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A Message Networking subscriber is a subscriber on an administered
remote machine that has been identified on the Message Networking
system. The average number of supported
subscribers and the subscriber capabilities
depend on the remote machine type.
Note: A maximum of 500,000 subscribers (250,000
with voice names) are supported for Message Networking. Enterprise
Lists and Enterprise List voice names also count as subscribers
on the system.
Message Networking subscribers can be administered in the following
ways:
Before administering remote subscribers, you should be aware of
differences in subscriber functionality due to use with Message
Networking. See Remote machine considerations
for more information.
When a new node is added to the messaging network, Message Networking
either pulls the new subscriber information or the new subscriber
information is "pushed" to the Message Networking system.
Whether information is pulled or pushed depends on the particular
nodes involved in the messaging exchange. Subscriber information
can be made available to other nodes once it is on the Message Networking
system. For more information on Message Networking subscribers,
see Subscriber administration.
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