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First of all is your AS400 your mail server for your domain? Meaning if your company domain is xyz.com and your e-mail address are user@xxxxxxx does your AS400 take the incoming e-mail or do you have some other server on your network. If you have a different mail sever that all the clients attach to and receives internet mail other than your AS400, your as400 cannot have the same domain name. If your CHGTCPDMN DMNNAME() on your as400 is also xyz.com, it will try to send any distributions to itself and not to your other mail server. This is the biggest problem with SNDDST and IBM free SMTP server. -----Original Message----- > I know this has been covered before, and I have read through many messages > in the archives but have not found the solution. > > I have set up our AS/400 to use SNDDST and I can send emails to people > outside of our domain (such as georeg@xxxxxxxxx or frank@xxxxxxx) > But I cannot send emails to anyone in our company (example to myself) > > I see in the archives that I should try to telnet to our mail server and I > attempted that. I get a message: > sosrv35.xxxx.xxxx.ops.us.uu.net ESMTP not accepting messages > I cannot find in the archives what this message means (I am not a telnet or > SMTP guru) > > Can anyone point me to the next step I should take in trouble shooting this. > 1) Why can I send emails outside but not within our company > 2) What does the telnet message mean?
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