specified as True, and the Notes user registration process determines that the short name for the new user already exists, then the new user information is overlaid onto the existing Notes user of the same short name, thereby preventing the existence of a duplicate short name. Example: enforce-unique-short-name="True". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Extended OU |
extended-ou |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
The value of the tag is appended to the generated DN based on the selected certifier when registering a user. |
Extended OU |
extended-ou |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
The value of the tag is appended to the generated DN based on the selected certifier when registering a user. |
Group Membership Removal |
remove-all-group-membership |
As an attribute to a <modify> or <delete> event element. |
This tag indicates that this user object should be removed from the membership list of all groups in the Notes database, except for groups of type "Deny List" (GroupType=3). Valid values are Yes and No. The absence of this tag defaults to No This tag only applies to person (user) objects in the Notes Address Book. |
ID File Name |
user-id-file |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
This tag specifies the filename to be used for the user's ID file. The filename does not include the file path. When this tag is absent, a default filename is generated by the Notes driver using the first and last name attributes of the user (FirstNameLastName.id). |
ID File Path |
user-id-path |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
This tag specifies the file path to the Notes User ID file storage location to be used when creating the user's ID file. The new ID file is placed in this location. The full path of the folder should be represented with respect to the operating system hosting Domino. Overrides the default Notes User ID certificate location parameter <cert-path> in the driver configuration. |
Immediate |
immediate |
As an attribute to a <delete> event element. |
Specifies whether a delete event performed by AdminP immediately deletes a user from the Notes Address Book (NAB), or waits until the AdminP request is processed at its scheduled interval. The specified value should be True or False. The default is False. Example: immediate="True". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
InternetAddress |
InternetAddress |
As an <add-value> child element of an <add> event. |
This element specifies the user's Internet e-mail address in the Notes Address Book. |
Language of Alternate Full Name |
AltFullNameLanguage |
As an <add-value> child element of an <add> event. |
This element specifies the language used for the Alternate Full Name when registering a new user. Like other user attributes, this can be synchronized using an attribute in eDirectory or inserted in a style sheet. See the Lotus Notes documentation for information on setting AltFullNameLanguage for a user. |
Mail File Size Quota |
mail-file-quota |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
This tag specifies the value of the mail file quota (size in MegaBytes), that is applied to the e-mail database file when it is created. |
Mail File Size Quota |
mail-file-quota |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
This tag specifies the value of the mail file quota (size in KB) that is applied to the e-mail database file when it is created. |
Mail Server |
mail-server |
As an attribute to an <add> event element. |
Specifies the mail server to be used to create a mailfile for a new user. This attribute overrides the value specified in the driver parameters. Example: mail-server="CN=ms2/O=acme" |
Mail System |
mail-system |
As an attribute to an <add> event element. |
Specifies the mail system type set for the new user being created. Valid values are NOTES, POP, INTERNET, OTHER, NONE. The default value is NOTES. Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
MailDomain |
MailDomain |
As an <add-value> child element of an <add> event. |
This element specifies the name of the Notes Mail Domain when creating an e-mail database file. |
MailFile |
MailFile |
As an <add-value> child element of an <add> event. |
This element specifies the filename to be used when creating the user's e-mail database file. The filename does not include the file path. When this tag is absent, a default filename is generated by the Notes driver using the first and last name attributes of the user (FirstNameLastName.nsf). |
MailFile ACL control |
mailfile-acl-level |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
The default ACL setting for the newly created mail file of newly created user objects. Valid values are: NOACCESS, DEPOSITOR, READER, AUTHOR, EDITOR, DESIGNER, and MANAGER. Values can be specified either as the Java ACL constant or the role name1. This attribute should be added in the same rule where the certification attributes are calculated and set and it should be added using the same XSL constructs. Overrides the default Mail File ACL Level parameter <mailfile-acl-level> in the driver configuration. |
