DNS Domain with a UUCP Gateway
by Janice Winsor
Solaris™ 8 Advanced System Administrator's Guide, Third Edition
- Copyright
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Mail Services
- NIS+
- Automounter and WebNFS Services
- Service Access Facility
- Understanding the Service Access Facility
- Setting Up Modems and Character Terminals
- Setting Up Printing Services
- New Printing Features in the Solaris 8 Operating Environment
- Solaris Print Package Redesign
- Print Administration Tools in the Solaris Operating Environment
- System Requirements for a Print Server
- Printer Configuration Information
- Introducing Solaris Print Manager
- Adding a Network Printer
- Using Print Client Commands
- Solving Printing Problems
- Application Software
- Introducing Shell Programming
- System Security
- Understanding System Security
- Using the Automated Security Enhancement Tool (ASET)
- Using Authentication Services
- Role-Based Access Control
- What Is a Role?
- Administrative Rights
- Primary Administrator Capabilities
- Granting Rights to a User
- Creating a Role
- Regular User Rights
- Rights Hierarchies
- Real and Effective UIDs and GIDs
- The RBAC Databases
- Commands That Use Role-Based Access Control Authorizations
- Commands for Managing Role-Based Access Control
- Volume Management
- Celeste's Tutorial on Solaris 2.x Modems and Terminals
- Introduction
- Celeste's Strategy for Configuring Modems and Terminals
- Tip and /etc/remote
- Basic Modem Programming
- Enabling Solaris for a Bidirectional Modem
- Enabling Solaris for a Dial-out-only Modem
- Setting Up a Terminal on Solaris 2.x
- Setting Serial Port Modes
- Configuring Serial Ports for UUCP
- File format: /etc/saf/{pmtag}/_pmtab and /etc/saf/_sactab
- Customizing the Login Message (Solaris 2.0–2.3)
- Customizing the Login Message (Solaris 2.4–higher)
- Solaris IA Issues
- Vendor List
- Glossary
- Bibliography
- Index
DNS Domain with a UUCP Gateway
Adding the capability of dealing with UUCP addresses to a gateway is easily done. Just add the following line to the end of the macro configuration file for the gateway in question.
MAILER(uucp)dnl
Run the macro configuration file through the m4 macro processor and copy the generated sendmail configuration file to /etc/mail/sendmail.cf on your gateway. Restart sendmail; your gateway can now deal with UUCP addresses.
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