554 No SMTP service here

Hi All,
i am facing problem with incoming mail, some time outside mail bouncing back with following error
Eg: [email protected]
SMTP error from remote mail server after initial connection:
host mail.example.com
[ 3.3.3.3 ( static ip)]: 554 No SMTP service here.
90% of mail getting 10 % only have problem.
my setup as follows,
sonicwall email securty i am using for mail filtering. all incoming and outgoing email through Sonicwall Email security
waiting for valuable advice ....
Bino
Thomas

First (and I've been waiting to find someone with Sonicwall email security), see this gartner report:
http://imagesrv.gartner.com/reprints/214000/214080/214080_1.png;pv3a303be6c24debfe
(http://www.gartner.com/technology/reprints.do?id=1-16XZCJZ&ct=110811&st=sb)
You should really dump Sonicwall for email protection. :)
ok, ok, as for your actual question, you should telnet to port 25 from an external address to the value of your internet MX record. See
here for more. Your email routing may not be configured as you expect. Additionally, maybe the sonicwall is configured to ignore email traffic from
certain addresses.
Mike Crowley | MVP
My Blog --
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Server instance: /opt/SUNWmsgsr
Alarmid: serverresponse
Instance: smtp
Description: server response time in seconds
Current measured value (13/Jun/2006:01:26:21 -0700): 80
Lowest recorded value: 0
Highest recorded value: 80
Monitoring interval: 600 seconds
Alarm condition is when over threshold of 10
Number of times over threshold: 10
I checked my cron list to see if something is running around that time, but nothing. There is also no clue in any log files including /var/adm/messages and /var/opt/SUNWmsgsr/log/* . Nothing has been logged about any failure or error.
I enabled the watcher to restart the failed processes now, but I need to know why it started failing.
I also tried to find a correlation between the number of SMTP connections and that failure. Although it seems to be unneededly high due to spams, there are some other times that it hits much higher values, and it survives. So, it does not seem to be the number of connections handled by the server. It is something else, but what?
Any comments!

Here are the details;
1) lithium# imsimta version
Sun Java(tm) System Messaging Server 6.2-3.04 (built Jul 15 2005)
libimta.so 6.2-3.04 (built 01:43:03, Jul 15 2005)
SunOS lithium 5.10 Generic sun4u sparc SUNW,UltraSPARC-IIi-Engine
2) - SMTP was not responding.
- No core file.
- I do not know how to allow/disallow a core file. But, I guess, the system can produce a core file, because I have seen core files couple of times so far while I was trying to get it running during the installation phase.
3) The followings are taken before the restart:
lithium# imsimta process
USER PID S VSZ RSS STIME TIME COMMAND
mailsrv 349 S 32528 6552 Jun_12 01:08 /opt/SUNWmsgsr/lib/dispatcher
mailsrv 351 S 32360 6624 Jun_12 00:11 /opt/SUNWmsgsr/lib/job_controller
mailsrv 22888 S 33016 11232 01:25:21 00:00 /opt/SUNWmsgsr/lib/tcp_smtp_server
mailsrv 22895 S 33728 13280 01:25:59 00:01 /opt/SUNWmsgsr/lib/tcp_smtp_server
mailsrv 22896 S 33744 13344 01:25:59 00:01 /opt/SUNWmsgsr/lib/tcp_smtp_server
lithium# top
load averages: 0.23, 0.14, 0.13 01:45:12
64 processes: 55 sleeping, 7 running, 1 zombie, 1 on cpu
CPU states: 96.0% idle, 1.6% user, 2.4% kernel, 0.0% iowait, 0.0% swap
Memory: 384M real, 17M free, 618M swap in use, 119M swap free
PID USERNAME LWP PRI NICE SIZE RES STATE TIME CPU COMMAND
499 root 48 59 0 0K 0K run 385:57 2.95% ns-slapd
23666 mailsrv 1 59 0 32M 10M sleep 0:00 2.54% msprobe
23665 root 1 59 0 3720K 1368K cpu 0:00 0.72% top
658 mailsrv 3 59 0 121M 7696K sleep 138:01 0.48% mshttpd
23654 root 1 59 0 8304K 4624K sleep 0:00 0.31% sshd
349 root 14 59 0 32M 6552K sleep 1:08 0.27% dispatcher
597 root 70 59 0 99M 5760K run 69:51 0.24% ns-httpd
747 root 118 59 0 413M 53M run 85:45 0.22% webservd
730 root 31 59 0 138M 18M run 55:02 0.19% webservd
79 daemon 3 59 0 4256K 1544K sleep 0:02 0.09% kcfd
656 mailsrv 2 59 0 103M 2680K run 18:42 0.06% stored
23657 root 1 59 0 8088K 2448K sleep 0:00 0.05% sshd
23659 root 1 59 0 1272K 1000K sleep 0:00 0.05% sh
655 mailsrv 3 59 0 9080K 528K sleep 11:50 0.04% enpd
778 root 1 59 0 2600K 312K run 11:13 0.04% magt
4) No messages in /var/adm/messages, not even a line
5) details in (3)
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SMTP SERVICE

