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Subject: RE: Mail and Clusters
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Date: Tue, 3-Feb-87 15:09:00 EST
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>We have an 8600 and 8650 clustered.  When a user on one node sends VMS MAIL to
>a user on the other node, the recipient is NOT notified... (New mail on node
>NODE from USER). Anyone know why ? 

You need to tell VMS-MAIL that it is a homogeneous cluster by defining 
the logical name MAIL$SYSTEM_FLAGS on each member of the cluster.

Use the command
	$ DEFINE /SYSTEM /EXEC MAIL$SYSTEM_FLAGS 7

The documentation as to how the flags are interpreted is in the MAIL 
Utility Ref.  In the VMS V4.4 doc set, see page 14 "System Management 
and Mail".


				- Dan Cottler, <dcottler@rca.com>
				  RCA Advanced Technology Laboratories
				  Moorestown, NJ