PMDF System Manager's Guide
PMDF-REF-6.0

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1-1 Sample mail message file
1-2 The structure of PMDF
2-1 Channel block schematic layout
9-1 Sample Process Symbiont option file
10-1 Sample Job Controller configuration file,job_controller.cnf, on UNIX
10-2 Sample Job Controller configuration file,job_controller.cnf, on NT
11-1 The Service Dispatcher and its Worker Processes
11-2 Sample Service Dispatcher configuration file on OpenVMS,dispatcher.cnf
11-3 Sample Service Dispatcher configuration file on UNIX,dispatcher.cnf
11-4 Sample Service Dispatcher configuration file on NT,dispatcher.cnf
11-5 Dispatcher statistics page
12-1 PMDF HTTP server main page: Services and documents available
24-1 compress.com:Compress and decompress BSMTP payloads
24-2 pgp_sign.com:Digitally sign BSMTP payloads
24-3 pgp_verify.com:Verify the integrity of a digitally signed BSMTP payload
24-4 compress.sh:Compress and decompress BSMTP payloads
24-5 pgp_sign.sh:Digitally sign BSMTP payloads
24-6 pgp_verify.sh:Verify the integrity of a digitally signed BSMTP payload
25-1 The structure of PhoneNet
27-1 Addressing channel sample
32-1 Logging: a local user sends an outgoing message
32-2 Logging: including optional logging fields
32-3 Logging: sending to a list
32-4 Logging: sending to a non-existent domain
32-5 Logging: sending to a non-existent remote user
32-6 Logging: Rejecting a remote side's attempt to submit a message
32-7 Logging: multiple delivery attempts
32-8 Logging: Z entries
32-9 Logging: Incoming SMTP message routed through the conversion channel
32-10 Logging: outbound connection logging
32-11 Logging: inbound connection logging
32-12 Web-based QM home page
32-13 Web-based QM quick listing page
32-14 Web-based QM advanced options page
32-15 Web-based QM l channel page
32-16 Web-based QM Qtop page
32-17 Sample web monitor display on OpenVMS
34-1 Output of SHOW SYSTEM/NET
34-2 Output of SHOW QUEUE/ALL MAIL$BATCH on a basic PMDF system
34-3 Output of SHOW QUEUE/ALL MAIL$BATCH on a system with optional jobs
35-1 Basic output ofpmdf process
35-2 Output ofpmdf processwith optional processes
35-3 Output ofpmdf processwith channel jobs
36-1 PMDF-DIRSYNC processing
36-2 Sifting the incoming entries
36-3 Advisory attributes
36-4 Ignoring an entry
37-1 The structure of PMDF-FAX
42-1 Sample SNADS and SMTP site
42-2 Defining SMTP Hosts to DISOSS
42-3 Defining the route to the PMDF-XGS transport bridge on an adjacent DISOSS node
42-4 Existing routing table entry on a DISOSS node not adjacent to the PMDF-XGS transport bridge
42-5 New routing table entry on a DISOSS node not adjacent to the PMDF-XGS transport bridge
42-6 VTAM definition of the PMDF-XGS transport bridge on an adjacent DISOSS node
42-7 CICS CONNECTION definition
42-8 CICS SESSION Definition
42-9 Defining SMTP Hosts to OV/400
42-10 Defining the route to the OS/2 transport bridge on an adjacent AS/400 node
42-11 Existing routing table entry on an AS/400 node not adjacent to the PMDF-XGS transport bridge
42-12 New routing table entry on an AS/400 node not adjacent to the PMDF-XGS transfer system
42-13 Defining the AS/400 Distribution Queue for the OS/2 transfer system
42-14 The NDF file on the transport bridge system
42-15 Format of thexgs.cmdfile for multiple send processes on NT
42-16 Format of thexgs.cmdfile for multiple send processes on OS/2

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