name/MYDOMAIN or name/MYDOMAIN-at-MYDOMAINThis is a discussion on name/MYDOMAIN or name/MYDOMAIN-at-MYDOMAIN within the lotus-notes-admin forums in Other Technologies category; We have Dom 7.02 windows servers and clients. Simple, flat one-domain structure. In log.nsf and also e.g. in the sent folders of the mailfiles user names are sometimes written like firstname lastname/MYDOMAIN and sometimes as firstname lastname/MYDOMAIN-at-MYDOMAIN . For example in log.nsf: Message ... delivered to firstname lastname/MYDOMAIN from firstname2 lastname2/MYDOMAIN Size... Next line: Message ... delivered to firstname lastname/MYDOMAIN from firstname2 lastname2/MYDOMAIN-at-MYDOMAIN Size... I can't recognize any rule when which naming ist used. Does anybody know the reason for this? Thank You Max... | ||||||||
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07-16-2008, 04:15 AM
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 name/MYDOMAIN or name/MYDOMAIN-at-MYDOMAIN We have Dom 7.02 windows servers and clients. Simple, flat one-domain structure. In log.nsf and also e.g. in the "sent" folders of the mailfiles user names are sometimes written like "firstname lastname/MYDOMAIN" and sometimes as "firstname lastname/MYDOMAIN-at-MYDOMAIN". For example in log.nsf: Message ... delivered to firstname lastname/MYDOMAIN from firstname2 lastname2/MYDOMAIN Size... Next line: Message ... delivered to firstname lastname/MYDOMAIN from firstname2 lastname2/MYDOMAIN-at-MYDOMAIN Size... I can't recognize any rule when which naming ist used. Does anybody know the reason for this? Thank You Max  |
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