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6.2.11 Domain

Syntax:

Domain 5d-address

Example:

Domain 8:123/45@rbbs

Messages sent with the destination domain equal to the domain of one of the configured domain gates will always be sent to the domain gate with a @DOMAIN kludge inserted into the message. To enable domain gating, you must configure all domain gates you are using in your config file by using a Domain keyword with the full 5D address of the domain gateway (including the domain that this gate is gating for) as 5d-address parameter for each domain gate. You also must have the Gate config verb set to either ‘both’ or ‘domains’. See The GAte Keyword, for more information.

With this done, MsgEd TE will gate any messages being saved with a destination domain listed as one of the gates. Note that for this to occur, the destination domain must be different than your own.

Confused? Luckily enough, most users don’t have to deal with domain gating …