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Community articleDominoDisableETags should not be used

Added by Harry Peebles | Edited by IBM contributor Harry Peebles on January 21, 2009 | Version 5
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Tags: best practice, notes.ini, performance, web
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Domino 6.0.1 introduces the use of Entity tags (ETags) for cache validation. ETags, which were introduced in HTTP/1.1, are server-defined tokens that uniquely identify multiple instances or versions of the same resource. ETags can significantly improve server performance by increasing the effectiveness of browser-side caching.

ETags can be disabled for diagnostic purposes via DominoDisableETags=1

Default:

When the NOTES.INI option DominoDisableETags is completely absent, or it does not equal 1 then ETags are enabled.

Recommendation:

Always leave ETags enabled. Completely remove any reference to DominoDisableETags from NOTES.INI.

Restrictions:

Introduced in 6.5.1

Restarts:

No restart is necessary. Changes to this setting are automatically detected.

Related Settings:

DominoDisableLastModifiedWithETAGS

References:

A preview of browser-side caching enhancements
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus/library/ls-Cache_enhance/index.html

Lotus Notes/Domino Notes.ini settings
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus/documentation/notes-ini/

Domino Configuration Tuner:

This setting is included in the DCT catalog of best practices.

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