PMDF Obsolete Features

Chapter 4
4	The MultiWare Client API Approach in PMDF-LAN (OpenVMS)
4.1	Direct OpenVMS Client Access to a NetWare File Server
4.2	Configuring Use of the MultiWare Client API Approach in PMDF-LAN Channels
Chapter 5
5	MultiNet SNMP Subagent for PMDF (OpenVMS)
Chapter 6
6	MultiNet MM User Agent (OpenVMS)
6.1	Sending Messages with MultiNet MM
6.2	Receiving Messages with MultiNet MM
6.3	The PMDF Option File and MultiNet MM
Chapter 7
7	Utilities
Command 1	PUNCH
Index
Index
Examples
3-1	Sample xgs.cmd File
3-2	Sample xgs.cmd File
3-3	A Sample snads_local_option File
4-1	A Sample cc:Mail Channel Option File
4-2	A Sample Microsoft Mail Channel Option File
4-3	Sample MHS Channel Option File
4-4	A Sample GroupWise Channel Option File
Figures
3-1	Sample SNADS and SMTP Site
3-2	Defining SMTP Hosts to DISOSS
3-3	Defining the Route to the PMDF-XGS Transport Bridge on an Adjacent DISOSS Node
3-4	Existing Routing Table Entry on a DISOSS Node Not Adjacent to the PMDF-XGS Transport Bridge
3-5	New Routing Table Entry on a DISOSS Node Not Adjacent to the PMDF-XGS Transport Bridge
3-6	VTAM Definition of the PMDF-XGS Transport Bridge on an Adjacent DISOSS Node
3-7	CICS CONNECTION Definition
3-8	CICS SESSION Definition
3-9	Defining SMTP Hosts to OV/400
3-10	Defining the Route to the OS/2 Transport Bridge on an Adjacent AS/400 Node
3-11	Existing Routing Table Entry on an AS/400 Node Not Adjacent to the PMDF-XGS Transport Bridge
3-12	New Routing Table Entry on an AS/400 Node Not Adjacent to the PMDF-XGS Transfer System
3-13	Defining the AS/400 Distribution Queue for the OS/2 Transfer System
3-14	The NDF File on the Transport Bridge System
3-15	Format of the xgs.cmd File for Multiple Send Processes on NT
3-16	Format of the xgs.cmd File for Multiple Send Processes on OS/2