Archiving Through Policies Does Not Work with a User Who’s Domino Server Name is Changed from All Caps to Lower Case

Problem
Archiving through Domino server policies does not work with a user who’s Domino server name (found in the user’s Person document) is changed from upper case to lower case.

Solution
This issue has been reported to Quality Engineering.

The casing (uppercase and lowercase) that is used to register the server must match the casing that is used in the “Server name” field of the Person document; otherwise, archiving will not work.

hallo?? das ist wirklich krass…

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