Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for

Lotus Domino
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Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino......................................................5
For More Information...................................................................................................... 5

Application Categorization................................................................................................. 5
Template Based Applications.......................................................................................... 6
Custom Applications....................................................................................................... 7
For More Information...................................................................................................... 9

Lotus Domino Templates.................................................................................................... 9

For More Information.................................................................................................... 10

Classify Applications......................................................................................................... 11
For More Information.................................................................................................... 12

Windows SharePoint Services Templates........................................................................12

For More Information.................................................................................................... 13

Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino Prerequisites..............................................13

How to Install and Configure Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino......................14
Before You Begin.......................................................................................................... 14
Procedure..................................................................................................................... 14
For More Information.................................................................................................... 16

How to Analyze Applications............................................................................................16

Before You Begin.......................................................................................................... 16
Procedure..................................................................................................................... 16
For More Information.................................................................................................... 20

How Reads and Writes are Calculated............................................................................20

Executive Summary Report............................................................................................. 21

For More Information.................................................................................................... 23

Quadrant Report.............................................................................................................. 24
For More Information.................................................................................................... 25

Domino Template Based Applications Report..................................................................25

For More Information.................................................................................................... 26
Replicas Report............................................................................................................... 27

Template Report............................................................................................................... 28

Application Usage Report................................................................................................29

For More Information.................................................................................................... 30

Customize Application Analysis........................................................................................ 30

Troubleshooting Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino..........................35

Databases and Directories Excluded from Scans............................................................36

Legal Information for Exchange Server 2003 and Lotus Domino Documentation............38
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Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for

Lotus Domino
The Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino evaluates Lotus Domino
applications and categorizes them based on the following criterion:

Was the application created from a default or blank Lotus Domino template?

Does the application implement workflow?

This tool also collects information regarding database size and usage. This information is
vital in defining the current Lotus Domino application environment and planning for
integration and migration with the Microsoft Collaboration Platform.

Microsoft has developed Windows SharePoint Services templates that map to the
Lotus Domino default application templates. Any Lotus Domino application created from
a default Lotus Domino template and does not contain additional fields or data that must
be migrated can easily be migrated to these Windows SharePoint Services templates.

Lotus Domino applications based on the default Lotus Domino templates but have been
modified to include additional fields or data that must be migrated or Lotus Domino
applications created from a blank template can be migrated, but additional steps are
required to create the correct repository and migrate the data.

For More Information

For more information about prerequisites for using Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus
Domino, see Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino Prerequisites.

Application Categorization
Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino categories Lotus Domino
applications into four different quadrants, based on whether the application was created
from a default Lotus Domino template and whether the application is data-centric or
process-centric (incorporates workflow). This categorization helps in developing a
coexistence and migration plan.

Template-based applications are created from the default Lotus Domino templates that
ship with Lotus Domino.
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Data- Process-
centric centric
applications applications
focus incorporate
primarily on workflow.
collecting
and sharing
simple
data.

Custom applications are based on the default Lotus Domino templates that have been
modified to contain additional data or applications that were created from a blank
template.

Template Based Applications

When an application is created from a standard Lotus Domino template and is not
modified, it is possible to know the application fields, field types, and the applications
purpose, and then map this information to Windows SharePoint Services templates.
Any application that is created from a standard Lotus Domino template and is not
modified is, therefore, a prime candidate for migration using Microsoft Data Migrator 2006
for Lotus Domino.

Lotus Domino ships with many default templates, most of which are used for
administering the Lotus Domino servers and the Lotus Domino infrastructure. Generally,
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databases created from these administrative templates are not considered appropriate
for migration because this information is not useful outside of a Lotus Notes/Domino
context.

Custom Applications
Custom applications that don't map directly to Windows SharePoint Services templates
can be migrated to the Microsoft Collaboration Platform by doing either of the following:

Migrating the data.

Implementing functionality such as Web services to integrate the data.

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Quadrant descriptions and solutions

Quadrant Quadrant Criteria Examples Possible Solution

Quadrant 1 Data-centric Discussion template Use Microsoft Data

Migrator 2006 for
Template-based
Lotus Domino to
migrate data to
associated Windows
SharePoint Services
template.

