![]() Step 4: Configure the route to SMTP gateway parameters named User ID and Address. Issue the following command with the parameters shown:ĪDDDIRE USRID(INTERNET SMTPRTE) USRD('UserID to send to Internet') USER(*NONE) SYSNAME(INTERNET) PREFADR(NETUSRID *IBM ATCONTXT) Otherwise, if INTERNET SMTPRTE is not an entry in the System Distribution Directory ( WRKDIRE), go to Step 3b.Īdd the directory entry INTERNET SMTPRTE EXACTLY as below. If an entry exists for INTERNET SMTPRTE with the USRID(INTERNET SMTPRTE), USRD('UserID to send to Internet'), SYSNAME(INTERNET)USER, and PREFADR(NETUSRID *IBM ATCONTXT), skip to Step 4. To determine if the directory entry INTERNET SMTPRTE exists, do the following: a.ĭoes the following directory entry exist? Step 3: If you are going to use SNDDST to send mail to an Internet address, you must add a context addressing directory entry ( WRKDIRE) of INTERNET SMTPRTE. Note: If you want to receive mail for a second SMTP Domain that is named, then would also be associated with the Interface 192.168.1.5. Associate both the SMTP Domain and the fully-qualified Domain Name (type CFGTCP and select Option 12 the Domain Name is concatenated onto the Host Name). Define the fully-qualified Domain Name of the Mail Server. Select Option 1=Add to add the 192.168.1.5 TCP/IP address.ĭefine the SMTP Domain that the SMTP Mail Server will accept mail for. If you are going to resolve the receiving mail domain from the local host table select Option 10. The IBM Power Systems will receive mail for SMTP Domains that are associated with a Power Systems TCP/IP Interface for example, you want to have the Power Systems accept mail for the SMTP Domain. If you are not going to be receiving mail on the iSeries, you can bypass these steps. Step 2: If you are going to receive mail for an SMTP Domain, do the following steps. To configure SMTP, you should do the following:įrom an operating system command line, type the following:įill in the following parameters for your system. ![]() What interface and associated TCP/IP address will be used to receive mail on the operating system? If you are not going to be receiving mail on this iSeries, you will not have to determine this TCP/IP address. Note: You may receive mail if you attempt to send mail because your undeliverables may be returned to the originator. What is the SMTP Domain Name that the operating system will service mail for? If you are not specifying a mailrouter or forwarding mailhub (in versions 61 and 71) you must provide DNS servers if sending mail to domains not included in your local host table on the iSeries. What are the TCP/IP Addresses of the DNS Servers? The firewall or mail server makes a separate connection to an SMTP Server on the Internet.ĭo you manage your own DNS Servers or does your ISP manage your DNS? The SMTP and DNS conversations are made directly with the mail relay on the firewall. Linux Firewall or Cisco PIX with SMTP Port 25 TCP Open and DNS Port 53 UDP/TCP Open. ![]() The following information is required to configure SMTP/POP on the operating system: 1.Īre you using a filtering firewall or a mail relay? If so, what is the TCP/IP address of the firewall or mail relay? It is not recommended that you leave this setting at *ALL, but instead should consider your environment and set this accordingly so that your system cannot be used for relaying by anyone not within your company. Refer to the online Help Text for Mail Relay settings with IBM iSeries Navigator SMTP properties. Refer to pages 188 and 189 of the AS/400 Electronic-Mail Capabilities Redbooks publication.įor additional rules for the SNDDST subject line, refer to page 198. Refer to the IBM Redbooks publication, AS/400 Electronic-Mail Capabilities (SG24-4703-00), for information on IBM i SMTP Server e-mail. ![]() It also includes configuring the IBM i to use the native command SNDDST to send to Internet addresses. This document explains how to configure MSF/SMTP on the IBM i for sending e-mails.
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