If you copy names.nsf and bookmark.nsf files, you will be presented with the Welcome Screen followed by your Home Portal and your local address book, but you will still need to configure Location Settings (server, username etc).
If you don’t copy bookmark.nsf and names.nsf files you will have to configure Lotus Notes client from the scratch. User.id and notes.ini are required and bookmark.nsf and names.nsf are optional. Names.nsf (from your current local lotus directory)īookmark.nsf (from your current local lotus directory) Ok, now we have LN\data folder located on our H: drive.Ĭopy the following files to your H: drive NOTE: Important thing is to have this line which is not by default in the notes.ini file: (Change the timezone value with your zone value) Or create a new file with the following contents SharedDataDirectory=C:\ProgramData\Lotus\Notes\Data\Shared To be able to do run the Lotus from Citrix you have to copy notes.ini file from c:\ProgramData\Lotus\Notes\Data\ to H:\LN\data directory.Ĭlear the contents of the notes.ini in the following way:ĭelete everything below the TimeZone line or just create a new notes.ini file with the following contents and add the following line to your notes.ini file: Launch the Lotus Notes client to verify installation (Don’t configure Lotus yet) Once the setup completes, logoff from the server and login as user withou admin permissions.
#LOTUS NOTES 8.5 INSTALL INSTALL#
We will use H: drive as users network home drive for this purposeĭuring installation select the option for Multi-user Install Setup /v”SETMULTIUSER=1 MULTIUSERBASEDIR=\”H:\LN\” MULTIUSERCOMMONDIR=\”C:\” CITRIX=1″
You have to run the Setup file (if you have MSI, extract the Setup.exe from it)Ĭopy the Setup file locally to the server
#LOTUS NOTES 8.5 INSTALL WINDOWS#
Windows Server 2008 R2 currently is not supported (in the time of creating this post) Windows Server 2008 SP1 or SP2 (32bit or 64bit)
Lotus Notes 8.5.1 client can be installed on:
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