Provides information about each directory a server uses for name resolution.

Syntax

 Show Xdir

Examples

Table 1. Output information by column

Column	Information
DomainName	The DomainName columns displays the name of the domain in which a directory resides. If a directory is configured in the directory assistance database, the Domain Name field in the Directory Assistance document for the directory determines the directory's domain name.
DirectoryType	The DirectoryType column shows the type of directory. A directory can be one of these types: Primary -- Primary Domino® Directory stored locally Configuration -- Configuration Directory stored locally Remote Primary -- Primary Domino Directory stored remotely used by a server with a Configuration Directory Secondary -- Extended directory catalog, secondary Domino Directory, or remote LDAP directory configured in the directory assistance database. The DirectoryType column also shows the type of domain a directory is within (Notes® or LDAP). If a directory is a remote LDAP directory configured in the directory assistance database, the directory type is "LDAP." Any Domino Directory or extended directory catalog is the directory type "Notes."
ClientProtocol	The ClientProtocol column displays the client protocol, Notes and/or LDAP, for which the directory is enabled. For a directory configured in a directory assistance database, the value of the Make this domain available to field in the Directory Assistance document for the directory determines what appears in this column. When the directory is of type Configuration, the client protocol is listed as Notes. When the directory is of type Primary or Remote Primary, the client protocol is typically listed as Notes & LDAP. However, if a primary directory is configured through directory assistance, and is disabled for LDAP clients, the client protocol is listed as Notes.
Replica/LDAP Server	The Replica/LDAP Server column shows: The file name of a local Domino Directory Server path and file name of a Domino Directory accessed over the network The host name of a remote LDAP directory server and the port used

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