vax vms mail help needed

[RAVI KISHORE_1]

I AM USING VAX VMS MAIL TO SEND EMAIL TO MY MS-OUTLOOK AND THE MAIL IS COMING WOTH FROM ADDRESS AS

USERID@DO-NOT-REPLY-INDYWEB.COM

CAN ANY ONE PLZ TELL ME HOW TO CHNGE THIS FROM EMAIL ADDRESS TO GIVE A VALID EMAIL LIKE MY COMPANY MAIL ADDRESS
PLZ HELP ME ON THIS ITS URGENT

[Steven Schweda]

IS YOUR SHIFT KEY BROKEN?

It might help if we knew whose IP software
you're using, and on what. You might start
with this:

tcpip show version

[Hoff]

Microsoft Outlook tool is not a mail server; this matter is very likely centrally involving the OpenVMS VAX host that is sending the mail, or the mail server (and probably an Exchange server) that is managing your Outlook mail.

Does the same SMTP return address show up when you send OpenVMS VAX mail to another SMTP host server that is not associated with your Exchange server? Can you confirm this is associated with OpenVMS VAX and not with your Exchange server?

Perform the following command:

$ SHOW LOGICAL TCPIP$SMTP_FROM

For older releases of TCP/IP Services:

$ SHOW LOGICAL UCX$SMTP_FROM

And it could well be you're not running TCP/IP Services here, too.

[RAVI KISHORE_1]

Thanks Hoff,

I tried the above commands but the logicals donot have any translation in my system.
where can I find the info about the mail environments and their default setting?
If I can change the node names and From address then it may be possible.

[Kris Clippeleyr]

Ravi,
If you are using TCP/IP Services for OpenVMS, you could define the logical name TCPIP$SMTP_FROM to be something like:

This will then show up in the "From:" address field (unless something else fiddles with it).
Regards,
Kris (aka Qkcl)

[Steven Schweda]

> Oct 21, 2009 15:44:58 GMT 6 pts
> [...]
> tcpip show version

I'll admit that the question wasn't worth
much, but it sure beats your non-answer.

> where can I find the info about the mail
> environments and their default setting?

You might start with this:

tcpip show version

> And it could well be you're not running
> TCP/IP Services here, too.

And at this rate, we may never know.

[Oswald Knoppers_1]

Can you do a

$ show logical tcpip$inet_domain

Oswald

[RAVI KISHORE_1]

YES,

It shows me the mail id domain name companyname-web.com

Can I change it or can Is there any DCL command for using that particular command procedure only temporarily.

[Oswald Knoppers_1 · Accepted solution]

You can define the tcpip$smtp_from logical:

$ define tcpip$smtp_from "your.name@company.com"

And then use VMS mail.

Oswald

[RAVI KISHORE_1]

Yes
It worked Thanks a lot Oswald.

and If I use a another .COM for mail purpose then how can I define the mail id in the command procedure.If you that please tell me.

[Oswald Knoppers_1]

>and If I use a another .COM for mail purpose then how can
>I define the mail id in the command procedure.
>If you that please tell me.

I am no sure what you mean with this.

Can't you edit this second .COM file and add your define command in here?

Oswald

[RAVI KISHORE_1]

Yes,

Its working oswald Thanks a lot.