Lotus Notes Provisioning

[former_member2987]

Hi there,

Hoping someone has some good experience with provisioning Lotus Notes.

Based on the work that I have inherited, we are connecting to Notes and creating the mail file [MSKEYVALUE].NSF, but the entry in the Address Book is not being populated.

We are getting this message back from IDM

3/6/2015 9:19 PM :W:adminp create user request ext: Looking up user

3/6/2015 3:09:19 PM :W:adminp create user request ext: Looked up user, return value 0 and NoteID is '0'

3/6/2015 3:09:19 PM :W:adminp create user request ext: Could not obtain NotedID hence could not update MX_NOTES_NOTEID

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Matt

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Matt:

Did you check to see if IdM populate MX_NOTES_PATH_IDFILE and MX_NOTES_MAILFILE attributes successfully?

Andy

[former_member2987 · Accepted solution]

Actually we found the problem.  It seems the mail server address was entered incorrectly.  Fixing this took care of the issue.

Matt

[Former Member]

Hello Matt,

Even though i never did such work, but i have experience with Lotus Notes server.

As per error return value 0 and NoteID is '0'  =  It is not able to find any lotus id which is suppose to be linked to the *.NSF  ( mail file ).

Could not obtain NotedID hence could not update MX_NOTES_NOTEID  =  This as well clearly states that it is not able to find any lotus mail id .   It will be with extension   *.id   .

example,  matt.id  will access mail file [MSKEYVALUE].NSF

.

That id will be authenticated to access the mail [MSKEYVALUE].NSF which you are trying to setup.

In nutshell, [MSKEYVALUE].NSF requires an id which will be registered on lotus server to access this mail file.

I think this will give some clue.

-thanks

Yogesh

[former_member2987]

Thanks, Yogesh.  Our Lotus Notes Admins figured that much out.  What we're trying to do now is figure out why IDM is acting this way.

Matt