The following procedure can be used to browse data before a specified time
using the Lotus Notes Client Add-In.
To browse
data between a specified time:
From the Lotus Notes Client application's Actions menu, select
Find and Restore Mail.
From the Browse Options dialog box,
select the Specify Browse Time option and then select the date and
time to which you wish to view the data in the browse window.
Change the time zone for the specified date and time, if necessary.
Click OK in the Browse Options dialog box to execute the browse.
The following procedure can be used to browse data between a specified time
using the Lotus Notes Client Add-In.
To browse
data between a specified time:
From the Lotus Notes Client application's Actions menu, select
Find and Restore Mail.
From the Browse Options dialog box,
select the Specify Browse Time option and then select the date and
time to which you wish to view the data in the browse window.
Change the time zone for the specified date and time, if necessary.
Click the Advanced button.
In the Advanced Browse Options
dialog box select the Exclude
Data Before option and then select the date and
time from which you wish to view the data in the browse window.
Click OK in the Advanced Browse Options dialog box.
Click OK in the Browse Options dialog box to execute the browse.
Recover Messages
This procedure can be used to recover messages using the Lotus Notes Client
Add-In.
Select whether to Unconditionally Overwrite, Append, or
Skip a message in the event that the message(s) you are recovering already exist.
By default, the system will append these message(s) to the mailbox folder. It will not overwrite the original message(s).
Select the recovery destination. Keep in mind that
the default options will recover the message(s) in place to the same client,
unless otherwise specified.
Click OK.
Once the recovery operation has completed, the message(s) will appear in the
location specified.
Enable Offline Archiving on a Subclient
The following procedure can be used to enable Offline Archiving on a
subclient.
Before You Begin
You can enable offline archiving on a subclient at any time. However, we recommend that you don't enable offline archiving on a subclient while an archive or recovery operation is running on that subclient.
From the CommCell Browser, right-click the desired subclient, and then click Properties from the shortcut menu.
From the Archive Rules | Stub Rules tab in the Subclient
Properties dialog box, select the Offline Archive checkbox, and then click OK.
Configure Offline Archive Options
The following procedure can be used to configure Offline Archive Options from
the Lotus Notes client application.
To configure
offline archive options in Lotus Notes:
Log on to your Lotus Notes client mailbox.
From the Actions menu, select Change Offline Archive Options.
Select the desired pruning options:
To disable pruning, select the Disable Pruning option.
To enable pruning, deselect the Disable Pruning option and choose
the number of days to keep the messages.
Click OK.
A dialog box appears asking if you would like to archive
messages that are marked for archiving.
Select No if you do not want to archive any messages.
Select Yes if you want to archive messages that are marked for
archiving.
Recover Messages Archived Offline
This procedure can be used to recover messages that were archived offline.
To
recover messages:
From the Lotus Notes Client mailbox, locate the original message's stub.
This stub will be located in the same folder from which the original message
was archived.
Double-click the original message's stub.
The original message will be
displayed and returned to the folder where the message's stub resides.
To browse the
latest data:
To configure
offline archive options in Lotus Notes: