PMDF System Manager's Guide
PMDF-REF-6.0

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2-1 Summary of special patterns for rewrite rules
2-2 Summary of template formats for rewrite rules
2-3 Summary of template substitutions and control sequences
2-4 Single field substitutions
2-5 Channel block keywords listed alphabetically
2-6 Channel block keywords grouped by functionality
2-7 Reserved channel names
2-8 Reserved channel name prefixes
2-9 Message routing and queuing generated by Example 2-2
3-1 LDAP URL substitution sequences
3-2 Query method formatting string control sequences
3-3 Example formatting strings
3-4 REVERSE mapping table flags
3-5 FORWARD mapping table flags
3-6 Name space and centralized naming scheme for Acme.Com
4-1 Parameter action modifiers
4-2 Access check strings
4-3 MAILSERV_ACCESS mapping table flags
4-4 Summary of Mail and list server commands
5-1 Mapping pattern wildcards
5-2 Mapping template substitutions and metacharacters
6-1 Available conversion parameters
6-2 Symbols for use by the conversion channel
6-3 Symbols (OpenVMS) or options (UNIX and NT) for passing information back to the conversion channel
7-1 PMDF global option file options
8-1 Restarting components
11-1 PORT_ACCESS mapping flags
11-2 Dispatcher debugging bits
13-1 IMAP and POP server mailbox support
13-2 IMAP and POP server log entry codes
15-1 PMDF-TLS channel block keywords
16-1 Access mapping flags®
16-2 filterchannel keyword substitution strings
17-1 /pmdf/bin/sendmailoptions
19-1 Foreign protocol address mapping
21-1 Query method formatting string control sequences
21-2 Example formatting strings
21-3 Attribute names emitted and recognized by the LDAP/X.500 pop-up addressing form
25-1 PhoneNet command script control sequences
27-1 Addressing channel FAX commands
27-2 Addressing channel printer commands
27-3 Addressing channel options
27-4 Pager channel addressing attributes
27-5 Printer channel addressing attributes
28-1 Queue to e-mail symbiont parameters
30-1 PMDF utilities
30-2 Summary of PMDF QM maintenance mode commands
31-1 PMDF utilities
31-2 Summary ofpmdf profilecommands
31-3 Summary ofpmdf qmmaintenance mode commands
32-1 Logging entry codes
32-2 Available circuit check parameters
32-3 Channel counters
32-4 Supported MIB variables
32-5 Variable descriptions
32-6 General substitution strings
32-7 Substitution strings for use with theshow_counterscommand
32-8 Substitutions strings for use with theshow_heldcommand
32-9 Queue substitution strings for use with theshow_queuecommand
32-10 Job substitution strings for use with theshow_queuecommand
34-1 PMDF log files on OpenVMS
34-2 master.comandsubmit_master.comparameters
35-1 PMDF log files on UNIX
36-1 Options' valid next process values
36-2 LDIF file operation tags
36-3 cc:Mail LDIF attributes
36-4 QUIPU Person object attributes
36-5 ALL-IN-1 V3.2 PROFILE LDIF attributes
36-6 ALL-IN-1 V3.1 PROFILE LDIF attributes
36-7 ALL-IN-1 V2.x PROFILE LDIF attributes
36-8 ALL-IN-1 NETWORK LDIF attributes
36-9 DDS LDIF attributes
36-10 Operators available in recipe files
36-11 Functions available in recipe files
36-12 PMDF-DIRSYNC command line utilities
36-13 Valid PMDF DIRSYNC/CONVERT qualifier combinations
36-14 Validpmdf dirsync -convertqualifier combinations
37-1 PMDF-FAX addressing attributes
37-2 FAX modem response codes
37-3 Options required by disposition methods
37-4 Options supported by the image formats
37-5 Controlling modem commands
39-1 Embedded attribute names and numbers recognized by PMDF-MR
39-2 Message Router attributes recognized by PMDF-MR
39-3 PMDF to MR template processing control sequences
39-4 PMDF to MR pattern processing metacharacter control sequences
39-5 MR to PMDF template processing metacharacter control sequences
39-6 MR to PMDF pattern processing metacharacter control sequences
41-1 X.400 RTSE parameters supported by PMDF-X400
41-2 X.400 RTSE parameters negotiated by PMDF-X400
41-3 X.400 attribute names recognized by PMDF-X400
41-4 RFC 2156 printablestring character substitutions ORname in fields
41-5 Transport Selector format
41-6 Example TSAP and PSAP addresses

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