Recent customer experience relating to problems following the pointintime restoration of a database that caused the transaction log drive to be filled by the backup software, resulting in the Domino server crashing (an expected result).

This article provides an introduction to differences to running Domino on IBM i compared to Windows as well as provding general performance tuning tips for running Domino on IBM i

Within a Lotus Domino environment, there are three different restore scenarios: a full system restore, a restore of one or more database, and a restore of one or more documents within a database. This article describes these restore scenarios with specific focus on providing guidance on restoring ...

This article describes different technologiesstrategies which can be used for efficiently backing up a Lotus Domino server and avoiding headaches when you need to restore this data. We provide information on how to define a backup plan which can provide confidence that you can restore your Lotus ...

Backing up a Lotus Notes user's personalized data and settings periodically, and specifically prior to Notes client upgrade, is suggested. If the user moves to a new computer, you can easily restore personalized data and settings.

This article describes how to refine your backup and restore procedures when using the popular Domino Attachment and Object Service (DAOS) feature, also known as "attachment consolidation." ==Backup considerations for DAOS== In a standard Notes® database (NSF), the attachments are stored inside of ...