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After you install the MTA software, you can further configure the MTA using a startup file. To
survey the many ways the MTA can be configured, see
Chapter 44, “Using MTA Startup Switches,”
on page 683 .
41.1.3 Changing the Link Protocol between Domains
How MTAs for different domains communicate with each other is determined by the link protocol in
use between the domains. Typically, inbound and outbound links for a domain use the same link
protocol, but this is not required. For a review of link protocols, see
Section 10.1.3, “Link Protocols
for Direct Links,” on page 141 .
If you originally set up an MTA using one link protocol and need to change to a different one, some
reconfiguration of the MTA is necessary.
Š “Using TCP/IP Links between Domains” on page 618
Š
“Using Mapped or UNC Links between Domains” on page 621
Š “Using Gateway Links between Domains” on page 622
NOTE: The Linux MTA does not support mapped or UNC links between domains. TCP/IP links are
required.
Using TCP/IP Links between Domains
To set up TCP/IP links between domains, you must perform the following two tasks:
Š
“Configuring the MTA for TCP/IP” on page 618
Š “Changing the Link Protocol between Domains to TCP/IP” on page 620
Configuring the MTA for TCP/IP
1 Make sure TCP/IP is properly set up on the server where the MTA is running.
2
In ConsoleOne, browse to and right-click the MTA object, then click Properties .
3 Click GroupWise > Network Address to display the Network Address page.
Certificate File
SSL Key File
Password See Section 41.2.3, “Securing the Domain with SSL Connections
to the MTA,” on page 629 .
See also /certfile , /keyfile and /keypassword .
ConsoleOne Properties Pages and
Settings
Corresponding Tasks and Startup Switches