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A couple questions,
is the service started at strtcp? - Autostart server . . . . . . .
. *YES
or is the smtp service freshly started?
and was this its 1st contact after service started?
Over the years i've noticed 1st contact is a decent delay (like maybe the
strtcpsvr *smtp not starting everything needed) but 2nd and on is
reasonable response (http server does this as well so in testing
performance i don't measure 1st few transactions).. This creates a problem
if starting a service, sending batch of trans out, then ending service..
Jim Franz
On Wed, Aug 7, 2024 at 12:38 PM Jeff Crosby <jlcrosby@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Good Afternoon,with
V7R5 pretty up to date on PTFs.
In preparation for no longer using gmail for email relay we're working
a vendor to use a different relay. It so happens that the password is 69and
characters long.
We have a couple Brother all-in-one devices that we (not often) email
documents to employees. They cannot handle passwords over 32 characters.
Also, our Tripplite UPS cannot handle passwords over 64 characters. No
problem, I thought. We'll just point them to the IBM i (in the cloud)
the IBM i can relay.https://www.kisco.com/ibm-i-security-tips/ibm-i-smtp-relay-controls-2.html
I found this article from some fly by night author (haha):
try
I used ADDSMTPLE to add 3 *ACCEPT entries:
IP Address Subnet Mask
192.168.0.0 255.255.0.0
10.100.0.167 255.255.0.0
10.46.0.2 255.255.255.255
I point the Brother email settings to our IBM i internal IP address and
a test email.possible
Using port 25 gives this error at the Brother device
"Communication with the specified send e-mail server failed. It is
that the network is busy or there is some problem. Please try againlater."
the
Using port 587 gives this error:
"The specified send e-mail server cannot be found. The Send E-mail Server
doesn't exist or the specified host doesn't support the service. Check
Send E-mail Server name and port number."25.
Which leads me to believe that I am reaching the IBM i when using port 25
because the error is different.
I also tried it with the IBM i email relay to the not recommended
ALWRLY(*ALL) in case I fubared the ADDSMTPLE stuff. Same errors.
A support person had me install Putty and connect to the IBM i on port
Got a blank screen with no welcome message. We did the same thing withthe
service we're going to be using and got a welcome screen that said thelist
service was ready. The support person felt that the IBM i was not
listening on port 25.
However, the Work with IPv4 Connection Status screen shows that it is.
Remote Remote Local
Opt Address Port Port Idle Time State
* * 21 020:47:45 Listen
* * 23 001:36:23 Listen
* * 25 000:04:35 Listen
I then tried with port 26 and got a "connection refused" message. So I
think I am connecting on port 25.
I'm guessing the issue is on our IBM i, but don't know what else to look
at.
Suggestions?
Thanks.
--
*Jeff Crosby*
Senior Vice President
UniPro FoodService/Dilgard
P.O. Box 13369
Ft. Wayne, IN 46868-3369
260-422-7531
direct.dilgardfoods.com
The opinions expressed are my own and not necessarily the opinion of my
company. Unless I say so.
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