Mike Minter
170 pts. | Jul 22 2009 1:45PM GMT
Sounds like you are new to the Notes/Domino environment. Mailbox creation is a normal part of Domino Administration and you need to review the Help for the Domino Administrator client to learn how to create new Users.
<a href="https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus/documentation/domino/" title="https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus/documentation/domino/" target="_blank">https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus…</a>
Gabe9527
2410 pts. | Jul 23 2009 9:16AM GMT
If you want to have a seperate stored for old mail… Check out Server to Server Archiving in the Administration help. Then set a program file to run once a week stating Compact -A.
Then All mail over a certain date will be removed from the mail file and stored in the Second DB but will be linked in the users MAIN mail file… under tools.
Ledlincoln
1220 pts. | Jul 23 2009 2:15PM GMT
Unlike Exchange, Lotus Notes uses a separate database for every user’s mail. This mail database is created by default when you register a new user. If for some reason you have users who don’t have mail databases, you can create them manually from the mail template, but you will also have to add the appropriate entries in the public address book regarding the mailfile name and location, etc.






