USER AND SERVER CONFIGURATION
Example 1 -- Including instant messaging parameters in a scriptable setup
You can include instant messaging information during a scriptable setup of Notes client. The scriptable setup includes a setting that provides information to the Notes client setup wizard. In this example, add the NOTES.INI setting, CONFIGFILE=, to point to a text (.txt) file that contains the parameters for the Notes client setup wizard.
The SETUP.TXT file can be placed on shared network resource or distributed to individual workstations.
Note If you decide that you want to distribute new or modified NOTES.INI settings using a transform file, use the same method and steps that are explained in this example.
In this example, you need to complete these procedures:
1. Create a SETUP.TXT file.
2. To allow the new SETUP.TXT file to be referenced, open the file, NOTES.INI, and add this setting:
4. After completing Steps 1, 2 and 3 above, proceed to the subtopic To apply a transform.
Creating the SETUP.TXT file
Create a SETUP.TXT file using the parameters shown below. Save your file using the filename SETUP.TXT.
To distribute the CONFIGFILE= parameter to the NOTES.INI file, use the InstallShield Tuner for Lotus Notes application to create a transform file (.MST). The Tuner is located in the \Apps directory on the Lotus Notes installation CD.
Setting up the transform file to apply the modified NOTES.INI file
To set up the transform file to distribute the NOTES.INI settings, use the procedure in the topic "Installation options available using the transform file."
For detailed instructions about creating the transform file that will apply NOTES.INI settings, see the topic Applying NOTES.INI settings during Notes client installation.
Example 2 -- Disabling instant messaging using a scriptable setup
You can disable instant messaging during a scriptable install of the Notes client. To do so, you need to complete these steps
1. Create a file, SETUP.TXT, that contains the following parameters and values:
3. Add this setting to NOTES.INI file, ConfigFile=\\PathtoFile\SETUP.TXT, indicating the file is on a shared network drive.
4. To protect against a user clicking the instant messaging buttons in the Notes client, implement a desktop policy that sets the Sametime Server field to empty (no server name entered). In the desktop policy settings document, be sure the Sametime Server field on the Basics tab is empty. This policy will overwrite the fake server name in the SETUP.TXT file; therefore, Notes does not attempt to connect to a Sametime server.
5. To ease distribution of this new setting in the NOTES.INI file, use the IS Tuner for Lotus Notes application to create a transform file. The application is in the directory \apps on the Notes/Domino install CD.
For more information about using the IS Tuner for Lotus Notes application to create transform files, see the topic Customizing client installations.
For more information about using the IS Tuner for Lotus Notes application to create transform files, see the topic "Customizing client installations" in this chapter.
For more information about the parameters in the table, see the topic "Setting up Notes with a scriptable setup" in this chapter.