Figure 13-1 Sample PMDF-XGS Site EXAMPLE.COM

Figure 13-2 through Figure 13-4 show an example of configuring a PMDF-XGS gateway at EXAMPLE.COM on node naples, and Example 13-1 shows a corresponding checklist file. The sample site EXAMPLE.COM, shown in Figure 13-1, has a PMDF mailhub system, naples, as well as an additional PMDF-MTA system milan, and has PC-LAN based cc:Mail users and WordPerfect Office users connected through PMDF-LAN and considered to be in the domains ccmail.example.com and wpo.example.com, respectively. EXAMPLE.COM also has connections to the Internet over TCP/IP. EXAMPLE.COM has an OS/2 system, with TCP/IP name bridge.example.com and SNADS name PMDF, that will act as the transport bridge between the SNADS side and the PMDF side. EXAMPLE.COM's SNADS nodes are BLUE, INDIGO, AZURE, and LAPIS, which will be knows as blue.example.com, indigo.example.com, azure.example.com, and lapis.example.com, respectively, to the non-SNADS (e.g., Internet) world.

For this example, PMDF-MTA, PMDF-LAN, and PMDF-XGS have been installed on naples. PMDF-MTA and PMDF-LAN have been configured previously, during a separate configuration session on naples. The SNADS nodes have been configured to know about the PMDF-XGS transport bridge and the naples system. The PMDF-XGS transport bridge component has been installed and configured on the transport bridge system, and is using the default TCP/IP ports for communicating with the PMDF system naples.

Remember that the values entered in this sample are for purposes of example only. Be sure to use the values appropriate for your system when you perform the actual configuration.