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  Asked: Jan 19 2007   5:53 PM GMT
  Asked by: Manije


Mail Routing between R7 and R4.6 on NRP


Domino Designer, Notes/Domino certification, Lotus Domino

Hello

I have 2 domain and i need to cross certify 2 servers from each domain to route mail b/w them. In domain A server is running version 7 and in domain B server is on 4.6 version.
Domin B server refuses to cross certify Domain A's servers safe copy and gives the error "Unsupported ID file version". hence can't route the mail between them. (BTW I tested with a safe copy from a 6.5 version server and 4.6 had no problem in accepting that)
Do we have other means to route Mails on NRP between 7 and OLDER version now?
Do you have any Idea or suggestion?

Thanks

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Have you tried doing "on demand" cross certification?

This would be done by being physically present at the server itself. This would need to be done at both servers>

Firstly you should list each server in the other server's document in the "Access Server" field.
Launch nlnotes.exe from the domino directory of the server. Ignore any error messages.
Choose File->Database->Open.
Type in the name of the server in the other domain and click Open.
You should be presented with a cross-certification dialog box. You may choose the level of cross-certification (server to server, server to OU, or server to O). Make sure to choose "Local" for the server to create the cross certificate.
You should then find a cross certificate document in names.nsf on that server.

Repeat this process on the other server and you should be all set.

If this does not work, then you may have one server certified with an International certifier and the other one with a North American certifier.
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