In article <[log in to unmask]>,
         Eric Thomas <[log in to unmask]> writes:
|> On Mon, 16 Nov 1992 09:47:24 EST Ed Fair <[log in to unmask]>
|> said:
|>
|> >will all the listservs around  the world modify their subscription lists
|> >as follows?
|> >
|> >x@gtri01            -> x@gitvm1
|> >[log in to unmask]     -> [log in to unmask]
|> >[log in to unmask] -> [log in to unmask]
|>
|> For servers running 1.7d or 1.7e,  the answer is yes, not applicable, and
|> no. There is  no way to turn  Internet address A into  Internet address B
|> because there is no equivalent to ':oldnode.' for the Internet.
|>
|>   Eric
 
The way to handle the last case is to put an MX record in your nameserver
(or a CNAME, which would also cover the case of people using TELNET or some
other application, if you want) which points gtri01.gatech.edu to
gitvm1.gatech.edu . You may have already been planning that...it is all that
is necessary to get the mail there.
 
--Shane