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Document Title: Set Up SMTP (TCP/IP) Mail
Document Description:
Getting Started
Before setting up e-mail on the AS/400 system, you need to answer the
following questions:
1 What will my e-mail addresses look like?
2 What is the address of my Name Server (DNS)?
3 Do I have a firewall?
4 Do I have a Mail Proxy, Mail Router or Mail Relay?
5 If the answer to 3 or 4 is "yes", what is the IP Address of each?
In order to configure the AS/400 system as an Internet or intranet e-mail
server, you need to decide or determine the format of your Mail Addresses,
and have your Name Server(s) configured appropriately. For example, if you
want your Mail Addresses to look like:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED]
you need to have your Name Server (DNS) provider configure the Name Server
to identify your AS/400 system as the Mail Server for "mycompany.com".
This is known as creating an MX Record.
Receiving Mail
In order for the AS/400 system to receive mail, it must be able to
recognize the recipient's SMTP Domain (the part of the e-mail address to
the right of the '@') as its own. This is done by configuring the LOCAL
HOST TABLE as follows, again assuming that our e-mail addresses look like
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]":
1 Enter the following command from an OS/400 command line:
CFGTCP
2 Select Option 1.
3 Record all of the IP Addresses there (ignore 127.0.0.1; it is a
dummy address) and press F3.
4 Select Option 10.
5 For each IP Address recorded in Step 3, if the address already
exists in the table, use Option 2 to add the name mycompany.com
to the name(s) already associated with that address. If the
address is not in the table, use Option 1 to add it, again
associating the name mycompany.com with the address.
6 Return to the CFGTCP menu, and select Option 12.
7 If there is nothing specified in the HOST NAME field, enter the
AS/400 System Name.
8 If there is no value in the DOMAIN NAME field, enter
mycompany.com.
9 If at V4R2 or higher, enter *LOCAL for HOST NAME SEARCH PRIORITY,
enter the address(es) for your Name Server(s), press Enter, and
skip to Step 12.
10 Select Option 13.
11 Enter the address(es) for your Name Server(s), enter *LOCAL in
the last parameter field (Searched First) and press Enter.
12 At this point, you should be back at the CFGTCP menu, and you
have the basics set up for receiving mail. Subsequent steps will
depend on the types of Mail Users you have.
Receiving Mail for POP Users
Even if they never sign on to the AS/400 system, each POP mail user is
considered an AS/400 user, and must have a user profile. If the user
normally signs on to the AS/400 system, that is not a problem; he/she
already has a user profile. If that is the case, simply skip to the
section on Directory Entries. Otherwise, just use the CRTUSRPRF command to
create a user profile. Most of the defaults can be used, but the following
parameters require attention:
o PWDEXP
Setting this parameter to *YES is a bad idea, since it forces the
user to change the password, and he/she would have to sign on to
the AS/400 system to do that. It is best to code this parameter as
*NO.
o INLMENU
Setting this parameter to *SIGNOFF will prevent this User Profile
from being used to sign on to the AS/400 system. If the user does
not need to sign on to the AS/400 system, this is a good idea.
o LMTCPB
This should be set to *YES for security purposes.
o PWDEXPITV
Password Expiration Interval; related to PWDEXP. If the user does
not sign on to the AS/400 system, this should be set to *NOMAX.
Otherwise, when the password expires, the user will no longer be
able to see his/her mail.
The user profile and password configured here are the same ones that are
configured on the POP Client as UserID, ACCOUNT, or similar parameter.
Often, for security reasons, the User Profile is not the same as the e-mail
user. For example, if the e-mail address for the user is
[EMAIL PROTECTED], the User Profile name might be ROE or JROE. Using
that example, the command would be:
CRTUSRPRF USRPRF(JROE)
PWDEXP(*NO)
INLMNU(*SIGNOFF)
LMTCPB(*YES)
PWDEXPITV(*NOMAX)
Each user also requires a Directory Entry. The Directory Entry is where
the e-mail address gets matched with the User Profile. If the user does
not already have a directory entry, we need to add one. Let us use the
example of [EMAIL PROTECTED] to add a new Directory Entry, using the
User Profile from the example above:
ADDDIRE USRID(JANEROE SYSNAME)
USRD('Jane Roe - POP3 User')
USER(JROE)
SYSNAME(*LCL)
MSFSRVLVL(*SYSMS)
PREFADR(*SMTP)
Note: If the user already has a Directory Entry, use the following
command:
CHGDIRE USRID(JANEROE SYSNAME) MSFSRVLVL(*SYSMS) PREFADR(*SMTP)
Once we have created the Directory Entry, we need to use the command
WRKDIRE USRID(JANEROE SYSNAME). We then select Option 2 to change the
Entry. On the next screen, press F19. This will present a confirmation
message at the bottom of your screen; just press enter to get the following
screen, and enter the information as shown:
|---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------|
| Add Name for SMTP |
|Type choices, press Enter. |
| User ID . . . . . . . . : XZY1404
|
| Address . . . . . . . . : RCHASBDS |
| SMTP user ID . . . . . . jane.roe_______________ |
| SMTP domain . . . . . . . mycompany.com______ |
| _____________________________________________ |
| SMTP route . . . . . . . ________________________ |
| ____________________________________________ |
|
|
|---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-----------|
You will need to press Enter a couple of times to get back to the WRKDIRE
screen.
