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Disabling Dynamic Client Configuration

Chris Castellani
11.23.1999
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Those of you who use multiple locations may have noticed that the server
occasionally overwrites the values in your location document with the value
from your person document (especially the "Internet Address" field). This is a
new R5 feature called Dynamic Client Configuration.

While is can often be useful, you may want a way to disable it. Here's how to
do that:

Open the location document in question in Edit Mode and select Actions ->
Advanced -> Set Update Flag. You'll get a dialog box which asks "Allow
administrators to keep this locations settings up to date with those settings
on your mail server."

Choose 'No' and save the document. This sets AcceptUpdates=0, which prevents
dynamic config from modifying that location document.

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