Quadrant 2 Process-centric Document Library Use Microsoft Data

templates (Microsoft Migrator 2006 for
Template-based
Office, SmartSuite), Lotus Domino to
Team Room template migrate data to
associated Windows
SharePoint Services
template.

If workflow
functionality is
required, implement
third party workflow
solutions.

Quadrant 3 Data-centric Applications based Migrate or integrate

on default Lotus data using tools or
Custom or modified
Domino templates integrate data using
template
that contain functionality detailed
additional data that at MSDomino or
needs to be migrated, GotDotNet. Create a
or custom Microsoft application
applications that were that provides similar
created from a blank logic and functionality
template. These or further review by a
applications do not Microsoft Partner to
implement workflow. create a Microsoft
application that
provides additional
logic and functionality.
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Quadrant Quadrant Criteria Examples Possible Solution

Quadrant 4 Process-centric Applications based Migrate or integrate

on default Lotus data using
Custom or modified
Domino templates functionality detailed
template
that contain at MSDomino or
additional data that GotDotNet. Create a
needs to be migrated, Microsoft application
or custom that provides similar
applications that were logic and functionality.
created from a blank Further review to
template. These create a Microsoft
applications application that
implement workflow. provides additional
logic and functionality.

For More Information

For more information, see the following topics.

Lotus Domino Templates

Classify Applications

How to Analyze Applications

Lotus Domino Templates

When a new Lotus Domino server is installed, several default templates are automatically
placed in the server's data directory. A Lotus Domino template is an application with an
.ntf extension, such as DiscSW6.ntf. These templates are used as the starting point for
creating new Lotus Domino applications, which typically have .nsf file extensions, such as
Status.nsf.

An application inherits the design (forms, fields, views, agents, and so on) from the
template that was used to create it. Lotus Domino developers frequently create an
application from a template and then customize the application to add additional
functionality. Some applications are created from templates and are not modified at all,
therefore ensuring that the design of the application is identical to the template on which
it was based.
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For More Information

For more information, see the following topics:

Classify Applications

Application Categorization

How to Analyze Applications

Windows SharePoint Services Templates

Classify Applications
The following figure walks you through the decision process to define the correct
quadrant for an application.
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There are three primary criteria for determining an application's quadrant.

1. Was the application created from a standard Lotus Domino template?

If the application was created from a standard Lotus Domino template, which
template was it based on? Continue to question 2.

If the application was created from an unknown template or from a blank

template, skip to question 3.

2. If the application was created from a standard Lotus Domino template, were
additional fields added that need to be migrated?

If an application based on a standard Lotus Domino template contains additional

fields that must be migrated, it becomes a Quadrant 3 or 4 application and is
considered a custom application. Continue to question 3.
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If an application created from a standard template has been modified, but does
not contain additional fields or data that must be migrated, the application is a
Quadrant 1 or 2 application. Continue to question 3.

3. Does the application implement workflow?

If the application was created from a standard Lotus Domino Discussion

template, does not contain additional fields that must be migrated, and does not
implement workflow, the application is a Quadrant 1 application.

If the application was created from a standard Lotus Domino Document Library
or Team Room template, does not contain additional fields that must be migrated,
and implements workflow, the application is a Quadrant 2 application.
If the application was created from a standard Lotus Domino Discussion template
and contains additional fields that must be migrated, or the application was
created from a blank template and does not implement workflow, the application
is a Quadrant 3 application.

If the application was created from a standard Lotus Domino Document Library
or Team Room template and contains additional fields that must be migrated, or
the application was created from a blank template and implements workflow, the
application is a Quadrant 4 application.

For More Information

For more information, see the following topics:

Application Categorization

Lotus Domino Templates

Windows SharePoint Services Templates

Microsoft has developed many templates that can be used with Windows SharePoint
Services and Microsoft SharePoint Portal Server. These templates should be helpful
both when migrating Lotus Domino databases to SharePoint and when creating new
SharePoint sites.

The SharePoint templates are tailored to address the needs and requirements for specific
business processes or sets of tasks for organizations of any size. The applications are
the first custom scenarios for Windows SharePoint Services, although they also provide a
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starting point for partners and developers looking to build deeper Windows SharePoint
Services solutions.

To download the templates, see Applications for Windows SharePoint Services.

