Re: SNDSMTPEMM not working with Domino active

[B Stone <bvstone@xxxxxxxxx>]

SNDSMTPEMM  uses the IBM i SMTP server for sending.  If you want to use
Domino as a relay I would think you could set it up as the mail router or
forwarding hub server in the SMTP server, but I don't think you can tell
the command to directly use Domino.

I've not used IBM's email for a while so this is a different scenario than
most.  I would personally contact IBM support (either SMTP and/or Domino)
and ask them how the set that up.  You can't be the first in that situation.


Bradley V. Stone
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On Wed, May 8, 2019 at 7:31 AM <Franz.Rauscher@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hi!
>
> I want to user SNDSMTPEMM on my IBM-i 7.3.
>
> All worked well when the Built-In SMTP-Server was running. Sending was
> without a problem.
> Now i installed Domino which has its own SMTP-Server. I had to disable the
> IBM-i Built-In SMTP-Server because of a port conflict.
>
> But now SNDSMTPEMM does not send anymore. I always get "Send E-mail
> Successful.  " but the Domino does not get connected. The mail is not
> really sent and seems to bequeued. SMTp on Domino is tested and running
> fine.
>
> How do i configure my system that it uses Domino for  SNDSMTPEMM instead
> of the local Server.
>
> I dont want to use multiple IP-Addresses. One for Built-In SMTP and one
> for Domino
>
> Greetings,
> Franz
>
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