That depends. What do you mean by "enabled"?
Refer to the IBM® Redbooks™ publication, AS/400 Electronic-Mail Capabilities (SG24-4703-00), for information on IBM® OS/400® SMTP Server e-mail.
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Last Wiki Answer Submitted: January 23, 2009 4:15 pm by Littlepd1,130 pts.
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I believe his talking about SMTP and POP3. You can check the subsystem QSYSWRK for any QSMTPxxxx and QPOPxxxx jobs. I’m not 100% sure about the job names but its easy to tell which ones are SMTP and POP. But this doesn’t mean that your system is configure to send and receive emails. You need to configure the systems. The SMTP and the POP servers. Hope this helps.
I believe his talking about SMTP and POP3. You can check the subsystem QSYSWRK for any QSMTPxxxx and QPOPxxxx jobs. I’m not 100% sure about the job names but its easy to tell which ones are SMTP and POP. But this doesn’t mean that your system is configure to send and receive emails. You need to configure the systems. The SMTP and the POP servers. Hope this helps.
Expanding on WM: check QTSMTPxxxx and QTPOPxxx too.