Lotus Notes Local Security Removal Software to Remove Local NSF Database Security

Release History

24 OCT 2009

Launched Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal Software

Remove the NSF database security with this little utility. Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal software was released today, which removes Local Securities from the Lotus Notes database. Users can remove the security and reapply the same settings with the help of this tool.

Lotus Notes users often have to remove local restrictions imposed on NSF files. The best tool for this purpose is Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal. This utility helps you remove exclusive privileges and access rights on NSF files. This is the right tool if you are getting error messages ‘You are not authorized to access that database’ or ‘You are not authorized to perform that operation’ while trying to access the NSF file. The notable features of this tool are:

Removes local security from NSF file within a single mouse click
Retains the integrity of data while removing the restrictions
Remove restrictions imposed using the Access Control List of Lotus Notes
Enables all users to open and edit NSF files
Allows undoing of local restriction removal
Supports all versions of Lotus Notes

Features of Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal Software

Quick Security Removal

Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal is quick in local security removal. After the selection of the NSF file, you can remove its restrictions within a single mouse click. The utility doesn’t consume any extra time to remove securities from NSF databases with just few key strokes.

Assures Data Integrity

With Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal, there is no need of fear for data loss. The software is designed to remove the securities of NSF databases quite easily but at the same time it also retains the structure and properties of the NSF files and ensures that data is not altered in any way.

Simple and Easy-to-Use

The software operates as an easy-to-use application and doesn’t require any prior hard core technical expertise. Even normal users can use this tool to remove access rights and privileges from NSF files. Its descriptive screens and friendly interface helps them perform the security removal with utmost ease.

Supports all NSF Versions

Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal supports all versions of Lotus Notes. In fact, the software has been programmed in such a manner that it runs smoothly under the entire key operating systems of Windows. So you can remove restrictions form all NSF files exclusive of worrying about the version of Lotus Notes.

Evaluate Free Trial Version

Download the free version of Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal free of charges and remove local restrictions form NSF files of size up to 5 MB. By working on the trial version, you can learn about the features and functionalities of the software. For use with larger NSF files, you need to purchase the full version of the software.

Software Specifications

Note: -Lotus Notes must be installed on the system to open the NSF file.

Supported Versions

Operating System - Windows 10/8.1/8/7/Vista/XP/2000/98/NT and 95 and Windows Server 2016/2012/2008 R2/2008/2003 R2/2003
Lotus Notes - 9.0.1/9.0/8/7/6

Basic Requirements

Minimum Memory Requirement - 64 MB
Disk Space Requirement - 50 MB of Free Space

Software Features	Trial Version	Full Version
Unlimited local security removal
Option for undoing changes
Supports all versions of Lotus Notes
NSF local security removal Capabilities	Up to 5 MB NSF File Size	larger than 5 MB NSF File Size

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Note: If you do not have a small NSF file (smaller than 5 MB), you can get a small sample NSF file from our Server. This sample NSF file, protected with local securities, shows the error message ‘You are not authorized to perform that operation’ while attempting to open with Lotus Notes. So you can use this file for trial.

Simple Steps to Remove Local NSF Security

This smart Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal utility proves very handy in removing all the local securities from the secured NSF database of Lotus notes. Using this Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal, the steps that you need to follow are:

Select
Click
Save

In this step, select the NSF file with local security using the Browse button.

To remove the local security, click the Remove local security from selected database button.

While removing security, the software saves a .NUS file on the system so that changes can be undone if required.

Client Testimonials

Within a single click, one can remove local security from NSF file. Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal is rally an amazing tool.

George Walsh, Sweden

Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal is a cost-effective tool for the removal of local security. It is easy to install and use too.

J. Wilson, USA

FAQs - Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal

I am getting a message ‘This database has local access protection and your not authorized to access it locally.’ Can I use Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal to fix this issue?

No. You cannot use this tool to fix this issue. You should have proper access to the database if you want to use this software.
Can Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal decrypt encrypted NSF files?

No. It cannot perform password recovery. You can use this tool only for removing local security.
What is the difference between the free version and the full version of Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal?

The free version of Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal is being given for evaluation purposes. It can remove security from NSF files of maximum size 5 MB only. But the full version works even with larger sized NSF files.

Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal

Features of Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal Software

I am getting a message ‘This database has local access protection and your not authorized to access it locally.’ Can I use Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal to fix this issue?

Can Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal decrypt encrypted NSF files?

What is the difference between the free version and the full version of Kernel for NSF Local Security Removal?