Reviewing some notes, and testing results, correct me if I'm wrong.
After upgrading to V7R1, CHGSMTPA should be reviewed, tested, and checked.
FWDHUBSVR was added as a new field at V6R1, but its actual use changed at V7R1.
At V6R1 MAILROUTER is primary.
At V7R1 FWDHUBSVR is the primary, MAILROUTER the secondary, both used, and can be different if you have multiple mail servers. If one mail server is down, FWDHUBSVR is down, (primary) MAILROUTER will deliver the mail as a backup.
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From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of fbocch2595@xxxxxxx
Sent: Thursday, December 19, 2013 4:11 PM
To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: SNDDST not working after V7 upgrade
Hi Folks, IBM said update FWDHUBSVR and voila!  SNDDST's working again.  Since I have FWDHUBSVR specified as *NONE on my V6 PROD system, I'm wondring if V7 forces me to use FWDHUBSVR?  
My new PROD LPAR will need work because it was built diffently than the SAV21/RST21 and it doesn't have  /QTCPTMM on it.  That LPAR was installed with V7 and then many libs were replicated to it but not many Q* objects were replicated to it so it's missing some.  It would be nice if we could run 1 command that created our email enviroment, etc.. 
 
Thanks for your help, Frank
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From: Evan Harris <auctionitis@xxxxxxxxx>
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thu, Dec 19, 2013 3:16 pm
Subject: Re: SNDDST not working after V7 upgrade
Have you checked the directory entries are OK ?
WRKDIRE and check what users are in there lso look to see what system name the users have assigned and check that it atches the system name in DSPNETA Seems like if QSECOFR can send it might be how your users are registered in he directory, which SNDDST depends upon You might be able to get further information in the distribution log SPDSTLOG or by looking at the distribution journal QZMF (I think)
On Fri, Dec 20, 2013 at 6:45 AM, <fbocch2595@xxxxxxx> wrote:
 Hi Folks, I’m still having issues with SNDDST but...We can use usrprf  QSECOFR to successfully snddst to our home email address (aol, etc.) but  QSECOFR still not SNDDST to our internal outlook.
 Thanks for the info on this and here’s the answers to the questions that  you’ve raised in this thread;
 QALWOBJRST is always *ALL on our systems
 The consultant who did the work saved and restored from a SAV21 and that  brought us up to V6 and then upgraded to V7.  He said he did an unload  reload to a different system, then upgrade.
 Should I try to get any more info than that?
 Should I try to get any more info than that?
 Should I try to get any more info than that?
 Regarding /QTCPTMM…I’m assuming that it was saved during the sav21 and  restored when the rst of the SAV21 was done…right?...and here’s how it is  now;
                              Work with Object Links
  Directory  . . . . :   /QTCPTMM
  Type options, press Enter.
    2=Edit   3=Copy   4=Remove   5=Display   7=Rename   8=Display attributes
    11=Change current directory ...
  Opt   Object link            Type             Attribute    Text
        .                      DIR
        ..                     DIR
        ATTABOX                DIR
        DSN                    DIR
        ENCODE                 DIR
        FTRFILES               DIR
        LOCKBOX                DIR
        MAIL                   DIR
        SMTPBOX                DIR
        TMP                    DIR
 Any other ideas?
 Thanks, Frank
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 From: CRPence <CRPbottle@xxxxxxxxx>
 To: midrange-l <midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
 Sent: Thu, Dec 19, 2013 11:24 am
 Subject: Re: SNDDST not working after V7 upgrade
 On 19-Dec-2013 05:57 -0800, rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
  Paul,
  Maybe you're right...
 
http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=nas27a11ff9db49db7f586256ea900714552
 http://www.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=nas28f129bd920f1fd4a86256eb0003cadcc
    FWiW [for the archives, per the APARs\links will surely be purged  oon enough] those v5r3 APARs, SE16086 and SE15891 [one a sysroute\copy  f the other], suggest that the directories _under_ the /QTCPTMM are not  aved, *except* its MAIL directory; i.e. not an issue with the Can Be  aved (*ALWSAV) attribute of that directory itself, but some\most of its  ubdirectories.
 SE15891 - TCPIP-SMTP-MSGCPFA09C CPFA09C WHEN SENDING MAIL AFTER A FULL  YSTEM SAVE AND RESTORE. DIRECTORIES FOR QTCPTMM ARE MISSING.
 E16086 - TCPIP-SMTP-MSGCPFA09C CPFA09C WHEN SENDING MAIL AFTER A FULL  ...
 Problem Summary_
 System SAV/RST does not save QTCPTMM directories, except for MAIL. All  thers are suppose to be recreated once touched. This is not happening.
 SF doesn't have authority.
  ..."
    But with regard to the scenario as described by the OP whereby "the  NDDST command runs with no error but does not send to the email  ddress", that issue from the APARs seems unlikely to be an origin.
 urely the OP would be happier to have such an obvious failure :-)  And  hat those directories could be the origin for the issue for the OP is  urther diminished in likelihood, by the fact that the side effects from  he unsaved subdirectories were to have been _resolved by_ the PTFs for  hose APARs back in v5r3m0.  The changes\fixes were to ensure that the  issing directories would be automatically created by POP and SMTP,  ather than only by MSF [server startups presumably], if\when the  issing directories condition was detected, and that the owner and  uthorities for those since-created directories would be properly  stablished, irrespective the user [QMSF or QTCP] established for the  rocess as provided in changes to the service program QTCP/QTMSUTL.
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 egards, Chuck
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