CREATING, EDITING, DELETING DOMAIN MAPPINGS
This page allows you to create an Internet-style sub-domain within the local cc:Mail environment. You may also edit,
remove existing records or change the mapping position in the database.
The domain mapping automatically updates the Domain Mapping Database (CCPOD.BTR), which stores mappings between cc:Mail Post Offices and Internet sub-domains. The sub-domains are mapped to the cc:Mail Post Offices, which are hidden from the Internet by the gateway. The Post Office-to-Internet sub-domain name mapping is useful when remote Post Offices are communicating with the gateway; and the cc:Mail Post Office routing information needs to be maintained across the gateway. Use of this feature will result in a more accurate Internet address.
The mappings are displayed in a table form. Each row contains the order number, name of the cc:Mail Post Office, and the Internet domain name. The order column shows the position of each record in the database. It is possible that two certifiers are mapped to the same Internet domain name. If this is the case, the cc:Mail Connector uses the first entry (a smaller order number) for address mapping. The cc:Mail Post Office column displays the Post Office name. The Internet domain name column displays the Internet domain name.
The Edit and Delete buttons will be displayed if you have already configured something on this page otherwise, both buttons will not appear.