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MS-DOS
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Mail Gateway to SNADS, versions 2.0 and 3.0
The mapping of SNADS DGNs is required at the gateway postoffice only.
Mapping is accomplished via the Administrator program, by selecting
Gateways, SNADS, Map, Mapping. Type the network name of the network to map,
then type the name of the postoffice to map. Type the DGN name, as defined
on the SNADS network, for the postoffice requiring mapping.
Mapping is required only in the following instances:
- The postoffice name is more than 8 characters. For example
Network = Microsoft, Postoffice = Washington
could be mapped to Washingt or any DGN of 8 characters or less.
That is:
Microsoft/Washington maps to Washingt
- The postoffice name is 8 characters or less, but it does not exactly
match its DGN. For example:
Network = Microsoft, Postoffice = Wash
However, the DGN (as defined by SNADS) is Washst. That is:
Microsoft/Wash maps to Washst
- The postoffice name conflicts with an existing DGN. This could mean
there are two postoffices with the same postoffice name but different
network names. For example
Network = Microsoft, Postoffice = Wash
and there is an existing DGN named Wash. That is:
Microsoft/Wash maps to Wash1
Another example:
Network1 = Microsoft, Network2 = Support, Postoffice(s) = Wash
Microsoft/Wash maps to Wash1
Support/Wash maps to Wash
- The postoffice network name is different on a downstream postoffice than
it is on the gateway postoffice. For example:
Gateway Postoffice Network name = Microsoft,
Gateway Postoffice name = Wash,
Downstream Postoffice Network name = DNSmsft,
Downstream Postoffice = DNS
Microsoft/Wash will map to Wash by default
DNSmsft/DNS maps to DNS
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