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Bring up remote console in one click


Jim Andrews
02.12.2004
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As a Notes system administrator, I found that opening up an administrator client to bring up a server console is a time-consuming process, especially when the last server you visited was on a slow WAN.

I have found that by creating a new smart icon that runs the "@Command([AdminRemoteConsole])" command, a server console is but a click away. I have found this to be an invaluable addition to my Notes client, and I urge you to try it!

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