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Server mail rules enable administrators to filter messages based on content in the message headers or
body. At startup, the server retrieves these rules from the Configuration document and registers them as
monitors on each MAIL.BOX database in use. The Server task checks to see if the server’s mail rules need
to be reloaded every 5 minutes. New rules take effect only after the server reloads the mail rules.
Set SCOS
Syntax: Set SCOS Databasename [Active | Inactive]
where Databasename is the full pathname to a shared mail database.
Description: Activates or deactivates a shared mail database. The Shared Mail tab of the Server document
lets you specify the delivery status and availability for all shared mail databases in the directory. Using
the Set SCOS command, you can change the availability of an individual shared mail database.
Example: Set SCOS C:\LOTUS\DOMINO\DATA\SCOS1\SM000004.NSF INACTIVE
Prevents new messages from being deposited in the shared mail database SM000004.NSF. Users still have
access to previously-delivered messages in the database.
Set Secure
Syntax: Set Secure currentpassword
Description: Password-protects the console.
After you password-protect the console, you can not use the Load, Tell, Exit, Quit, and Set Configuration
server commands or other programs that aren’t run automatically through Program documents in the
Domino Directory or through the NOTES.INI file. Console security remains in effect until you clear the
password by entering a second Set Secure command with the same password.
Even if the console is password-protected, keep the server physically secure to prevent breaches of
security at the operating system level.
Examples:
Set Secure abracadabra -- Password-protects the console if no password is currently in effect. In this case,
the new password is ″abracadabra.″
Set Secure abracadabra sesame -- Changes the existing password ″abracadabra″ to ″sesame.″
Set Secure abracadabra -- If the console is already protected by a password -- in this case ″abracadabra″ --
entering a second Set Secure command with the same password clears the password.
To secure the console from the Domino Administrator
You can secure the console directly from the Server - Status tab in the Domino Administrator.
1. From the Domino Administrator, click the Server - Status tab.
2. If necessary, click Tools to display the tool bar, and click Server - Secure console.
3. Do one of the following:
v To set a password, select ″Set″ at the bottom of the box, then complete these fields, and click OK:
Field Enter
Console Password The password you want to set
Verify The same password, again
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