Environment
Novell GroupWise 7
Situation
Mail sent to a nickname created in a separate post office from the user it is assigned to is rejected when using a different Internet domain name to which the post office is set, if the user is in a post office that has "For incoming mail, recipients are known exclusively by this Internet domain name" checked.
Resolution
This has been reported to development.
Status
Reported to EngineeringAdditional Information
If you create a user in a post office that has "For
incoming mail, recipients are known exclusively by this Internet
domain name" set on the Internet Addressing tab, regardless of
where you create a nickname it will pickup that setting by
default. So if the nickname is in another post office that
doesn't have that set it still won't be able to receive at the
other domain names specified in Internet Addressing.
To work around this you need to open the properties of the
nickname after it was created and go to the GroupWise Internet
Addressing tab and then check the box to override the default
Internet Addressing Domain name. You can specify any Internet
domain name in your system since they are used for outbound routing
and nicknames are for inbound mail. Make sure not to check
the box next to "For incoming mail, recipients are known
exclusively by this Internet domain name." The nickname will
now be able to receive at any Internet domain name.