Moving from cc:Mail to Lotus Domino R5 Moving ... - IBM Redbooks
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4. The pre-filled field values are based on defaults pulled <strong>from</strong> the <strong>Domino</strong><br />
server. We left the <strong>cc</strong>:<strong>Mail</strong> MTA Password field unchanged. We changed<br />
the <strong>cc</strong>:<strong>Mail</strong> MTA Work Path field <strong>to</strong> show c:\lotus\domino\data\<br />
<strong>cc</strong>mta_work, which was the work direc<strong>to</strong>ry we had previously specified.<br />
Note For better performance and availablity, it is recommended not <strong>to</strong><br />
specify the work path on a network drive.<br />
Caution The work path must already exist. Otherwise, the MTA will<br />
report an error when attempting <strong>to</strong> load.<br />
5. Ensure the Foreign <strong>cc</strong>:<strong>Mail</strong> Domain field shows the appropriate value.<br />
This is used when a <strong>cc</strong>:<strong>Mail</strong> user sends a message <strong>to</strong> a Notes user. If the<br />
<strong>cc</strong>:<strong>Mail</strong> user is not in the Public Address Book, the MTA will append this<br />
foreign domain name <strong>to</strong> the sender’s name. This ensures that the mail<br />
item can be sent back if the recipient chooses <strong>to</strong> reply.<br />
In our case, the name of the foreign <strong>cc</strong>:<strong>Mail</strong> domain was<br />
<strong>cc</strong>MTA-MTASRV1.<br />
6. Click the arrow next <strong>to</strong> Pro<strong>to</strong>col <strong>to</strong> display the available options.<br />
7. The Pro<strong>to</strong>col field specifies the network pro<strong>to</strong>col the MTA will use <strong>to</strong><br />
communicate with the <strong>cc</strong>:<strong>Mail</strong> post office. The MTA must communicate<br />
on the same pro<strong>to</strong>col as the <strong>cc</strong>:<strong>Mail</strong> Router. The options that are<br />
available are SPX, TCP/IP at port address Port 21, or TCP/IP at port<br />
address Port CC0.<br />
Note All versions of Router prior <strong>to</strong> Version 5.14 use Port 21. Router<br />
5.13 can use either Port 21 or Port CC0. Beginning in 5.14, the default<br />
port number is CC0. This change was introduced because other<br />
applications sometimes used Port 21.<br />
8. We selected TCPIP Port CC0.<br />
9. Click OK.<br />
16 <strong>Moving</strong> <strong>from</strong> <strong>cc</strong>:<strong>Mail</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>Lotus</strong> <strong>Domino</strong> <strong>R5</strong>