MailFile ACL control |
mailfile-acl-level |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
The default ACL setting for the newly created mail file of newly created user objects. Valid values are: NOACCESS, DEPOSITOR, READER, AUTHOR, EDITOR, DESIGNER, and MANAGER. Values can be specified either as the Java ACL constant or the role name1. This attribute should be added in the same rule where the certification attributes are calculated and set and it should be added using the same XSL constructs. Overrides the default Mail File ACL Level parameter <mailfile-acl-level> in the driver configuration. |
Mailfile ACL Manager ID |
mail-acl-manager-id |
As an attribute to an <add> event element. |
Specifies the UNID of a user to be given manager credentials on the ACL of the mailfile of the newly created user. An alternate is mail-acl-manager-name. Example: mail-acl-manager-id=" BB888BB0C35D13EC87256EA8006296CE" |
Mailfile ACL Manager Name |
mail-acl-manager-name |
As an attribute to an <add> event element. |
Specifies the name of a user to be given manager credentials on the ACL of the mailfile of the newly created user. An alternate is mail-acl-manager-id. Example: mail-acl-manager-name="CN=Notes Admin/O=acme". |
Mailfile Action |
mail-file-action |
As an attribute to a <delete> event element. |
Specifies the AdminP action to perform on the mailbox of a deleted user. This action is included in an AdminP user delete request. Acceptable values are ALL, HOME, and NONE. The default value is NONE. ALL indicates to delete the mailbox on the home mail server and all mailbox replicas. HOME indicates to delete the mailbox on only the home mail server. All AdminP delete mailbox requests must be approved by a Domino Administrator before they are performed. Example: mail-file-action="ALL". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Mailfile Quota Warning Threshold |
mail-quota-warning-threshold |
As an attribute to an <add> event element. |
Specifies the value of the mail file quota warning threshold (size in kilobytes), that is applied to the e-mail database file when it is created. Example: mail-quota-warning-threshold="120000" |
Mailfile Subdirectory |
mail-file-subdir |
As an attribute to an <add> event element. |
Specifies the subdirectory below the Domino server's data directory where the mailfile of a new user should be created. Example: mail-file-subdir="mail-dbs" |
MailFileTemplate |
mailfile-template |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
This tag specifies the filename of the .ntf database template to use when creating the user's new mail file for an e-mail account. This template must be accessible to the Domino server in the Domino data folder. Overrides the default Mail File Template <mailfile-template> in the driver configuration. |
MailServer |
MailServer |
As an <add-value> child element of an <add> event. |
This element specifies the name of the Notes Server where the mail file should be created when creating an e-mail account (mail database file). |
Name Expiration Date |
name-expire-date |
As an attribute to a <modify> event element. |
Specifies the specific date when an old user name will expire after a move user is performed by AdminP. This attribute only has effect when moving non-certified (web) users. This attribute can be applied to override the default expiration term of 21 days. The date format should be specified in text using the appropriate format of the locale of the Domino Server. For example, in English, name-expire-date="1 July 2010". An alternate to this attribute is name-expiration-days. Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Name Expiration Days |
name-expiration-days |
As an attribute to a <modify> event element. |
Specifies the specific number of days an old user name can be used before expiration after a move user is performed by AdminP. This attribute only has effect when moving non-certified (Web) users. This attribute can be applied to override the default expiration term of 21 days. An alternate to this attribute is name-expiration-date. Example: name-expiration-days="14". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Name Expiration Days |
name-expiration-days |
As an attribute to a <modify> event element. |
Specifies the specific number of days an old user name can be used before expiration after a move user is performed by AdminP. This attribute only has effect when moving non-certified (web) users. This attribute can be applied to override the default expiration term of 21 days. An alternate to this attribute is name-expiration-date. Example: name-expiration-days="14". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Named Old Certifier Password |
named-old-cert-pwd |
As an attribute to a <move> event element. |
