BM> OK.. so what you're saying is:

 BM> z1 is: domain fidonet c:\\fd\\outbound.1 1
 BM> z2 is: domain fidonet c:\\fd\\outbound.2 2
 BM> z3 is: domain fidonet c:\\fd\\outbound.3 3
 BM> z4 is: domain fidonet c:\\fd\\outbound.4 4
 BM> z316 is: domain whispernet c:\\fd\\outbound.13C 316
 BM> z618 is: domain micronet c:\\fd\\outbound.26A 618 

No. With synchronet's tosser you don't want to try 5d addressing.

Your config should look like this:

domain fidonet c:\\fd\\outbound 1
domain whispernet c:\\fd\\outbound 1
domain micronet c:\\fd\\outbound 1

Basically, "1" is your primary fidonet node number, which will make your
"outbound" directory Fidonet only.

Binkd is smart enough to create the other outbound directories based on that.
So it will create c:\\fd\\outbound.13C for whispernet as soon as you make your
first connection, because you have your whispernet address (as well as
others) defined under the "address" fields.

Regards,
Nick


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