When you configured TCP/IP, the system automatically configured
SMTP for you. However, you still need to change a few SMTP properties
to ensure that the SMTP server works correctly for e-mail.
To change the SMTP properties, perform the
following steps:
- In IBM® Navigator
for i, expand .
- Right-click SMTP and
click Properties.
- Click the tabs listed in the following
table to set the field values indicated in the Then perform the following
action column.
Click this tab |
Then perform the following action |
General |
Select Start when TCP/IP is started.1 |
General |
Select No maximum for the Message
split size field. |
General |
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. |
General |
If you have a firewall set up, select Forward outgoing
mail to router through firewall. |
General |
If you exchange e-mail with Domino® servers,
clear the Interpret percent sign as routing character check
box. |
General |
If you want to forward all nonlocal
e-mail to another SMTP server, specify the fully qualified mail exchanger
domain name in the Forwarding mailhub domain field. |
General |
If you want the SMTP server
to support bare line feed (LF) or carriage return-line feed (CRLF),
select Allow bare line feed. If you want the
SMTP server to support CRLF only, clear the Allow bare
line feed check box. |
Automatic Registration |
If you are using the SNDDST command to send e-mail and the
RCVDST command to receive e-mail, and you are using SNADS addressing
instead of internet addressing, select the Automatically
add remote users to system distribution directory check
box. |
Automatic Registration |
If you are using the SNDDST command to send e-mail and the
RCVDST command to receive e-mail, click System alias table in
the Add users to field. |
1 This
change takes effect the next time the SMTP server is started. |
- Click OK to accept the changes.