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Configuring the cc:Mail post office Follow these steps to configure the MTA in cc:Mail: 1. Go to your cc:Mail post office machine. In our case, this was ILIChub. 2. Bring up Admin. Note We used cc:Mail Admin 8.5 to perform these tasks. 3. Choose manage Mail directory. 4. Add a post office of the same name as your Domino domain. In our case, this was ILICDOM. 5. Make sure that you do not already have an existing post office of the same name. 6. Set the location as a post office (P). 7. To specify the cc:Mail address, type the network address of the Domino server where the MTA is installed. In our case, we specified a TCP/IP address. You would specify this address only if your cc:Mail Router calls the MTA. 8. Set the Propagation Type to be the same as you set in the Post Office document in the Domino server. In our example, we set this to Broadcaster. Note In those cc:Mail configurations where the default ADE profile for the post office has been set to Subordinate, you need to change the default to None before setting the propagation type to anything different than Subordinate. If the default remains at Subordinate and you are specifying a different propagation type for a new post office entry, then the ADE will not work properly. You can change the default ADE back to the original value after you have finished adding the new post office. Also, if a ~ADE_Mailbox post office entry exists in your cc:Mail directory, the ADE messages will be captured by this post office and will be propagated depending on the calllist settings in your cc:Mail post office. You may need to check the calllist settings for this entry, when you set up a coexistence environment between cc:Mail and Domino, and change the call time to more frequent intervals in order to see the results immediately. 22 Moving from cc:Mail to Lotus Domino R5
Note If you are planning to synchronize Public Mailing Lists into Domino, some custom changes need to be made to the propagation settings. Details on these settings can be found later in this chapter in the section titled, “The cc:Mail Post Office document.” 9. Exit Admin and type y for yes to propagate your ADE changes. Customizing the cc:Mail MTA configuration In this section, we will look at the finer points of configuring the cc:Mail MTA. For the cc:Mail MTA to work correctly, four Server documents in the Domino Directory need to be updated or created. The Configuration Assistant creates these documents for you, however, sometimes you need to fine-tune the configuration to better suit the environment. The four documents that need to be changed are: • The cc:Mail MTA Server document • The cc:Mail Post Office document • The Connection document • The Foreign cc:Mail domain document The following sections describe how to customize these documents. Chapter 2: Installing and configuring the cc:Mail MTA 23
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Page 7 and 8: Preface This redbook describes how
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