Receiving Mail for OV/400 Users
OfficeVision/400 users will already have a User Profile and a Directory
Entry. All you need to do is add the e-mail address to the Directory
Entry. To do that, just enter WRKDIRE to show all of the Directory
Entries. Then for each user do the following:
Select Option 2 to change the Entry. On the next screen, press F19. This
will present a confirmation message at the bottom of your screen; just
press enter to get the following screen, and enter the information as
shown:
|---------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------|
| Add Name for SMTP |
|Type choices, press Enter. |
| User ID . . . . . . . . : XZY1404
|
| Address . . . . . . . . : RCHASBDS |
| SMTP user ID . . . . . . jane.roe____________________|
| SMTP domain . . . . . . . mycompany.com_________|
| ______________________________________________|
| SMTP route . . . . . . . ___________________________|
| ______________________________________________|
|
|
|---------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------|
You will need to press Enter a couple of times to get back to the WRKDIRE
screen.
Receiving Mail for Domino Users
No additional OS/400 configuration is required to allow DOMINO/400 users to
receive mail; see the Lotus documentation for required Domino configuration
steps. The following is a link to a page where you can download an Adobe
Acrobat file:
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg245181.html
Sending Mail
No additional configuration is required to allow POP or Domino users to
send mail. In order to allow OV/400 users to send mail, you need to:
ADDDIRE USRID(INTERNET GATEWAY)
USRD('Allow OV/400 to send INTERNET Mail')
SYSNAME(INTERNET)
MSFSRVLVL(*USRIDX)
PREFADR(NETUSRID *IBM ATCONTXT)
and:
CHGDSTA SMTPRTE(INTERNET GATEWAY)
If You Have a Firewall and/or a Mail Proxy:
CHGSMTPA MAILROUTER(MAIL.ROUTER.NAME) FIREWALL(*YES)
Then, make sure that mail.router.name is either in the AS/400 Host Table (
CFGTCP Option 10) or resolvable via your Name Server (DNS).
After all configurations are complete, do the following:
1 ENDTCPSVR *SMTP
2 ENDMSF
3 STRTCPSVR *SMTP
4 STRMSF
5 WRKACTJOB SBS(QSYSWRK)
6 In the display that results from Step 5, verify that there are:
o Three jobs named QMSF running
o A job named QTSMTPBRCL running
o A job named QTSMTPBRSR running
o A job named QTSMTPCLNT running
o A job named QTSMTPSRVR running
If Mail Does Not Work
If mail does not work, after following the instructions above, you can do
some preliminary troubleshooting by looking at the job logs for the QMSF
jobs, and for QTSMTPBRSR, QTSMTPBRCL, QTSMTPCLNT AND QTSMTPSRVR. If any of
these jobs is not running, we definitely need the job logs. Most error
messages that would be found in those logs will either have a workable
recovery procedure, or will lead to a PTF.
-----Original Message-----
From: Luis Ramirez V. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2003 7:18 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Envio de Correos a trav�s de AS/400
Hola FORO:
Ya tengo los pgm recomendados instalados pero al ejecutar el comando, no
pasa nada, ustedes tienen alguna documentacion de la configuracion del
servidor de correos para conocer lo que esta faltando.
Saludos,
Luis.
-----Mensaje original-----
De: Lola Perez Ortiz [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Enviado el: Mi�rcoles 28 de Mayo de 2003 02:03 AM
Para: Luis Ramirez V.
Asunto: Re: Envio de Correos a trav�s de AS/400
Hola Luis,
Te puedes descargar los programas de 2 sitios: www.help400.com y
www.recursos-as400.com.
En la primera estan en el apartado de NUESTRAS UTILIDADES y en la
segunda
buscando sndmail, del resultado firmado por Alex Corretge.
Los tendras que revisar y adaptar un poco, te recomiendo el segundo
que el
al que menos modificaciones hay que hacerle, ya que solo envia
mensajes de
512 posiciones y yo he logrado ampliarlo a 16128, tambien envia la
hora
GMT, la parte del Time del sistema la tiene comentada.
Espero que te sirva.
Un Saludo
Lola P�rez
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Para:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
27/05/03 20:35 cc:
Asunto: Envio de
Correos a trav�s de AS/400
Hola LOLA PEREZ,
El siguiente email ha sido enviado por LRAMIREZ a trav�s de tu
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Lola:
Sabes donde encuentro la documencion del procedimiento para el envio
de
correos a traves del comando SNDMAIL.
Gracias
Luis
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