Yes, we are using it to backup four Lotus Notes 5 servers - quite an old
version now.

I have no experience with later versions, but the NetWorker Module for
Lotus (NML) 2.2.1 works flawlessley for us.

This is a seperate module that has to be purchased, just like
Oracle/MSSQL. The documentation is quite good for this product, and
lists all the neccesary steps for installation and configuration.

If you have any other questions about how it works, feel free to ask.

Cheers
Wayne Smith
Systems Administrator
Data Centre Group
ITMS
Charles Darwin University,  Darwin,  NT,  0909


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Subject: [Networker] Lotus Notes Client

Is anyone using Networker to backup Lotus Notes? I have a request to
investigate that possibility and want to know what is needed as far as
client/licensing and if it works well.

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