PROFS: What Is HUB Mail, and What Are Its Advantages?Last reviewed: October 20, 1997Article ID: Q87213 |
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SUMMARYHUB mail enables you to send mail from one MS Mail postoffice to another, by means of the PROFS gateway. This effectively uses your mainframe computer as a "backbone" for mail traveling between two or more local area networks (LANs).
MORE INFORMATIONTo define a HUB mail connection, select the Ext-Admin/Create function in the Admin program. Create the new postoffice definition. Select "Indirect" as the routing type, and enter the direct PROFS gateway name when prompted for the network name. The new postoffice must also be defined in the PWACSI DATA file on the gateway VM ID's 191 "A" disk, and a REROUTE statement must be added in the MS-RSCS configuration file. This ensures that the HUB mail travels through one gateway to MS-RSCS, and then from MS-RSCS down through another gateway to the destination postoffice. There are two main advantages to using HUB mail:
REFERENCES"Microsoft Mail Gateway to IBM PROFS and OfficeVision LAN Administrator's Guide"
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