RE: Converted from IBM i POP/SMTP to Exchange How to email from IBM i

HI Rob( & Kevin),

I'm really not the system administration, I just happen to have the most experience on IBM i. So please forgive me if some of these questions should be obvious.

Thanks for your quick replies. I've been rather swamped. We have FWDHUBSVR (& MAILROUTER set to our Exchange server. However, it seems the mail is being delivered to the old local IBM i folders for the POP3 server. I think both the SMPT server and POP server are still running on the IBM i. Should I end these servers? I would think we should at least end the POP server.

Michael Quigley
Computer Services
The Way international
www.TheWay.org

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Normally this is done by relaying through someone. You do a
CHGSMTPA<F4> and replace the value in Forwarding mailhub server . . .
FWDHUBSVR

Often this requires you to change the server you are forwarding though to
have them add your IP address to their permit list. You'll need to provide
that information to them.

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We recently went from using a hodgepodge of the IBM i POP3 and SMTP
servers along with some bits of MS-Exchange to a full-blown MS-Exchange
set up. Most everything seems to be working very well. However, we have
some IBM I programs which generate an email. What I'm having trouble
with is how do I get the IBM i to send the message to our Exchange server?

Can anyone point me in the right direction to get this working?

Thanks,
Michael Quigley
Computer Services
The Way international
www.TheWay.org<http://www.theway.org/>

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