.NTS File

.NTS file is a configuration file used by Lotus Notes Traveler, a program that syncs Lotus Notes data with desktop and mobile devices. It contains information required to connect to the Lotus Notes Traveler server.

How to Open and Edit an NTS File

NTS files can be opened with a text editor, such as Notepad or TextEdit. However, they are not very easy to read, as they are written in XML format. There are a few software programs that can be used to open and edit NTS files, such as:

• Lotus Notes Traveler Administrator
• Domino Administrator
• Netsend

If you need to open an NTS file, you can use one of these software programs. However, if you are not familiar with Lotus Notes Traveler or Domino, it is probably best to use a text editor to open the file and view the contents.

It is important to note that NTS files are not intended to be edited by users. They are configuration files that are used by Lotus Notes Traveler to connect to the Lotus Notes Traveler server. If you modify an NTS file, it may prevent Lotus Notes Traveler from connecting to the server. If you need to modify an NTS file, it is best to consult with a Lotus Notes administrator or developer. They will be able to help you make the necessary changes without causing any problems.

Data Stored in an NTS File

An NTS file is a configuration file used by Lotus Notes Traveler, a program that syncs Lotus Notes data with desktop and mobile devices. It contains information required to connect to the Lotus Notes Traveler server.

NTS files are typically saved in an XML format and include the following information:

• User ID
• Host name
• Port numbers
• Servlet path
• Other data

The default NTS file is named bootstrap.nts. It may be deployed on a Traveler server in the Domino Web server directory, which is located in \domino\html\traveler\bootstrap\bootstrap.nts.