Del,



Thanks for the clarification.  I was hoping that's how it worked and that it was
      simply a question of rights rather than the actual account being the same.
      The wording in the manual is a bit brief and somewhat misleading by itself
      "same system user ID".



Thanks



Chris

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Chris,
Chris,

It is referring to the OS account.  In the case when you are running
the Domino server as a service under the system account, use an OS account
that has authority to read and write files to the Domino data directory.
Normally having "Admin" authority is plenty but there are so many ways
to configure Windows NT...

Let me know if you need more clarification.

Thanks,

Del

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Del Hoobler
Del Hoobler
IBM Corporation
hoobler AT us.ibm DOT com


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Page 6 of the TDP 1.1 for Lotus Domino Installation and User Guide says:
Page 6 of the TDP 1.1 for Lotus Domino Installation and User Guide says:

"TDP for Lotus Domino must run from the same system user ID the Domino
server is
running under."

Are we talking Notes ID or OS account?  The Domino server is running as a
service (ie running as System) as would be the TSM services.  But of course
if I
logon with my NT account and run up the TDP GUI or use TDP command line
then by
definition I'm using a different account.  Clarification regarding this
broad
sweeping statement in the manual that has no follow up detail anywhere I
can
find would be appreciated.

Chris McMahon