On 09/10/15, mark lewis pondered and said...   
       
    ml> yes but you'll still have that netmail containing the original /1   
    ml> destination address... on the /1 machine, you would need a ""forwarder""   
    ml> which either forwards the mail as a new message to your /100 OR the   
    ml> forwarder changes the destination address of /1 to that of /100 so that   
    ml> it will be sent from /1 to /100 where you really want it...   
      
   I thought that is what the ROUTE-TO would in essence do?   
      
   I can see there are also FORWARD-TO statements but they only apply for 'in   
   transit' netmail of which I am unsure mail arriving at my HUB system would   
   qualify as.   
      
   Only one way to find out I guess. :-)   
      
   Best, Paul   
      
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