Email to fax number
In Outlook, I can specify a fax number as the destination by using the format[FAX:15556667777]. The Exchange server will direct this to the fax number specified.
I route my AS/400 emails to our Exchange server. The AS/400 tells me the recipient is invalid. Is there a way get the AS/400 to accept this value?
Software/Hardware used:
Model 170, V5R2
I route my AS/400 emails to our Exchange server. The AS/400 tells me the recipient is invalid. Is there a way get the AS/400 to accept this value?
Software/Hardware used:
Model 170, V5R2
ASKED:
August 19, 2009 2:30 PM
UPDATED:
August 20, 2009 5:16 PM
Answer Wiki:
Are you using the SNDDST command and the Internet address parm? I have our text messages to cell phones set up this way and it works great.
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Answer again without the mess…
I can route to text on a cell as it fits a normal address format : 5556667777@text.carrier.com
Normally, I’m using ASC’s ESEND app.
I tried the SNDDST as you mentioned.
SNDDST TYPE(*LMSG) TOINTNET([FAX:15556667777])) DSTD(‘test fax’) MSG(‘t
est fax msg’) LONGMSG(‘test for fax lmsg’)
An Internet Address was specified in the TOINTNET parameter but there is
no route SMTP gateway.
My messages normall route to the exchange server, not direct to the internet. I”l dig into this a bit more to see if it should use the existing routing to the exhange server.
If you send thru the Exchange server, you may have to check the relay permissions. Exchange will see this as a relay attempt and block it, unless you have configured it to accept the iSeries IP address.