| Title: | MAILBUS 400 User Forum |
| Notice: | kits 100-109 - Infocenter //www.digital.com/info/messaging |
| Moderator: | IOSG::MARSHALL |
| Created: | Thu Jun 11 1992 |
| Last Modified: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 3210 |
| Total number of notes: | 9174 |
Hi,
I have a customer running Mailbus 400 MTA 2.0 and X.500 1.2 and
they want to change the node name of their machine.
What need to be done to have these products working fine after this
change ?
Thanks .. Marcia
PS: I don not know both of these products.
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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| 3146.1 | No simple answer | ZUR01::ASHG | Grahame Ash @RLE | Thu Mar 06 1997 11:20 | 27 |
Hi Marcia,
> I have a customer running Mailbus 400 MTA 2.0 and X.500 1.2 and
> they want to change the node name of their machine.
Er, they're probably not running X.500 V1.2 - it should be V2.0 at least.
What Operating System are they using?
It's possible that you won't have to change anything, as these applications
rely on address information rather than nodenames. BUT, as always, it depends.
What MTA agents do you have? (ncl show mta agent *)
I notice on our system that we have the nodename defined in several foreign
address translations.
The output of the following commands might also be useful to get you a better
answer:
ncl> show mta all char
ncl> show dsa all char
And tell us what is the node name at the moment.
grahame
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| 3146.2 | And DUMP | FORTY2::KNOWLES | Per ardua ad nauseam | Thu Mar 06 1997 11:27 | 4 |
I'd add to those commands the DUMP MTS command - to help you check that
there are no old node names hidden in the directory.
b
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| 3146.3 | It is working | VAXRIO::63230::abreu | Thu Mar 06 1997 23:27 | 13 | |