| There are many ways to send mail. .0 is fairly misleading.
In .1 it looks like SMTP (simple mail transport protocol I believe) is
running (via UCX). This allows the use of the SMTP% prefix in vaxmail.
If VMS 6.2 is running with UCX 4.0 or better (I believe) you can send
mail to a standard internet address with no special formatting (bug
your system manager to set this up).
Assuming we have changed to the standard MS Exchange roll out, the
format for exchange addresses is;
[email protected] where username is your exchange username.
If none of the above special tools have been added (or even if they
have been) we can use the old standby USxRMC mailers. There are a bunch
of them. I have heard DECWRL has recently been retired and should not be used.
When sending mail interactively use;
USxRMC::"[email protected]" where x represents the number of
your preferred mail server (i.e. US4RMC::)
DCL does weird things with quotes and will require the use of triple
quotes when using command streams.
Same goes when forwarding VaxMail to an internet (i.e Exchange)
address.
i.e. set forward "US4RMC::""[email protected]"""
And if all else fails log a call with our friendly CCS folks who are
always a good point of reference.
Brad.
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