For More Information

For more information, see the following topics:

Lotus Domino Templates

Classify Applications

Application Categorization

Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus

Domino Prerequisites
The following table lists the requirements needed to run Microsoft Application Analyzer
2006 for Lotus Domino.

Requirements to run Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino

Processor Pentium III 550 MHz or faster

Memory Minimum 128 MB RAM

Operating System Microsoft Windows XP with Service

Pack 2

Microsoft Windows 2000

Microsoft Windows Server 2003 SP2

Note
Although IBM does not support
running Lotus Notes on Windows
Server 2003, Microsoft has tested
this configuration and supports it.

Lotus Notes client Lotus Notes 6.x

Lotus Domino server Lotus Domino 5.x or 6.x

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Lotus Notes client access Lotus Notes ID must have access to any
Domino server and Reader access to any
database that will be analyzed.

.Net Framework .Net Framework 1.1

MSDE or SQL Engine MSDE 2000 Release A

SQL Server 2000

How to Install and Configure Application

Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino
This topic explains how to install and configure Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for
Lotus Domino.

Before You Begin

Before you perform this procedure, download the Application Analyzer installation file and
associated documentation from the Resources for Moving to the Microsoft Collaboration
Platform Web site. Install this tool on a computer that runs a supported operating system
and has Lotus Notes 6.x installed. The Lotus Notes client must have access to the
servers and Reader access to any databases that will be analyzed.

Important
Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino must be installed on a
computer with Lotus Notes 6.x. The Lotus Notes client must have access to
Domino servers and Reader access to any application that will be analyzed.

Procedure
To install and configure Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino
1. Run the Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino installation file.

2. On the Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino Welcome page, click
Next.
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Welcome Page

3. If any of the prerequisites are not met, a list will be provided. You must install and
configure any missing prerequisites.

Note
To download Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine, see Microsoft
SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine (MSDE 2000) Release A.

4. On the Application Analyzer License Agreement page, select I Agree and then click
Next.

5. At the Select Installation Directory prompt, accept the default (x:\Program

Files\Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino\ where x is your
preferred location) or click the Browse button to select an alternative location for the
Application Analyzer files.

6. Select For Everyone if you want this application to install and to be available for
users who log on to this computer with a different logon name. Select Just for Me if
you want the application to be available only to the user who is currently logged on.
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Click Next.

7. On the Ready to Install page, click Install. Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for
Lotus Domino will be installed.

For More Information

For more information about prerequisites for using Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus
Domino, see Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino Prerequisites.

How to Analyze Applications

This topic explains how to use Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino to
classify Lotus Domino applications and to begin to build an interoperability and migration
plan.

Before You Begin

Before you begin, verify that Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino has
been installed on a computer running Lotus Notes 6.x. The Lotus Notes client must have
access to the Domino servers and Reader (or higher) access to any application that will
be analyzed.

Procedure
To use Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino to analyze
applications
1. Click the Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino icon to run the
program.

2. Under Properties, enter your company name, the current date, and any relevant
comments. Click Next.
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3. When prompted for a password, enter the password for the Lotus Notes ID for the
local Notes client.

4. Select the Domino server you want to analyze or type the server's hierarchical name
(such as SERVER01/Contoso) in the Add other server dialog box, and then click
Add.
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5. Select the individual databases or directories to be analyzed.

To select multiple contiguous databases or directories, hold the Shift key ;or to select
multiple non-contiguous databases, hold the Ctrl key.

Important
By default, standard administration and mail databases and directories, such
as Admin4.nsf, Names.nsf, Mail\) are excluded from the analysis.

6. Click the Add to List button to add the selected databases and directories to the list
of databases to be analyzed.

7. To remove databases from the list of databases to be analyzed, click to select the
databases, and then click Remove from List.

8. Click Next to generate the analysis reports.

9. If a prior analysis was performed, select the Clear all previous imported database
information check box so that information previously collected will not be included in
the report.
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Note
If you want to append information to the existing data, do not select this
check box. By default, the report contains information for all analyses
performed on this workstation.

10. Click Analyze to perform the analysis and generate the associated reports.

Note
If you click Stop, the analysis will resume at the same point where it stopped
the next time you run it.

