Removing Symantec Enterprise Vault from a Lotus Domino environment
| Article:TECH52347 | | | Created: 2007-01-21 | | | Updated: 2012-11-05 | | | Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH52347 |
Problem
Removing Symantec Enterprise Vault from a Lotus Domino environment
Solution
To remove Enterprise Vault from an Enterprise Vault Domino environment, you must carry out the procedures described below for Domino mail servers and Enterprise Vault Domino Gateway servers.
The procedures assume that Domino is installed under the \Program Files folder.
Removing Enterprise Vault from a Domino mail server
1. Apply the original templates to the users:
The procedures assume that Domino is installed under the \Program Files folder.
Removing Enterprise Vault from a Domino mail server
1. Apply the original templates to the users:
a. Start the Domino mail server.
b. Replace the design of the mail files with the standard Lotus Notes templates (or customized templates, if appropriate) using either File > Database > Replace Design or the Convert Server task.
2. Replace original databases and remove Enterprise Vault files:
a. Stop the Domino mail server.
b. Copy original versions of Forms6.nsf, Forms7.nsf and Forms8.nsf back to the folder \Program Files\Lotus\Domino\Data\iNotes.
c. Delete the following files from \Program Files\Lotus\Domino\Data if present:
ev_dwa7.ntf
ev_inotes6.ntf
ev_mail6.ntf
ev_mail7.ntf
ev_mail8.ntf
Removing Enterprise Vault from an Enterprise Vault Domino Gateway server
1. Uninstall the Enterprise Vault server software from the Enterprise Vault Domino Gateway server, using Add/Remove Programs on the Windows Control Panel. For further information about the Enterprise Vault server uninstallation process, see the Enterprise Vault Installing and Configuring guide.
2. Replace original databases and remove Enterprise Vault files:
1. Uninstall the Enterprise Vault server software from the Enterprise Vault Domino Gateway server, using Add/Remove Programs on the Windows Control Panel. For further information about the Enterprise Vault server uninstallation process, see the Enterprise Vault Installing and Configuring guide.
2. Replace original databases and remove Enterprise Vault files:
a. Stop the Enterprise Vault Domino Gateway server.
b. Copy original versions of Forms6.nsf, Forms7.nsf and Forms8.nsf back to the iNotes folder.
c. Delete the following files from \Program Files\Lotus\Domino\Data if present:
evdg_dwa7.ntf
evdg_mail7.ntf
evdg_mail8.ntf
evoffline.ntf
If the files evhelp.nsf and evhelp.ntf are also present in \Program Files\Lotus\Domino\Data, delete them.
d. Delete all files named *evhelp.nsf from \Program Files\Lotus\Domino\Data\help.
e. Delete the Enterprise Vault data folder EV and its contents. The folder is typically installed to the following path:
C:\Program Files\Lotus\Domino\Data\EV
f. Check that the Enterprise Vault uninstallation process has deleted the following files from the \Program Files\Lotus\Domino folder, and delete them if they are present:
nEVDominoEM.dll
nEVDominoHousekeeping.exe
EVRT.dll
g. Check that the Enterprise Vault uninstallation process has deleted the following files from the \Program Files\Lotus\Domino\Data folder, and delete them if they are present:
EVAttach.ntf
EVInstall.nsf
3. Check that the Enterprise Vault uninstallation process has modified the file notes.ini as follows. Edit the file if necessary:
a. EVDominoHousekeeping should be removed from the ServerTasks line.
b. ExtMgr_Addins=EVDominoEM.dll should be removed.
Access control lists (ACLs) for journal databases and for users' mail files that are enabled for archiving have an entry for the “generic Domino archiving user”, which can be removed.
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