How-to fix Lotus Notes’ disabled TCPIP port error

Asked By ahmadachmad 0 points N/A Posted on - 09/05/2011

How to fix Lotus Notes’ disabled TCPIP port error.

Today I am receiving this error again and again and don’t know how to resolve it. When I try to access localhost on Mac Operating system, then error appears that you must enable TCP/IP port. I don’t know how to enable these ports. Please tell me complete procedure how can I enable TCP/IP ports in Mac Operating system and tell me complete problem detail.

Error logging into server localhost. You must enable the Notes TCP/IP port.

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Answered By ValdaYarish 0 points N/A #121848

How-to fix Lotus Notes’ disabled TCPIP port error

Hi,

You can follow these steps to fix this problem. You will find many different ways but it’s the easy one.

In order to fix this problem :

• First shut down lotus notes. Then restart it again.
• In the system directory find the notes performance file.
• This one needs for attached to your current use. It might be found here:  /Users/kevin/Library/Preferences/Notes Preferences. Or you may have to find other location. In my note it is here.
• In this location you need to add these two directories TCPIP=TCP,0,15,0
• Ports=TCPIP
• Then save all and restart again.
• Lanced dialup network and try to connect Internet.

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Answered By Edmund Joseph 5 points N/A #121849

How-to fix Lotus Notes’ disabled TCPIP port error

Hi there user:

First of all, close the note. Find the Note Preference File, normally found in the open directory. At the end of the file, type these directives. a.) TCPIP=TCP,15,0 b.) Ports = TCPIP.

Re-launch the Note and then change the Home to Island. Easy, that’s all!

I’m pretty sure you’ll get out of this issue.

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