Undeliverables

Use this property page to determine how the GroupWise^® Internet Agent handles undeliverable messages.

Amount of Original Message to Return to Sender When Message is Undeliverable
Select how much of the original message is sent back to the sender when a message is deemed undeliverable. The default is 2 KB of the original message. This setting corresponds with the Internet Agent's /mudas switch.

Forward Undeliverable Inbound Messages to Host
Specify the IP address or DNS hostname of a host you want to forward undeliverable messages to. This might be useful if you use aliases for other e-mail systems. When an IP address is specified instead of a DNS hostname, the IP address must be surrounded by square brackets [ ]. For example, [172.16.5.18]. For an IPV6 server, you must specify the hostname. This setting corresponds with the Internet Agent's /fut switch.

Problem Messages
This setting lets you specify what you want the Internet Agent to do with problem messages. A problem message is an inbound or outbound message that the Internet Agent cannot convert properly.

By default, the Internet Agent discards problem messages. If you want to save problem messages, specify whether to move the messages to the problem directory (gwprob), send them to the postmaster, or do both. This setting corresponds with the Internet Agent's /badmsg switch.

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