Specify the path where Lotus Notes is required to be installed

Click on “Notes Client” and select the feature as shown in the figure below
Client Configuration – Double Click on the Lotus Notes icon on the desktop
Open the ID file of the user provided in Notepad. Ensure that while opening it is not associated with
any program like Notepad

Find the text String “CN=” and click on Find Next twice

Select the text from after the “=” sign and before the “/O” and copy the same as shown below
Paste the copied text into the “Your Name” field as shown below. Also type the server name

Select the network as “TCP/IP” from the drop down box and provide the IP address of the server
Click on “Browse” and select the ID file of the user provided
Click on “Yes” to copy the ID file to the Data directory

Supply the Notes password for the user

Skip setting up instant messaging

Open Lotus Notes Client and set Workspace as your Home Page

Click “Yes”to Set Workspace as the home page

Right click on the Mail file bookmark of the user and click on Replication---New Replica...

The System would prompt to specify the path of the local replica to be created
Click on the folder icon to browse and create one new folder called “Mail” under the Notes\Data
directory

On creation of the new folder, the complete path will be displayed

This will start the creation of a local replica of the mail file on the local disk (specified path). The
progress of this replication can be seen on the replicator page

Once the replication is complete, Right click on the Workspace and disable the “Stack Replica Icons”
option. Now you will see two copies of the Mail file bookmark. One would be the server copy
bookmark, and the other would be the local copy bookmark

Double Click on the workspace tabs and rename each of the tabs as shown below
Drag the Server copy bookmark to the “Server” tab

On the right hand bottom of the screen, click on the “Office” location document, and click on “Edit
Current...”

In the “Basic” Tab, please ensure that the Internet mail address is mentioned properly for the user
Click on the “Ports” tab and ensure that only TCPIP port is enabled for usage

Click on the “Mail” tab and ensure that all the parameters are defined as shown in the figure below.
Click on the “Replication” tab and ensure that all settings and parameters are done as shown in the
figure below
Click on the “Advanced...” tab, and within this, on the “Basics” tab. Ensure that the timezone is
selected properly and the path of the ID file is mentioned correctlly

Once this is done enable “Network Compression for the Client.

Click on File---Preferences---User Preferences... as shown below
Click on the “Ports” tab and ensure that only TCPIP port is enabled for communication and the
“Compress Network Data” option is enabled. Click on “OK”after enabled the compression option
Th client should be restarted once after these settings are done

How to configure Archive

Open the local mail file replica, click on “Actions---Archive---Settings...”
Click on “Basics” tab and ensure that type of archiving is “Local”
Click on “Criteria” tab, “Create” a new criteria
Supply the name as “Archive for User-name” as shown in the figure below
Enable the defined criteria

Do not enable scheduled archiving. Click “NO” for the below screen
Click on “OK” and complete the “Archive Settings” option
Select a couple of email that you want to archive and click on “Actions---Archive---Archive
Selected Documents”

You will be prompted to select the archive database. Click on “OK”

This action will archive the selected Documents.

To access these archived documents, click on “Tools---Archive---Archive for User-name” and access
the archived emails. This archive will have exactly the same structure as that of the user's local mail
replica