OSI/MHS Gateway Programmatic Interface (GPI) Reference Manual

Object Classes and Attribute Types

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MH-C-PER-RECIPIENT-NDR

This attribute does not exclude reports or call for less external trace information than the

MH-T-ORIGINATOR-REPORT-REQUEST attribute.

MH-T-MTA-RESPONSIBILITY

Indicates whether the message in which the recipient descriptor is contained is to be

delivered to the recipient. If the value is OM-FALSE, another copy of the message is

being independently routed to this recipient.

MH-T-NON-DELIVERY-DIAGNOSTIC

Provides a detailed diagnosis of why the message was not (or would not be) delivered to

the recipient. DDL names for the enumerated values of this attribute describe the

diagnosis: for example, MH-DG-CONTENT-TOO-LONG. See the list of enumerated

values in the Value Characteristics column in Table 3-37

. For detailed descriptions of the

diagnostics, see Recommendations X.400-X.420 (1988).

MH-T-NON-DELIVERY-REASON

Identifies the factor that prevented (or would have prevented) the message from being

delivered to the recipient. DDL names for the enumerated values of this attribute

describe the reasons: for example, MH-RE-RESTRICTED-DELIVERY. See the list of

enumerated values in the Value Characteristics column in Table 3-37

MH-T-ORIGINATOR-REPORT-REQUEST

Indicates reports that the originator requested in circumstances prescribed for such

reports. DDL names for the enumerated values of this attribute (omitting the prefix MH-

RQ-) describe the reports issued:

MH-T-SUPPLEMENTARY-INFO

Provides supplementary information about the status of the message or probe. For

example, a teletex access unit (AU) or teletex-to-telex conversion facility might use this

attribute to provide the received reply (answer back), the telex transmission duration, or