PMDF Installation Guide
OpenVMS Edition

Contents

Chapter 1
1	Installing or Upgrading PMDF and PMDF Layered Products
1.1	What You Should Have
1.1.1	Supported OpenVMS and Other Software Versions
1.1.2	Distribution Media
1.1.3	Disk Space Requirements
1.1.4	System Parameters
1.2	Installations Versus Upgrades
1.3	Cluster Installations or Upgrades
1.3.1	OpenVMS Cluster Installation
1.3.2	Mixed Architecture Cluster Installation
1.4	Preliminary Tasks for New Installations
1.4.1	Choosing a Server Account for PMDF
1.4.2	Choosing a User Account for PMDF
1.4.3	Selecting a Service Queue
1.5	Preliminary Tasks for Upgrades
1.5.1	Shutting Down PMDF for the Upgrade
1.6	Step-By-Step Installation Instructions
1.7	Post-Installation Tasks for Upgrades
1.7.1	Additional Post-Installation Tasks for Sites Upgrading from PMDF V6.1-1 or Earlier
1.7.2	Additional Post-Installation Tasks for Sites Upgrading from PMDF V5.2 or Earlier
1.7.3	Additional Post-Installation Tasks for Sites Upgrading from PMDF V5.1 or Earlier
1.7.4	Additional Post-Installation Tasks for Sites Upgrading from PMDF V5.0 or Earlier
1.7.5	Converting to Using the Multithreaded SMTP Server
1.8	Post-Installation Tasks for New Sites
1.9	After Upgrading the OpenVMS Operating System
Chapter 2
2	PMDF-MTA Example Installation
Chapter 3
3	Generating an Initial PMDF Configuration
3.1	Before You Begin
3.1.1	Network Configuration
3.1.2	Selecting a System Name
3.1.3	Authentication and Security
3.2	Using the PMDF-MTA Web-Based Configuration Utility
3.3	Using the Command Line Configuration Utility
Chapter 4
4	PMDF-MTA Example Configuration
Chapter 5
5	Configuring the PMDF Service Dispatcher
5.1	Before You Begin
5.2	Using the PMDF Service Dispatcher Configuration Utility
Chapter 6
6	PMDF Service Dispatcher Example Configuration
Chapter 7
7	Configuring PMDF POP and IMAP Mailbox Servers
7.1	Before You Begin
7.2	Using the POP and IMAP Mailbox Servers Web-Based Configuration Utility
7.3	Using the POP and IMAP Mailbox Servers Command Line Configuration Utility
Chapter 8
8	POP and IMAP Mailbox Servers Example Configurations
8.1	Example Using the POP and IMAP Mailbox Servers Command Line Configuration Utility
8.2	Example Using the POP and IMAP Mailbox Servers Web-Based Configuration Utility
Chapter 9
9	Configuring PMDF-MTA to Act as an E-mail Firewall
9.1	Before You Begin
9.2	Using the Firewall Configuration Utility
Chapter 10
10	E-mail Firewall Example Configuration
Appendix A
Appendix A	Updated HP Pascal Run Time Library (VAX and Alpha)
Index
Index
Examples
2-1	Example PMDF V6.8 Installation
4-1	Example PMDF-MTA Configuration
4-2	Example Checklist File for PMDF-MTA Configuration
6-1	Sample Dispatcher Configuration
6-2	Sample Dispatcher Configuration Checklist File
8-1	Sample PMDF CONFIGURE MAILBOX_SERVERS dialogue
8-2	Sample Mailbox Servers Configuration Checklist File
10-1	Example PMDF-MTA Configuration as a Firewall
10-2	Example Checklist File for Firewall Configuration
Figures
3-1	HTTP Server Standalone Main Page
4-1	Sample PMDF Site EXAMPLE.COM
8-1	HTTP Server Regular Main Page
8-2	Configuration Main Page
8-3	IMAP/POP Configuration, Select Servers
8-4	IMAP/POP Configuration, popstore/MessageStore information
8-5	IMAP/POP Configuration, Server Information
8-6	Configuration Main Page, IMAP/POP Configuration Entered
8-7	Generate Files
10-1	Sample PMDF Site EXAMPLE.COM
Tables
1-1	Disk Space Requirements for PMDF
1-2	Commonly Used North American Time Zone Abbreviations