larry@abtlabs (Larry Pajakowski) (04/30/91)
I'm setting up a mail gateway to our internal system. How should we advertise our gateway syntax? I gather from reading that the '%' used by CSNET is not considered the most desireable syntax. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Larry Pajakowski Abbott Labs uunet!abtlabs!larry
les@chinet.chi.il.us (Leslie Mikesell) (05/01/91)
In article <1991Apr30.160346.15825@abbott.com> larry@abtlabs (Larry Pajakowski) writes: >I'm setting up a mail gateway to our internal system. How should we >advertise our gateway syntax? >I gather from reading that the '%' used by CSNET is not considered the most >desireable syntax. Any suggestions would be appreciated. The only thing you can count on to work everywhere is a registered internet style domain name using subdomain names for internal resolution. >uunet!abtlabs!larry If you are a uunet subscriber already, they will handle the details at no extra cost. Send mail to uunet!postmaster requesting their domain registration form. If you have a domain name for your gateway machine and you want to know how to address other internal machines, as long as you have a wildcard MX (you should if uunet is doing it) and your gateway machine knows how to resolve it, subdomains in the form machine.domain should work without any additional setup. Les Mikesell les@chinet.chi.il.us