Change default 5 day inter mail delivery failure timeout - how?

I found a document in the R6 Admin Help that says:

When the Router is unable to transfer a message on the first attempt, it continues to attempt delivery at intervals, as specified in the “Initial transfer retry interval” field of the Configuration Settings document. If a message cannot be delivered (or forwarded to the next server on the path to the user’s mail server) within a specified time-out period, the Router returns a delivery failure report to the sender. By default, the message time-out value is 24 hours.

In the event that mail files on certain servers become unreachable for an extended period, consider increasing the default time-out value on other servers. A higher time-out value decreases the likelihood of important mail being returned because of transfer and delivery failures.

On the Internet, the time-out value for message transfer is typically five days - that is, if the next hop server is unreachable, the connecting server continues to retry transfer for five days before giving up and generating a delivery failure report.

OK, where do I reset the 5 day setting? I can find the MailTimeout setting in the INI file but nowhere do I see anything that will reset the 5 day setting. My client wants me to set it at 1-2 days at the most.

Subject: Change default 5 day inter mail delivery failure timeout - how?

Roy,You don’t set it. It is an Internet standard. These setting are on other mail servers that you have no control over. You can only control mail in your own domain.

Subject: RE: Change default 5 day inter mail delivery failure timeout - how?

Thank you for the response. That is what I told my client, but they wouldn’t belive me. They were sure that it was Notes that controlled it.

Appreciate the help.