11. When all databases have been successfully processed, click Next.
12. Click to select the report you want to view.

13. Click Exit to close Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino after you
review the reports.
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For More Information

For more information, see the following topics:

Application Categorization

Classify Applications

Databases and Directories Excluded from Scans

How Reads and Writes are Calculated

Application Analyzer's reports indicate reads and writes to Domino applications based on
information stored in the database. As per Lotus' documentation, reads are incremented
when a document is opened or replicated. Writes are incremented when a documented is
deleted from the application (or deleted via replication), or a document is added or
replicated to the application.

Table 1 shows the activities that are monitored when activity logging is enabled for an
application.

Table 1 Read/Write Activities monitored by Application Analyzer 2006

Read a document Read

Compose a document Write

Update/edit a document Read, write

Refresh document fields Read, write

Forward document Read, write

Send mail Read

Access design element or document Read

properties

Delete a document Write

Print a document Read

Export a document Read

Create new copy of application Read

First access to new view Write

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If No_Force_Activity_Logging=1 is listed in the Domino server's NOTES.INI file, user
activity is not monitored. If user activity logging is not enabled for an application, the last
access date will not be updated when users access the application.

Executive Summary Report

Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino Executive Summary Report
provides an overview of the information collected from a database analysis.
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The Database access pattern section of the report indicates database usage for the
analyzed databases. Any database that has not been accessed in the past six months
should be considered for archival rather than migration. However, it is possible that there
are databases in use that are not frequently accessed, so each database should be
reviewed by the application owner prior to determining the appropriate action.

The analysis includes a synopsis of the number of applications for each defined quadrant
in Microsoft application categories.

Quadrant 1 applications are both of the following:

Databases created from the default Domino Discussion template

Have not been modified.

Quadrant 2 applications are both of the following:

Databases created from the default Domino Team Room or Document Library.

Have not been modified.

Quadrant 3 applications are either of the following:

Databases created from the default Domino Discussion template that have been
modified to include additional fields.

Databases created from a blank template that do not implement workflow or

connectivity to external systems.

Quadrant 4 applications are either of the following:

Databases created from the default Domino Team Room or Document Library
templates and have been modified to include additional fields.

Databases created from a blank template that implement workflow or connectivity

to external systems.

The Top Five Databases by Size section displays the largest five databases that were
analyzed.

The Top Five Databases Accessed in Last 30 Days section shows the databases that
have had the most activity in the past thirty days.

For More Information

For more information, see the following topics:

Lotus Domino Templates

Application Categorization
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Classify Applications

Quadrant Report
Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino Quadrant Report provides a
breakdown of each individual database that was analyzed, sorted by the quadrant in
which it fits. The report provides the name of the associated default Domino template, if
possible, the path to the database and general solutions for migration to the Microsoft
collaboration platform.

Quadrant 1 applications are both of the following:

Databases created from the default Domino Discussion template.

Have not been modified.

Quadrant 2 applications are both of the following:

Databases created from the default Domino Team Room or Document Library
templates.

Have not been modified.

Quadrant 3 applications are either of the following:

Databases created from the default Domino Discussion template that have been
modified to include additional fields.
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Databases created from a blank template that do not implement workflow or
connectivity to external systems.

Quadrant 4 applications are either of the following:

Databases created from the default Domino Team Room or Document Library
templates that have been modified to include additional fields.

Databases created from a blank template that implement workflow or connectivity to

external systems.

For More Information

For more information, see the following topics:

Lotus Domino Templates

Application Categorization

Classify Applications

Domino Template Based Applications

Report
Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino Template Based Applications
Report provides a breakdown of all of the analyzed databases that were created from the
default Discussion, Team Room, or Document Library templates.
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The report provides the name of the associated default Domino template if possible, the
path to the database, and general solutions for migration to the Microsoft collaboration
platform. The databases included in this report are categorized as Quadrant 1 or
Quadrant 2 applications.

Quadrant 1 applications are databases created from the default Domino Discussion
template and have not been modified. Quadrant 2 applications are databases created
from the default Domino Team Room or Document Library templates and have not been
modified.

