on 07-20-2012 5:03 AM
Hi
I m trying sending mails from SAP but unable to do so , as checked in SOST error is shown with mess no 816
Message no. XS816
Due to a technical fault, the system could not set up a connection to destination 172.16.20.50: 25. Therefore, the message could not be transferred to node SMTP.
The system was unable to transfer the message.
Additional information of the node used (in the system language of the node):
Check the connection from the SAP system to node SMTP. Perhaps the node is not assigned to the correct destination. If so, correct this in Customizing.
In production operation, it is advisable to reroute provisionally to another node.
You should therefore notify your system administrator.
I have checked SCOT configuration , as its as per the mark .
PORT 25 is default and is open .
I have checked in SMICM ICM logs are also showing errors as
ERROR => IcmPlAllocBuf: MpiGetOutbuf failed (rc = 7(MPI_EBROKEN: pipe broken/canceled)) [icxxplugin_m 1149]
ERROR => SMTP SmtpClientClose: alloc failed, rc = -3 [smtp_plg_mt. 2739]
ERROR => IcmConnClose: PlugInStopConn failed (rc=701) [icxxconn_mt. 3078]
I m using ECC 6.0 ehp5 AIX / Oracle .
I have just upgraded my system from ECC 4.7 to ECC ehp 5
Regards
Shilpa
Hi,
Ask your mail server administrator to allow requests from your SAP server on the Mail server.
Hope this helps!
AC
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Hi,
1.Can you please check weather PORT 25 is blocking or not.
2.check default domain setting in SCOT transaction.
3.Set correct IP address of mail server or third party tool mail server iP address(EX:Hamster)
4.check script file running or not.
5.In mail server reconfigure POP(incoming), SMTP(outgoing) mails.
6.Check SAP SMTP parameters settings.
7.Test send mail Via SBWP transaction
8.Assign authorized Mail address for user via SU01
regards,
Selvakumar.R
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Can you please check if the port 25 is blocked .
Execute
Telnet 172.16.20.50 25
In the SMTP node , have you used IP address or hostname of the SMTP server ?
Regards
Ratnajit
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Is the send mail job scheduled , report RSCONN01.
Also check this SAP note
Note 1171502 - Error when sending e-mails using the ICM SMTP plug-in
Regards
Ratnajit
Did you add the SAP Server IP address in SMTP Server Relay?
Refer this link
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/SI/SAP+to+send+external+mails
Regards
Ratnajit
Two things come to mind here.
1) Have you tried issuing the command, STARTTLS ? If not sure, check with your network gurus
2) In transaction SCOT, go to the supported address type and make sure the box is checked next to "Internet" Then click on the SET button and make sure the address area is set to *
Cheers
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