Hello Maxim.

17 Oct 08 12:04, you wrote to me:

 MS> correct me if i wrong.

 MS> for example, if one point of your noda has in config

 MS> Route normal 5:7105/1.0 5:*

Then HPT is not going to know how it must route to any other zone than Zone5, 
in other words HPT will not know what to do with those posts and they will go 
no where at all ...

 MS> and then create message to address to zone 2, and send it to your noda

 MS> then if your noda has in config

 MS> Route normal 5:7105/1.0 1:* 2:* 3:* 4:* 5:*

 MS> then this message route perfectly to destination?

The above tells HPT that it must route messages for ZONES 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 
via node 5:7105/1 ...

 RT>> No routing has been made for Zones 1, 3, 4, or 5 , so it would
 RT>> not be possible for this system to route mail to nodes in these
 RT>> Zones, from a node system.

 MS> thnx for explaining, it seems that i understand... mostly L)

My pleasure ...

 RT>> For a point system this may or may not be a problem ... , at this
 RT>> stage, I don't know what the situation is for a point ...

 MS> it'be nice to clear it

After further consideration, there is no difference in routing for points or 
nodes. If HPT does not have a routing statement for a zone, it will not know 
what to do with the message, and it is likely to end up in an outbound 
somewhere, and end up going nowhere at all

Russell

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