Use the Mail Server Configuration page to configure the email notifications for the IBM Security Identity Manager virtual appliance.

Nov 21, 2024 · Customize the Remote Port Value connected to by the IBM i SMTP Client when delivering emails. Refer to the following IBM Technical document on how to configure the SMTP Client to deliver mail to a Mail Router/Fowarding Hub Server on a Port other than port 25.

If you have a mail router, enter the name of the mail router, for example, mailrouter.company.com. The mail router name is the system name, where SMTP routes the mail if the e-mail is not local mail. See the IBM Navigator for i help for more details.

Setting up an IBM® Domino® server as an SMTP server consists of enabling two separate tasks: a listener task and a routing task. Enabling the SMTP Listener allows a server to receive mail over SMTP. Enabling SMTP routing lets the Domino Router send mail to other servers using SMTP.

IBM® Domino® mail system has three basic components: Domino mail servers, Domino mail files, and mail clients. The Domino mail server is the backbone of an organization's messaging infrastructure, acting both as an Internet mail server and an IBM Notes® mail server.

You have started your servers, and your IBM i, iSeries or AS400 is now an e-mail server with enrolled e-mail users. To stop the servers, follow these steps: In iSeries Navigator, expand your IBM System Server –> Network –> Servers –> TCP/IP .

Activate the SMTP service on your IBM i systems to send emails. Your IBM i system can be used to send emails to your email server. Follow the procedure below to do this using the Send Distribution (SNDDST) command. The sender of the emails must be a local SNADS user. Enter the following command: CFGTCP. Choose option 20, Configure TCP/IP ...

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Find the basic steps for configuring your server for e-mail. Find instructions on how to send and receive e-mail through a Post Office Protocol (POP) client program, like Netscape Mail, Microsoft(R) Outlook, or Eudora, or a SNADS client, like the Send Distribution (SNDDST) command. Find instructions on how to work with e-mail.

Complete the following steps to configure your server to use IBM Cloud® email delivery service as a Smart Host. These examples are for standard Windows 2008 or 2012 server with MailEnable or IIS configured as your SMTP service.