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I have few Lotus Domino 8.5.3 FP6 Mail Server Application installed on Windows 2008 R2 OS in my company. Currently I uses Lotus Domino Admin client GUI to access servers for admin purposes. Is there any way I can acquire various command output in a file by using some batch/bash/cmd scripts commands remotely?Example I want to get output of command "tell sav info" from my MAILSRV01 , using my workstation cmd ? I tried the command [nserver.exe -c "tell sav info"] or other commands, but it never return any output.

Syed Jahanzaib
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You were on the right way already. you can redirect any output of a console command to a file exactly as you do it in cmd.

Your command would simply be: 

nserver.exe -c "tell sav info >C:\outputsav.txt"

BUT: an even better way to monitor a domino server is to use SNMP. With snmp configured you can directly read a lot ov variables, and I am quite sure, that SAV has a lot of SNMP- variables that give you the same information as tell sav info does, without having to parse an output file.

In order to setup SNMP you need to:

  • Install Windows SNMP service
  • Install Domino SNMP service (lnsnmp -Sc from domino directory)
  • Start services collect, quryset, intrcpt.

All of that steps are describved in the admin help (e.g. here)

Tode
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  • SNMP is already enabled on lotus domino and I can fetch many useful information from it as I documented here. https://aacable.wordpress.com/tag/lotus-domino-snmp but the issue is there are many things which cannot be queried y SNMP. example I have symantec mail security for domino and using its command `tell sav info` it shows all the stats like spams detection number etc, so i want to catch that numbers remotely to plot it in mrtg. – Syed Jahanzaib Jan 10 '17 at 03:47
  • The nserver.exe command never return any thing either on prompt or in file. – Syed Jahanzaib Jan 10 '17 at 03:52