Lotus Domino Server (Script)
Connector name |
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Connector type | Executable |
Type (UI field value) | Lotus Domino Server (Script) |
Target system versions supported / tested | Lotus Domino 5, 6.x, 7.x, 8 and 8.5 databases |
Connector status / support | Customer-Verified Clients may contact Bravura Security support for assistance with this connector. Troubleshooting and testing must be completed in the client's test environment as Bravura Security does not maintain internal test environments for the associated target system. |
The Lotus Domino server script runs on a special applications and messaging server called the Lotus Domino Server. Lotus uses the Domino name to refer to a set of Notes server applications. Notes itself refers to the overall product.
There are two types of users for Lotus Notes:
Lotus Notes client users people who use the Notes client to access Domino servers and databases and have a Notes ID file, a Person document, and optionally a mail file.
See Lotus Domino Server to learn how to perform operations for this type of user.
non-Notes, Internet-only users people who do not own a Notes ID file and therefore cannot use the Lotus Notes client; these users may instead have web access to Domino servers and databases. Lotus Domino users have a Person document , and optionally a mail file.
This chapter details how to perform operations for this type of user in generic Domino databases, including the names.nsf database. If you only need to perform operations in a names.nsf database, refer to Lotus Domino Server for a simpler method.
The following Bravura Security Fabric operations are supported by agtgdmno
for Lotus Domino 5, 6.x, 7.x, 8 and 8.5 databases. For Bravura Security Fabric to be able to successfully execute a particular operation on a specific Domino database, the operation must be defined as a LotusScript agent. The LotusScript agent is a script defined on the Domino server using the LotusScript scripting language. The Domino server script connector (agtgdmno
) communicates with the LotusScript agents, then the LotusScript agents perform the actions on the Domino database.
user verify password
get server information
user change password
administrator reset password
administrator reset+expire password
expire password
unexpire password
enable account
disable account
check account enabled
add user to group
delete user from group
create group
delete group
lock account
unlock account
check account lock
expire account
check account expiry
unexpire account
move contexts
rename account
update attributes
list account attributes
move contexts
List:
accounts
attributes
groups
members
This chapter provides guidance about:
Configuring a target system administrator
Installing and configuring the client software
Targeting a Domino database
Setting up the agent database
Creating LotusScript agents
Configuring
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