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dbAdmin

Owners Joe Wozniak Category
Admin Utilities
Contributors - Platform
R 8.5.2
Downloads 1416Download latest release Last Release Jul 20, 2007
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 Project Creation Jul 16, 2007
Status Not active Short URL Not defined
Description Database Administration / Tracking Utilities In Catalog
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This database is a conglomeration of things put together to assist in managing a Lotus Domino hosting environment. It's taken me a few years to create and I thought I'd post it here to see if anyone else finds it useful. I use this database daily and wouldn't be able to operate without it.

- This database will allow you to keep a server inventory of every Domino server in your environment.
- Using the inventory, you can easily create new connection documents to servers and check to see if a server is reachable.
- Automated Domino server pinging and alerting. Will ping every configured server every 5 minutes and alert you if one does not respond.
- Allows you to automatically keep a catalog of all the Notes databases on every server you configure, excluding standard databases or any that you specify.
- Notifies you if a new database shows up on the server and indicates if a database has been deleted from the server.
- Allows you to keep stats on the size, % of free space, document count, etc. for every database. - could be used to alert you when a database grows significantly over a period of time.
- Allows you to automatically generate daily Notes log exception reports across all servers so you can do faster log reviews.
- Allows you to change the internet password for a user across multiple servers.

This database implements routines from the following classes (not written by me):
DBDESIGN Class
DBProperty Class
ICMP Ping Class
IP_Resolver Class

Thank you to those who put in the hard work to develop these classes and enabling people such as myself to create tools like this!


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