Lotus Domino Server

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I guess you don't know or have no way of finding out his password? If not then there is software available for recovering passwords for LN here. They are pricey and I can't vouch for how effective they are.
Also, you need admin access to Domino in order to perform the migration to exchange (ouch! ).

Cheers
NB

 

When I first joined the company they gave me the task of looking after the email system ('cos no-one else wanted to do it) . The administrator system is pretty good and not too dissimilar in appearance to notes itself, and is quite easy to get to grips with.
The problem i had was that it had been tinkered with (to within an inch of its life) by a previous employee. On a regular basis the server would fall over due to database corruption and create the notes.rip file, and running a fixup on the knackered database would only cure it for a short while . There were dozens of "test" databases that had been set up (i.e. temp.nsf, testy1.nsf etc) and were no longer used, and pieces of lotusscript running on databases that nobody new the purpose of.
Thankfully we got the budget to migrate over to exchange and it was relatively simple to do, although we are a small company (60 users). The main issue i had was the IT manager not allowing me enough time to fully test the exchange system before migrating all 60 users over at once and switching off the Domino server.

HTH
NB