Novell GROUPWISE 7 - MESSAGE TRANSFERT AGENT Manual page 30

You can set up routing domains on two levels:
Selecting a System Default Routing Domain
You can establish a single default routing domain for your entire GroupWise system. This provides a
centralized routing point for all messages. It takes precedence over specific links established when
domains were created or links modified with the Link Configuration Tool.
To set up a system default routing domain:
1 In ConsoleOne, click Tools > GroupWise System Operations > System Preferences > Routing
2 In the Default Routing Domain field, browse to and select the domain you want to serve as the
3 If you want all GroupWise messages to pass through the default routing domain regardless of
4 Select MTAs Send Directly to Other GroupWise Systems if you want all MTAs in your
5 Click OK to save the routing options you have specified for the system default routing domain.
632 GroupWise 7 Administration Guide
All messages from a domain can be automatically routed through another domain, regardless of
the final destination of the messages. This provides additional control of message flow through
your GroupWise system.
"Selecting a System Default Routing Domain" on page 632
"Selecting a Specific Routing Domain for an Individual Domain" on page 633
to display the Routing tab.
default routing domain for your entire GroupWise system.
the destination of the message, select Force All Messages to This Domain.
or
If you want only undeliverable GroupWise messages to be routed to the default routing
domain, deselect Force All Messages to This Domain.
If you do not force all messages to the system default routing domain, then you have the option
of allowing selected MTAs to provide routing domain services in addition to the system default
routing domain.
GroupWise system to perform DNS lookups and route messages out across the Internet.
or
Deselect MTAs Send Directly to Other GroupWise Systems if you want to individually
designate which MTAs should perform eDirectory lookups and route messages out across the
Internet.