For More Information

For more information, see the following topics:

Lotus Domino Templates

Application Categorization

Classify Applications
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Replicas Report
The Replicas Report groups together Lotus Domino applications that share a common
Replica ID. The Replica ID is the identifier that indicates that two different applications are
indeed replica copies and should be synchronized during replication. Figure 1 shows an
example of a Replicas Report.

Figure 1 Example of a Replicas Report

This report is useful when the Application Analyzer is run on multiple servers, so that
applications are only analyzed a single time. This reduces the number of applications that
need to be analyzed and require migration planning to only the unique instances of
applications. If an application is on more than one server, it's important to be aware of
where it is located; however, it only needs to be analyzed a single time.

Important
This report is only able to list replica copies of applications on servers that have
been analyzed. If the Application Analyzer is not run on a server, the report will
not include any replica copies of applications that are on that server.
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Template Report
Lotus Notes templates (filename.ntf) are frequently used as a starting point for creating
new applications. Several templates are included with Lotus Domino and developers also
create their own templates. It's common for an organization to have several custom
templates that are used to create the same type of application multiple times.

For example, an organization may have one application for each of their customers. This
application may store contact information, copies of correspondence, and sales
information related to that customer. If the organization has 1,000 customers, there will
be 1,000 different versions of this application, each with different information.
Every time that a new customer is set up, an application is created from the customer.ntf
template. The design of these customer applications is identical. They share the same
forms, views, and fields, but the data stored in each application is unique.

When analyzing the Domino applications, it is helpful to know that there are 1,000 unique
customer applications that are all based on the customer.ntf template. The analysis and
recommendation process only needs to be performed one time and then reused 1,000
times. When a target is identified, each application can be migrated using the same
method. This approach saves an enormous amount of time and simplifies the analysis of
the Lotus Domino applications. Application Analyzer's Template Report starts this process
by listing applications that share a common template.

The Template Report groups together applications that are based on a common template.
It lists the template name listed in the Design Template field that's a part of each Lotus
Domino application. This report only displays applications that have a value listed in the
Design Template field. Figure 1 provides an example of a Template Report.
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Figure 1 Example of a Template Report

Application Usage Report

The Application Usage Report looks at user activity (reads and writes) and sorts the
applications based on the most recent date of reads or writes. This information is helpful
in defining applications that are not currently in use or are infrequently used. Unused or
infrequently used applications should be considered for archival rather than migration.
Figure 1 shows an example of an Application Usage Report.
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Figure 1 Example of an Application Usage Report

For More Information

For more information about user activity and reads and writes, see How Reads and
Writes are Calculated.

Customize Application Analysis

Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino references an XML file named
AARules.xml for determining which databases and directories should not be included in
the analysis and in the reports and for defining the suggested solution for applications.
This XML file can be modified to include or exclude additional databases and/or
directories, or to define specific solutions appropriate for your environment that will
appear in the reports.
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By default, AARules.xml is placed in the directory where Microsoft Application Analyzer
2006 for Lotus Domino was installed. By default, this directory is c:\Program
Files\Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino. Before you modify this file,
make a backup copy so that it is easy to roll back to the original configuration or to use
the original as a reference.

You can modify four areas of the AARules.xml file:

The LotusApplicationAnalyzerConfiguration version="1.0" value is displayed in the

tool's About screen. See Figure 1. The value can be modified to track modified file
configuration versions. By default, the value is 1.0.

Figure 1 Configuration version value in AARules.xml

The SolutionMapping section includes template names, titles, ntf file names, the
recommended quadrant classification, and target solutions. The forms for each
Template and the number of fields associated with each form are listed here, as
shown in Figure 2. Users can add their own custom template-based applications
along with a specific recommendation following this schema.
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Figure 2 Solution mapping value in AARules.xml

The BusinessRules section of the file determines how closely the solution mapping
items must match the items found in an application for the application to be
considered a match.

Templatemodificationpercentvalue=0 means the field count of the Lotus

application must match the field count listed in the XML file for the associated
template. For example, a value of 20 means there could be up to 20 percent
deviation from the field count listed in the XML file.
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TemplatePercentMatch value="100" means the Lotus application must have the
same form names as the form names that are listed in the XML file for the
associated template. For example, a value of 80 means there could be a 20
percent difference in the form names listed in the Lotus application versus the
form names listed in the associated template in the XML file.

