Guide to the Notes/Domino Out of Office. Part 1: Out of Office Design and Features
http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=203&uid=swg27006404
The new IBM Lotus Notes 8 Out of Office functionality
www.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus/library/notes8-ooo/
Lotus Notes Out of Office Agent, revisited: Part 1
www.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus/library/ooo-pt1/
Lotus Notes Out of Office Agent, revisited: Part 2
www.ibm.com/developerworks/lotus/library/ooo-pt2/

Domino server commands
This list briefly describes the Domino server commands that are available.

Command	Description
Broadcast	Sends a message to specified users or to all users of this server.
Dbcache Flush	Closes all databases that are currently open in the database cache.
Drop	Closes one or more server sessions.
Exit	Stops the server. This command is identical to Quit.
Help	Displays a list of server commands with a brief description, arguments (if any), and the proper syntax for each.
Load	Loads and runs a specified server task or program on the server.
Platform	Controls the platform statistics data at the console.
Pull	Forces a one-way replication from the specified server to your server.
Push	Forces a one-way replication from your server to specified server.
Quit	Stops the server. This command is identical to the Exit server command.
Replicate	Forces replication between two servers (the server where you enter this command and the server you specify).
Restart Port	Disables transactions (or messages) on the specified port and then re-enables the port after a brief delay.
Restart Server	Stops the server and then restarts the server after a brief delay.
Restart Task	Shuts down and then restarts a specified server task.
Route	Initiates mail routing with a specific server.
Set Configuration	Adds or changes a setting in the NOTES.INI file.
Set Rules	Reloads the server’s mail rules.
Set SCOS	Activates or deactivates a shared mail database.
Set Secure	Password-protects the console.
Set Statistics	Resets a statistic that is cumulative.
Show Agents	Displays the name of agents in the database you specify.
Show Allports	Displays the configuration for all enabled and disabled ports on the server.
Show Cluster	Displays the local server’s cluster name cache.
Show Configuration	Displays the current value for a NOTES.INI setting.
Show Directory	Lists all database files in the data directory and identifies multiple replicas of a database.
Show Diskspace	Displays the amount of space, in bytes, available on the disk drive (Windows NT or OS/2) or file system (UNIX).
Show Heartbeat	Indicates whether the server is responding.
Show Memory	Used for OS/2.
Show Opendatabases	Displays a list of open databases on the server and detail information for the databases.
Show Performance	Displays the per minute user/transaction values when the Domino Server is running.
Show Port	Displays traffic and error statistics, and resources used on the network adapter card or communications port.
Show Schedule	Shows the next time that a server task will run.
Show SCOS	Displays information about shared mail databases and reloads the shared mail configuration.
Show Server	Shows server status information.
Show Stat	Displays Domino server statistics for one or more of the following: disk space, memory, mail, replication, and network activity.
Show Stat Platform	Displays individual and cumulative platform statistics for all servers including one or more of the following: logical disk, paging file, memory, individual network, process, and system.
Show Tasks	Displays the server name, the Domino program directory path, and the status of the active server tasks.
Show Transactions	For each type of transaction, displays the total number of NRPC transactions, the minimum and maximum duration of the transaction, the total time to perform all transactions, and the average time to perform the transaction.
Show Users	Displays a list of all users who have established sessions with the server.
Show Xdir	Provides information about each directory a server uses for name resolution.
Start Consolelog	Enables console logging.
Start Port	Enables transactions (or messages) on the specified port.
Stop Consolelog	Disables console logging.
Stop Port	Disables transactions (or messages) on the specified port.
Tell	Issues a command to a server program or task.
Trace	Tests a connection to a server.

See Also Using a console to send commands to a server

This section documents how to install MS DTC through Cluster Administrator on all nodes in a cluster. You only have to install the MS DTC once in Cluster Administrator and MSDTC will be configured on all nodes in the cluster. You do not have to install MS DTC manually on each node.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/301600

Problem
Occasionally (typically after a server crash or backup application problem), archive-style transaction logs (.txn files) are not deleted or reused on a Lotus® Domino® server. How can these be cleaned up?

Solution
Important note: The procedure below is safe for Domino, but does not take into account the state of existing database backups.
A full backup should be performed before taking this action.
All database DBIID’s will be changed. Consult your backup application documentation for the ramifications of changing DBIID’s.

• Disable transaction logging for this server. This is done by:
  Open the server’s Domino directory (names.nsf).
  Locate this server’s Server document.
  Edit the Server document -> Transactional Logging tab ->
  Basics section.
  Change the "Transactional logging" field to Disabled.
• Stop the Domino server and confirm that all Domino tasks have shut down by checking the Windows Task Manager.
• Start the Domino server and observe the message, "Transactional logging being disabled after this restart". Also notice that NLOGASIO (the task Domino uses for transaction logging) does not load and is not in the Task Manager list.
• From the operating system (OS), rename the transaction log directory. There should be no errors when doing this, as Domino is not using any of the files in the log directory any more.
• Stop the Domino server and confirm that all Domino tasks have shut down by checking the Windows Task Manager.
• Start the Domino server.
• Edit the Server document again and set the "Transactional logging" field back to Enabled. Save the Server document.
• Stop the Domino server and confirm that all Domino tasks have shut down by checking the Windows Task Manager.
• Start the Domino server and observe the message, "Please wait, creating new transaction logs in directory…"
•   Notice that a consistency check is run on any open databases and a new DBIID is assigned. This occurs on each database as it is opened.
•   Delete the old log directory (previously renamed).