Send/Receive Cycle And Threads - Novell GROUPWISE 8 - ADMINISTRATION Administration Manual

Syntax: /noesmtp
/dsn
Enables Delivery Status Notification (DSN). The Internet Agent requests status notifications for
outgoing messages and supplies status notifications for incoming messages. This requires the
external e-mail system to also support Delivery Status Notification. Currently, notification consists
of two delivery statuses: successful and unsuccessful. See
(ESMTP) Options," on page
Syntax: /dsn
/dsnage
The /dsnage switch specifies the number of days that the Internet Agent retains information about
the external sender so that status updates can be delivered to him or her. For example, the default
DSN age causes the sender information to be retained for 4 days. If the Internet Agent does not
receive delivery status notification from the GroupWise recipient's Post Office Agent (POA) within
that time period, it deletes the sender information and the sender does not receive any delivery status
notification. See Section 46.1.2, "Using Extended SMTP (ESMTP) Options," on page
Syntax: /dsnage

52.6.7 Send/Receive Cycle and Threads

The following switches configure the Internet Agent's SMTP send/receive cycle and threads:
/p
/rd
/sd
/killthreads
/smtpport
/p
Specifies how often, in seconds, the Internet Agent polls for outbound messages. The default,10
seconds, causes the Internet Agent to poll the outbound message directory every 10 seconds. See
Section 46.1.1, "Configuring Basic SMTP/MIME Settings," on page
Syntax: /p-seconds
Example: /p-5
/rd
Specifies the maximum number of threads used for processing SMTP receive requests (inbound
messages). Each thread is equivalent to one connection. The default is 16 threads. See
Section 46.1.1, "Configuring Basic SMTP/MIME Settings," on page
Syntax: /rd-number_of_threads
Example: /rd-20
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