Specifies the named password for the old certifier ID file required to move a user in Notes from an old certifier to a new certifier. The value is the named password to be retrieved from the driver configuration. An alternate to this attribute is drv-param-old-cert-pwd or old-cert-pwd. This attribute should be used in conjunction with certifier-name, old-cert-id or one of its alternates, cert-id or one of its alternates, and cert-pwd or one of its alternates. Example: named-old-cert-pwd="mktgNamedPwd". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
No ID File |
no-id-file |
As an attribute to an <add> event element. |
Specifies whether the Notes registration process creates an ID file for the new user. The value is True or False. The default is False. Example: no-id-file="True". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Notes Explicit Policy Name |
notes-policy-name |
As an attribute to an <add> event element. |
Specifies an explicit policy name to attach to a user when the user is registered. This attribute does not execute Notes registration policies, or any other policies at registration time. Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Notes HTTP Password |
HTTPPassword |
As an <add-value> child element of an <add> or <modify> event. |
This element specifies the user's Web (HTTP) password for Notes. This setting is ignored if the Allow HTTP Password Set parameter <allow-http-password-set> is set to No (or False) |
Notes Minimum Password Length |
minimum-pwd-len |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
This tag specifies a minimum password length to apply to the User ID file of newly registered users. Value can be 0 - 16. Overrides the default Notes User ID minimum password length parameter <minimum-pwd-len> in the driver configuration. |
Notes Password |
user-pwd |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
The user's Notes password used to create the user's ID file (certifier). Overrides the default Notes Password parameter <default-password> in the driver configuration. |
Notes Password Change Interval |
notes-password- change-interval |
As an attribute to an <add>, or <modify> event element. |
Specifies a Notes user's password change interval. The value of this attribute is a number. The change interval specifies the number of days at which the user must supply a new password. The value defaults to zero. When this attribute is attached to a user add or modify event, an AdminP 'Set Password Information' request is generated. Example: notes-password-change-interval="120". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Notes Password Check Setting |
notes-password-check-setting |
As an attribute to an <add>, or <modify> event element. |
Specifies a Notes user's password check setting. When this attribute is attached to a user add or modify event, an AdminP 'Set Password Information' request is generated. Acceptable values are PWD_CHK_CHECKPASSWORD, PWD_CHK_DONTCHECKPASSWORD, and PWD_CHK_LOCKOUT. Example = notes-password-check-setting=" PWD_CHK_CHECKPASSWORD". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Notes Password Force Change |
notes-password-force-change |
As an attribute to an <add>, or <modify> event element. |
Specifies whether a Notes user is forced to change his or her password on next login. The value of this attribute is True or False. If set to True, the user is forced to change their password on next login. If set to False (default), the user is not forced to change the password on next login. When this attribute is attached to a user add or modify event, an AdminP 'Set Password Information' request is generated. Example: notes-password-force-change="True". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Notes Password Grace Period |
notes-password-grace-period |
As an attribute to an <add>, or <modify> event element. |
Specifies a Notes user's password grace period. The value of this attribute is a number. The grace period specifies the number of days an old password is valid after it has expired. The value defaults to zero. When this attribute is attached to a user add or modify event, an AdminP 'Set Password Information' request is generated. Example: notes-password-grace-period="10". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Old Certification ID |
old-cert-id |
As an attribute to a <move> event element. |
Specifies the old certifier ID file required to move a user in Notes from an old certifier to a new certifier. The value is the full path and filename of the old certifier ID file. An alternate to this attribute is drv-param-old-cert-id. This attribute should be used in conjunction with certifier-name, old-cert-pwd or one of its alternates, cert-id or one of its alternates, and cert-pwd or one of its alternates. Example: old-cert-id="c:\lotus\domino\data\mktgcert.id". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Old Certification Password |
old-cert-pwd |
As an attribute to a <move> event element. |
