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  • Subject: Native domino SMTP errors
  • From: "Damien Mounier" <dmounier@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 13 Dec 1999 14:22:27 -0000

I'm running domino R5.01.02 on a V4R4 AS/400. I have setup the native domino SMTP, my TCPIP configuration
uses a remote DNS that resolves Internet adresses. When I send a message from Notes to the internet,
I have error messages in the domino console (I set Log_mailrouting=40 in the notes.ini file):
for example if the destination adresse is 'd_mounier@hotmail.com' the console display theses messages:
 
router: No messages transferred to hotmail.com (host hotmail.com) via smtp: server not responding
router: Failed to connect to smtp host hotmail.com because server not responding
 
with the command 'netstat *cnn' I see the smtp port is active and the state is 'syn-sent' and bytes in/out stays
at 0 value. I have disabled the native smtp service of the AS/400.
 
The internet messages are sent properly from a windows NT machine running Domino 4.6 in the same network !
 
The question is What should I do to send messages to the internet with native domino smtp ?
 
thanks for help.
 
Damien Mounier
 

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