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I have a customer where some network changes were recently made. Prior to
this they were sending out email from their IBM i using the i/OS SMTP
server without a problem (yes, I know it stinks, but it is what they
have). Now, some emails go out OK (like to gmail.com, etc) and some do
not.

For one of those that is failing, here are the entries in the SMTP
journal:

9T MSG SIZE 849
95 RIN TO SRVR 192.168.1.60
91 O [1]xxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
92 R [2]<xxxx@xxxxxxxxx>
96 SRVR TO QTMSOUTQ
8B QTMSOUTQ TO CLNT
83 U [3]<xxxx@xxxxxxxxx>
86 CLNT(UNDELV) TO QTMSOUTQ
8B QTMSOUTQ TO CLNT

The email addresses have been changed, but I think you can get the idea.

I have the documentation from IBM on the journal codes, but it is useless.

Any suggestions would be appreciated. Going to a different SMTP server is
not an option. The SMTP server is configured with *NONE as the mail
server. They are on V5R4.

Rich Loeber - @richloeber
Kisco Information Systems
[4]http://www.kisco.com

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