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In article <00963368.088EF3C0.26171@CCVAX.CCS.CSUS.EDU>, "John F. Sandhoff" <syssand@CCVAX.CCS.CSUS.EDU> writes:
=>> I'd like to have E-mails sent to any node on my domain to be routed
=>> through my MX node called STROPH.
=
=> What's called for are a list of the exceptions, known only to stroph, where
=> the name server isn't used.
=>
=> DEFINE PATH "node1"                    SMTP/ROUTE="node1.univ-st-etienne.fr"
=> DEFINE PATH "node1.univ-st-etienne.fr" SMTP/ROUTE="node1.univ-st-etienne.fr"
=
=Almost. You need to define all possible names as LOCAL. For example, on
=my cluster of five CPU's here's a snippet of MCP SHOW:
=
=Domain-to-path mappings:
=  Domain="ccvax1.ccs.csus.edu", Path=Local
=  Domain="ccvax1.csus.edu", Path=Local
=  Domain="ccvax1", Path=Local
=  Domain="[130.86.89.1]", Path=Local
=  Domain="ccvax2.ccs.csus.edu", Path=Local
=  Domain="ccvax2.csus.edu", Path=Local
=  Domain="ccvax2", Path=Local
=  Domain="[130.86.89.2]", Path=Local
=
=I then use MX records in the Domain Name Service config file to point all
=of these machines (ccvax1, ccvax2...) to the actual machine running the
=SMTP_Server.
=
=And as was mentioned, ORDER IS IMPORTANT. These must come before the
=wildcards!

Either you or I misunderstand his problem.  As I understand it,
NODE1.UNIV-ST-ETIENNE.FR is NOT clustered with STROPH, so it CAN'T be a local
delivery.
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