PMDF System Manager's Guide
PMDF-REF-6.0

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Table directory
- /pmdf/table on UNIX
- PMDF_TABLE: on OpenVMS
- Usually C:\pmdf\table on NT
Tailor file
- /etc/pmdf_tailor
- Options
Tailor file or Tailor key in NT Registry
- Created during PMDF installation
- Options
Tanner, Bruce #1
Tanner, Bruce #2
TCP/IP channels #1
TCP/IP channels #2
- Connection history caching
- daemon keyword #1
- daemon keyword #2
- DNS lookups on envelope From: addresses
- DNS lookups on incoming connections
- DNS lookups on outgoing connections
- Gateway access #1
- Gateway access #2
- interfaceaddress keyword #1
- interfaceaddress keyword #2
- lastresort keyword
- Local host table name lookups
- Multithreaded TCP SMTP
  - Configuration #1
  - Configuration #2
  - Option file
    - Format
    - Location
  - Options #1
  - Options #2
  - Options #3
  - Server #1
    - Controlling #1
    - Controlling #2
- Multithreading on outgoing connections
- MX records
- Nameserver selection
- Options
  - ALLOW_ETRNS_PER_SESSION #1
  - ALLOW_ETRNS_PER_SESSION #2
    - Firewall system
  - ALLOW_RECIPIENTS_PER_TRANSACTION
    - Firewall system
  - ALLOW_TRANSACTIONS_PER_SESSION
    - Firewall system
  - ATTEMPT_TRANSACTIONS_PER_SESSION
  - BANNER_ADDITION
  - CHECK_SOURCE
  - COMMAND_RECEIVE_TIME
  - COMMAND_TRANSMIT_TIME
  - DATA_RECEIVE_TIME
  - DATA_TRANSMIT_TIME
  - DISABLE_ADDRESS
  - DISABLE_CIRCUIT
  - DISABLE_EXPAND
  - DISABLE_GENERAL
  - DISABLE_STATUS
  - DOT_TRANSMIT_TIME
  - Firewall system
  - HIDE_VERIFY
  - LOG_BANNER
  - LOG_CONNECTION
  - LOG_TRANSPORTINFO
  - MAIL_TRANSMIT_TIME
  - MAX_CLIENT_THREADS
  - MAX_MX_RECORDS
  - RCPT_TRANSMIT_TIME
  - STATUS_DATA_RECEIVE_TIME
  - STATUS_DATA_RECV_PER_ADDR_PER_BLOCK_TIME
  - STATUS_DATA_RECV_PER_ADDR_TIME
  - STATUS_DATA_RECV_PER_BLOCK_TIME
  - STATUS_MAIL_RECEIVE_TIME
  - STATUS_RCPT_RECEIVE_TIME
  - STATUS_RECEIVE_TIME
  - STATUS_TRANSMIT_TIME
  - TRACE_LEVEL
- Performance
- Polling via ETRN command
- port keyword
- PORT_ACCESS mapping table
- Rejecting connections
- SASL use #1
- SASL use #2
  - Configuration example
- SMTP commands
  - See SMTP commands
- Threads used for outgoing connections
- TLS port for SMTP
- TLS use
  - Configuration example
TCP SMTP server
- Restarting
  - UNIX
  - When necessary
- Stopping
  - UNIX
Temporary files
- Changing location of
- Location of
  - OpenVMS
TEST utilities
- See Utilities on OpenVMS, TEST
test utilities
- See Utilities on UNIX, test
Text attachments
- Character set #1
- Character set #2
TEXT errors from VMS MAIL
TEXT_TO_PS channels
- See FAX channels
threaddepth keyword #1
threaddepth keyword #2
threaddepth keyword #3
threaddepth keyword #4
threaddepth keyword #5
Time zone
- See also the OpenVMS edition of the PMDF Installation Guide
Timeouts
- Incoming SMTP connections
  - Expansion of multiple recipient addresses #1
  - Expansion of multiple recipient addresses #2
TLS (Transport Layer Security) #1
TLS (Transport Layer Security) #2
- Cipher suites
- Configuration #1
- Configuration #2
- Established IMAP port number
- Established POP port number
- Established SMTP port number
- STARTTLS command
tlsswitchchannel keyword #1
tlsswitchchannel keyword #2
tlsswitchchannel keyword #3
tlsswitchchannel keyword #4
tlsswitchchannel keyword #5
To: header
- See Headers, To:
Transport bridge
- PMDF-XGS
  - Function of
  - Required software
Transport layer security, see TLS (Transport Layer Security)
Troubleshooting
- Common problems
  - OpenVMS #1
  - OpenVMS #2
  - UNIX #1
  - UNIX #2
- Compiled configuration version mismatch #1
- Compiled configuration version mismatch #2
- Compiled configuration version mismatch #3
- Compiled configuration version mismatch #4
- Configuration changes have no effect #1
- Configuration changes have no effect #2
- Configuration changes have no effect #3
- Configuration changes have no effect #4
- DECnet channels #1
- DECnet channels #2
- Error activating transport #1
- Error activating transport #2
- File errors #1
- File errors #2
- File errors #3
- File errors #4
- File ownership
  - OpenVMS
- File protection
  - OpenVMS
  - UNIX
- General guidelines
  - OpenVMS #1
  - OpenVMS #2
  - UNIX #1
  - UNIX #2
- .HELD files #1
- .HELD files #2
- .HELD files #3
- .HELD files #4
  - See also Held files #1
  - See also Held files #2
- Illegal host/domain errors #1
- Illegal host/domain errors #2
- Illegal host/domain errors #3
- Illegal host/domain errors #4
- License problems
  - Digital UNIX #1
  - Digital UNIX #2
  - Digital UNIX #3
  - Digital UNIX #4
  - OpenVMS #1
  - OpenVMS #2
  - Solaris #1
  - Solaris #2
- Log files
  - OpenVMS #1
  - OpenVMS #2
  - See also Log files #1
  - See also Log files #2
  - UNIX #1
  - UNIX #2
- Looping messages #1
- Looping messages #2
- Looping messages #3
- Looping messages #4
- Manually running channels
  - OpenVMS
  - UNIX
- Messages sit in queues #1
- Messages sit in queues #2
- Messages sit in queues #3
- Messages sit in queues #4
- $MF$, $MB$, or other $M... files #1
- $MF$, $MB$, or other $M... files #2
- No room in ...
  - See Errors, mm_init, No room in ...
- Pager channels #1
- Pager channels #2
- PhoneNet channels #1
- PhoneNet channels #2
- Processing jobs
  - OpenVMS #1
  - OpenVMS #2
  - UNIX
- Record too large errors #1
- Record too large errors #2
- SMTP%, EDU%, etc. #1
- SMTP%, EDU%, etc. #2
- Swap space shortage
- TCP/IP problems #1
- TCP/IP problems #2
- TCP/IP problems #3
- TCP/IP problems #4
- Timeouts on incoming SMTP connections #1
- Timeouts on incoming SMTP connections #2
- Unable to receive incoming mail #1
- Unable to receive incoming mail #2
- Unable to receive incoming mail #3
- Unable to receive incoming mail #4
- VMS MAIL exits or hangs #1
- VMS MAIL exits or hangs #2
TSAP
- See X.400 channels, TSAP
TSEL
- See X.400 channels, TSEL

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