SNTT: How to set INI parameters from console and view a list of configuration parameters
Thursday 28th December, 2006Ever sat down at a Domino Console and needed to check an INI parameter or needed to change an INI parameter but you did not have access to the OS of the Domino Server (or didn't feel like creating a remote connection to the OS just to check an INI parameter)? I have used this command most often when viewing a Domino Console through the Notes Admin Client and needed to either implement a debug parameter or needed to check and see what debug or other parameters were set.
When you are at a Domino Console you can type the following command:
show config *
This will place a list of all configuration parameters for the Domino Server in the console and log.nsf
You can also limit the results by entering the following command or any variation using an asterisk for a wildcard:
show config debug*
You can also use this command to set INI parameters by issuing a SET statement in front of the CONFIG. Then restart the specific task if the parameter does not get picked up dynamically.
SET CONFIG INOTES_WA_DEBUG=1
tell http quit
load http
This is something I learned about a three years ago when speaking with Lotus Support one day and since then I have discovered that most Domino Admins don't realize this command exists.
When you are at a Domino Console you can type the following command:
show config *
This will place a list of all configuration parameters for the Domino Server in the console and log.nsf
You can also limit the results by entering the following command or any variation using an asterisk for a wildcard:
show config debug*
You can also use this command to set INI parameters by issuing a SET statement in front of the CONFIG. Then restart the specific task if the parameter does not get picked up dynamically.
SET CONFIG INOTES_WA_DEBUG=1
tell http quit
load http
This is something I learned about a three years ago when speaking with Lotus Support one day and since then I have discovered that most Domino Admins don't realize this command exists.
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