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17.2 Mail
Using the same example, if you have mail for both 1:135/142 and
26:1305/142, all mail (for both addresses) would be delivered
during the same session. This is true for both inbound and
outbound connections.
If you know that a system is EMSI capable and you have regular
mail traffic with more than one of its AKAs, you can HOLD mail
for the system's other AKAs and only allow the Mailer (FD) to
call one of the addresses. When the session is established, all
of the remote system's AKAs are processed.
This probably sounds more confusing than it really is. So to make
a long story short, make sure you have the "Present all AKAs to
remote" option enabled (Mailer>Miscellaneous) and play it by ear.
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