CONTENTS

  Title Page

  Copyright Page

  Preface

  1      Using the Gateway to Address Mail

  1.1     Why Use the Gateway?

  1.2     Introduction to Addressing Your Mail

  1.3     Sending VMSmail to a VMSmail User
    1.3.1      Addressing
    1.3.2      Sending VMSmail to a VMSmail User on the Same Node
    1.3.3      Sending VMSmail to a VMSmail User on Another Node

  1.4     Sending VMSmail to a Message Router Mail System User
    1.4.1      Sending VMSmail to a Message Router Mail System User on the Same Node
    1.4.2      Sending VMSmail to a Message Router Mail System User on Another Node

  1.5     Sending From a Message Router Mail System to a VMSmail User
    1.5.1      Addressing
    1.5.2      Sending From a Message Router Mail System to a VMSmail User on the Same Node
    1.5.3      Sending From a Message Router Mail System to a VMSmail User on Another Node

  1.6     Sending Mail Using a Gateway on Another Node
    1.6.1      Sending From a Message Router Mail System to a VMSmail User
    1.6.2      Sending VMSmail to a Message Router Mail System User

  1.7     Sending VMSmail to a VMSmail User Through the Gateway
    1.7.1      Addressing

  1.8     Sending Mail From the VMS DCL Prompt Using the Gateway

  1.9     Sending Mail From VAXnotes Using the Gateway

  2      Presentation of Message Recipients

  2.1     Introduction

  2.2     Messages Received in VMSmail from VMSmail
    2.2.1      Messages Received in VMSmail from VMSmail Without Using the Gateway
    2.2.2      Messages Received in VMSmail from VMSmail Through the Gateway
    2.2.3      Fewer than Six Recipients
    2.2.4      Six or More Recipients

  2.3     Messages Received in VMSmail From a Message Router Mail System
    2.3.1      Fewer than Six Recipients
    2.3.2      Six or More Recipients
    2.3.3      Using a Distribution List to Address Mail
      2.3.3.1      Fewer than Six Recipients
      2.3.3.2      Six or More Recipients

  2.4     Forwarding Messages with Many Recipients
    2.4.1      Forwarding Messages Several Times

  2.5     Messages Received in a Message Router Mail System from VMSmail

  3      Error and Non-Delivery Messages

  3.1     Introduction
    3.1.1      Why You Receive Error Messages
    3.1.2      Why You Receive Non-delivery Messages
    3.1.3      What to Do if You Receive an Error Message or Non-delivery Message

  3.2     Error Messages Received from the Gateway

  3.3     Non-delivery Messages
    3.3.1      Message Router Non-delivery Message Format
    3.3.2      Gateway Non-delivery Messages

  FIGURES

  1-1        VMSmail to a VMSmail User on the Same Node

  1-2        VMSmail to a VMSmail User On Another Node

  1-3        VMSmail to an ALL-IN-1 User

  1-4        VMSmail to an ALL-IN-1 User on Another Node

  1-5        VMSmail to an ALL-IN-1 User Through a Gateway on Another Node

  1-6        ALL-IN-1 to a VMSmail User

  1-7        ALL-IN-1 to a VMSmail User on Another Node

  1-8        ALL-IN-1 to a VMSmail User Through the Gateway on Your Node

  1-9        ALL-IN-1 to a VMSmail User Through a Gateway on a Third Node

  1-10       VMSmail to an ALL-IN-1 User Through a Gateway on Another Node

  1-11       VMSmail to a VMSmail User Through a Gateway

  2-1        Structure of a Message Sent From VMSmail Through the Gateway to VMSmail With Fewer than Six Recipients

  2-2        Structure of a Message Sent From VMSmail Through the Gateway to VMSmail With Six or More Recipients

  2-3        Structure of a Message Sent From Message Router Mail Through the Gateway to Fewer than Six Recipients

  2-4        Structure of a Message Sent From Message Router Mail Through the Gateway to Six or More Recipients

  2-5        Structure of a Message Sent Using a Distribution List Through the Gateway to Fewer than Six Recipients

  2-6        Structure of a Message Sent Using a Distribution List Through the Gateway to Six or More Recipients

  2-7        Structure of a Forwarded Message

  2-8        Structure of a Message Forwarded Twice