The last section of the AARules.xml file lists the databases and directories that are
excluded from the analysis, as shown in Figures 3, 4, and 5. List additional
directories or databases that you want to exclude in this section.

Figure 3 Directories excluded from analysis

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Figure 4 Databases excluded from analysis

Figure 5 Templates excluded from analysis

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Troubleshooting Microsoft Application

Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino
Problem: Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine (MSDE) won't install on
my computer.

Solution: MSDE installation requires the Server Service to be running. Click

Start, select All Programs, click Administrative Tools, and then select
Services. Scroll to the Server Service, and then double-click to open the
service. Click Start.

Problem: I don't see Domino servers listed.

Solution: Type the server name into the Add other server field and click Add.

Problem: I can't access a Lotus Domino server or database.

Solution: Verify that the Lotus Notes ID file associated with the Notes client
installed on the workstation has access to the Domino server and has at least
Reader access to the database. Start Lotus Notes and go to the server and/or
database. If you can access it through the Lotus Notes client installed on the
same computer as the Application Analyzer, the Application Analyzer should have
the same rights.

Problem: The Generate Reports screen reports a status of "Error".

Solution: Select the word "Error" and the entire error message will be displayed.

Problem: "Error while opening database connection" displays when I try to run
Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino.

Solution: Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino requires the
MSSQLSERVICE Service to be running. Click Start, select All Programs, click
Administrative Tools, and then select Services. Scroll to the MSSQLSERVICE
Service, and then double-click to open the service. Click Start.

Problem: Processing seems very slow.

Solution: Connecting to Lotus Domino servers over slow network connections

can affect the speed of processing. You can click Stop to stop the analysis and
then resume the analysis at another time when more network bandwidth is
available.

Problem: How can I use a different Lotus Notes ID for the analysis?

Solution: Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino uses the last
Lotus Notes ID file that was used by the Lotus Notes client installed on the same
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computer as Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino. Shut down
Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino. Start Lotus Notes, and
then switch to the preferred Lotus Notes ID file. Shut down Lotus Notes, and then
start Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino.

Problem: I don't see information about Web access in the reports.

Solution: Microsoft Application Analyzer 2006 for Lotus Domino does not collect
information about user access via Web browsers or anything specific to identify
Web-enabled applications.

Databases and Directories Excluded from

Scans
The following databases and directories are automatically excluded from analysis.

Admin4.nsf Administration Requests

Agentrunner.nsf Java Agent Runner

Bookmark.nsf Bookmark

Busytime.nsf Free Time info

Catalog.nsf Database Catalog

Certlog.nsf Certification Log

Certsrv.nsf Server Certificate Administration

Dbdirman.nsf Domino Directory Cache

Doladmin.nsf Domino Offline Services

Domadmin.nsf Domino Web Administration

Domcfg Domino Web Server Configuration

Domlog.nsf Domino Web Server Log

Event4.nsf Monitoring Configuration

Headline.nsf Subscriptions

Homepage.nsf Domino Homepage

Journal.nsf Personal Journal

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Lndfr.nsf Lotus Notes/Domino Fault Reports

Log.nsf Server Log

Names.nsf Domino Directory/Personal Address Book

Perweb.nsf Personal Web Navigator

Reports.nsf Domino Reports

Schema.nsf Domino LDAP Schema

Statrep.nsf Monitoring Results

Stauths.nsf Sametime AuthS Template

Stautht.nsf Sametime AuthT Template

Stcenter.nsf Sametime Cente4r

Stconf.nsf Sametime 6.5.1 Online Conference Center

Stconfig.nsf Sametime Configuration

Stcs.nsf Sametime Mailin Database

Stdomino Sametime Domino Template

Stlog Sametime Log

Streg.nsf Sametime Self Reg Template

Stsrc.nsf Sametime Resources

Userreg.nsf User Registration Queue

Vpuserinfo.nsf Sametime User Information

Webadmin.nsf Domino Web Administrator

DFC Directory

DOMINO Directory

DOC Directory

GTRHOME Directory

HELP Directory

IBM TECHNICAL SUPPORT Directory

IDS Directory
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INOTES Directory

MAIL Directory

MODEMS Directory

MEETINGARCHIVE Directory

W32 Directory

XSL Directory

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