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16.Create a text file called nclogin.bat in the
c:\wtsrv\system32\repl\import\scripts\ directory that contains the same
lines as this sample file
lotusnotesinstall.txt shown in the following
example. Be sure to replace
SERVERNAME with your server’s name.
REM This section is to determine if the user home directory exists
REM and create one if it does not
net use x: /d
net use x: \\SERVERNAME\users
if not exist x:\%username% md x:\%username%
net use x: /d
REM This part is for mapping the user home directory to H:
subst h: /d
subst h: \\SERVERNAME\users\%username%
REM This section is for setup of Lotus Notes client
if not exist h:\notes md h:\notes
if not exists h:\notes\data md h:\notes\data
if not exists h:\notes\data\notes.ini
copy c:\users\template\notes\data\*.* h:\notes\data
17.Use the following steps to assign the login script to all users in User
Manager for Domains:
a. Select
Start
—>
Programs
—>
Administrative Tools
— >
User
Manager for Domains
.
b. While holding down the
Ctrl
key, click on
all t he users who will be using
Notes.
c. After all desired users are selected, click on
User
—>
Properties
.
d. Select
Profile
and enter
nclogin.bat
in the login Script field.
18.Use the following steps to create a common icon for all users to run Lotus
Notes:
a. Right click on the
Start
button.
b. Select
Explore All Users
.
c. Select
Profiles
—>
All Users
—>
Desktop
click on
File
—>
New
—>
Shortcut
.
d. Enter
c:\notes\notes.exe
from the command line and click
Next
.
e. Enter
Lotus Notes for the description and click on
Finish.
19.From the
Windows Explorer , right click on the newly created Lotus Notes
Shortcut. Select
Properties
. Go to the
Shortcut
tab. Change the
Start In
field to be
h:\notes\data
.
20.Go to the command prompt and enter the following command: