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NRF files: what are they and how do I open them?

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IBM Domino Notes redirection data

Files with nrf extension can be found as some sort of redirection files from IBM Domino Notes. Used to redirect client requests.

Further details:

The nrf file extension is related to IBM Domino Notes.

NRF format was added to the Domino server to provide a way for clients to be notified that a database which used to exist on the server no longer does.

Without a Redirect file the client will request a full path search of the Domino server for the missing file, which is a very expensive operation.

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Lotus Domino

Collaboration software from IBM

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