Specifies the password for the old certifier ID file required to move a user in Notes from an old certifier to a new certifier. The value is the password string. An alternate to this attribute is drv-param-old-cert-pwd or named-old-cert-pwd. This attribute should be used in conjunction with certifier-name, old-cert-id or one of its alternates, cert-id or one of its alternates, and cert-pwd or one of its alternates. Example: old-cert-pwd="mktg-password1". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Recertify User |
recertify-user |
As an attribute to a <modify> event element. |
Causes a recertify user request to be sent to AdminP. The attribute value is specified as True or False. Proper certifier ID and password attributes (cert-id, cert-pwd, or equivalents) must be provided or the default certifier is applied to the AdminP recertification request. This attribute should be used in conjunction with cert-id or its alternate, and cert-pwd or one of its alternates. May be used in conjunction with expire-term or cert-expire-date elements for specify the new expiration term of the user's certifier. Example: recertify-user="True". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Registered Users in Notes Address Book |
update-addressbook |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
This tag specifies if the driver puts registered user objects in the Notes Address Book. Setting the tag to Yes causes registered users to be placed in the address book. Setting the tag to No will cause users to be registered (that is, a certifier ID file is created for the user) without the user object being placed into the Notes Address Book. Overrides the default Update Address Book parameter <update-ab-flag> in the driver configuration. |
Roaming Cleanup Period |
roaming-cleanup-period |
As an attribute to an <add> event element. |
Specifies the Notes client's cleanup interval in days for a roaming user when the roaming user's cleanup setting is set to "CLEANUP_EVERY_NDAYS". This attribute should be used in conjunction with roaming-user="True", and roaming-cleanup-setting="EVERY_NDAYS". Example: roaming-cleanup-period="90". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Roaming Cleanup Setting |
roaming-cleanup-setting |
As an attribute to an <add> event element. |
Specifies the roaming user cleanup process for Notes client data. Valid values are AT_SHUTDOWN, EVERY_NDAYS, NEVER, and PROMPT. Default value is NEVER. This attribute should be used in conjunction with roaming-user="True". Example: roaming-cleanup-setting="AT_SHUTDOWN". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Roaming Server |
roaming-server |
As an attribute to an <add> event element. |
Specifies the name of the Domino server to store the roaming user data. This attribute should be used in conjunction with roaming-user="True". Example: roaming-server="CN=myserver2/O=acme". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Roaming Subdirectory |
roaming-subdir |
As an attribute to an <add> event element. |
Specifies the subdirectory below the Domino server's data directory where user roaming data is stored. The last character of the value should be a file path separator (/ or \). Example: roaming-subdir="roamdata\". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Roaming User |
roaming-user |
As an attribute to an <add> event element. |
Specifies whether the Notes registration process creates this user with roaming capabilities. The value is True or False. The default is False. Example: roaming-user="True". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
Store User ID File In Notes Address Book |
store-useridfile-in-ab |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
This tag specifies if the driver attaches the user ID file for this user onto its user object in the Notes Address Book at registration time. Setting the tag to Yes causes this registered user object in the Notes Address Book to be created with an attached user ID file. Setting the tag to No causes this registered user object in the Notes Address Book to be created without an attached user ID file. Overrides the default Store UserID in Address Book parameter <store-id-ab-flag> in the driver configuration. |
Synchronize Internet Password |
sync-internet-password |
As an attribute to an <add> event element. |
Specifies whether a user's Internet password (HTTPPassword) is synchronized to match the user's Notes Client ID password, by means of the background processes of the Domino server. The value is True or False. The default is False. Example: sync-internet-password="True". Requires Notes 6.0.3 or later. |
User ID file certifier type |
cert-id-type |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
This tag specifies the User ID file certifier type when user ID files are created at user registration time. Valid values are ID_FLAT, ID_HIERARCHICAL, and ID_CERTIFIER. The absence of this tag sets the default certifier type of ID_HIERARCHICAL. |
User ID file Expiration Term |
expire-term |
As an attribute to an <add> event element |
This tag specifies the expiration term (specified in years) for the Notes User ID file of this user. Overrides the default Expiration Term parameter <expiration-term> in the driver configuration. |