We can send emails via Control-M to the defined/default MS exchange server but we need to send an email to an address on a specific SMTP server.
Anyone out there know how to specify a specific SMTP server IP address in the Shout Destination Table?
SHOUT DESTINATION TABLE
- philmalmaison
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I think you only can do it in 6.3 ...
so do the following to declare your server:
ctm_menu opt 6 Parameter Customization opt 6
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol Parameters
and declare it
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol Parameters Menu
----------------------------------------------
Select one of the following options:
1 - SMTP Server (Relay) Name : gw-smtp-def
2 - Sender Email : CONTROL@M
3 - Port Number : 25
4 - Sender Friendly Name :
5 - Reply-To Email :
s - Save Parameters
q - Quit
Enter option number ---> []:
regards,
Philmalmaison
so do the following to declare your server:
ctm_menu opt 6 Parameter Customization opt 6
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol Parameters
and declare it
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol Parameters Menu
----------------------------------------------
Select one of the following options:
1 - SMTP Server (Relay) Name : gw-smtp-def
2 - Sender Email : CONTROL@M
3 - Port Number : 25
4 - Sender Friendly Name :
5 - Reply-To Email :
s - Save Parameters
q - Quit
Enter option number ---> []:
regards,
Philmalmaison
philmalmaison settings ok, for the version 6.3 is all.
For version 6.1.3 - 6.2 you may also go:
In config.dat of control-m server and modify the entry:
MAPI --> SMTP
(usually is the last line of the file)
Before modify the file backup it and then:
restart the server.
Test the do-mail and in the log lookk for an entry like:
"shout to "e-mail" performed".
For version 6.1.3 - 6.2 you may also go:
In config.dat of control-m server and modify the entry:
MAPI --> SMTP
(usually is the last line of the file)
Before modify the file backup it and then:
restart the server.
Test the do-mail and in the log lookk for an entry like:
"shout to "e-mail" performed".