Hi,
Please let me know how to activate the SMTP service in SRM .
Regards,
Manu

MANU AGRAWAL wrote:Hi
Please go through the SAP OSS Note details below ->
Note 455140 - Configuration of e-mail, fax, paging or SMS using SMTP
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>Summary
Symptom
How do you configure e-mail, fax, paging or SMS in the SAP Web Application Server using SMTP?
Which prerequisites and settings are required outside the SAP system?
Other terms
INT, FAX, PAG, SAPconnect, SMTP
Reason and Prerequisites
Some information is missing.
Solution
General information, architecture, prerequisites, system environment
When e-mails are transferred using SMTP, the SAP Web Application Server communicates directly with a mail server. No gateway or connector is necessary.
You can use any SMTP-compatible product as a mail server.
The SAP system always transfers the outbound mails to a single mail server. You can set its host address and port number.
The SAP system can receive inbound mails from any number of mail servers. You can reach each client using separate, configurable port numbers. You can address the SAP system or its client most effectively by using an individual subdomain for each client (for example, "crm-prod.company.com"). The assignment of these subdomains to host name and port numbers of the SAP system is defined by the routing rules on the mail servers.
As of Release 6.20, you can also send and receive fax and SMS or paging messages using SMTP. These are packed in e-mails for this purpose. When sending, the mail server refers to the domain of the recipients' addresses, and directs the e-mails either to a internal company fax/SMS server (for example "[email protected]") or to an external provider (for example, "[email protected]"). When receiving, the fax or SMS server or the provider sends e-mails to addresses with the domain of the SAP system (for example "[email protected]").
Configuration
1. Profile parameter
To be able to use the SMTP functions, you must adjust the profile of the SAP Web Application Server. We recommend that you activate SMTP on all application servers of an SAP system. If this is not the case, the SAPconnect send job may only be scheduled for servers on which SMTP is active. The scheduling is then done by the standard job definition (transaction SM36) rather than by the SAPconnect administration (transaction SCOT, for a description, see 4.c).
For SMTP, you must set the profile parameters listed below. The placeholder <*> stands for a number with which the parameters that can occur several times are numbered sequentially, starting with 0.
a) icm/server_port_<*> = PROT=SMTP,PORT=<port>
This opens a TCP/IP port for receiving mails by the SMTP Plug-In. <port> specifies the number of the port that you should use. This must not be occupied by any other program on this host (for example, Sendmail usually uses port 25). If no mails (including status notifications) are to be received in this SAP system, <port> can be set to 0.
You can use the TIMEOUT option to define a maximum wait time for a response from the mail server (in seconds).
b) is/SMTP/virt_host_<*> = <host>:<port>,<port>,...;
This defines a "virtual mail host" for receiving mails. If all incoming mails (including status notifications) are to be received and processed in a single client of this SAP system, this parameter is not required (an entry is/SMTP/virt_host_0 = : is then assumed by default). If you want several clients to be able to receive, you must create a virtual mail host for every client. <host> specifies the name of the host to which incoming mails are addressed. The "*" value can also be specified here if the mail distribution is to occur independently of the addressed host. Important: If the mail is to be distributed according to host names, you must assign different IP addresses to these host names. <port> specifies the number of a port to which incoming mails are addressed. Several ports may be specified for each host, and several hosts (with several ports if necessary) may be specified for each virtual mail host. Important: The parameter line must always be completed with a semicolon (even if only one host is involved).
The assignment of virtual mail hosts to clients is carried out in the SAP system (see 3).
              Example:
With two clients capable of receiving mail, the profile parameters could read as follows (as of Release 6.20):
   icm/server_port_0 = PROT=HTTP,PORT=1080
icm/server_port_1 = PROT=HTTPS,PORT=1443
icm/server_port_2 = PROT=SMTP,PORT=25000,TIMEOUT=180
icm/server_port_3 = PROT=SMTP,PORT=25001,TIMEOUT=180
is/SMTP/virt_host_0 = *:25000;
   is/SMTP/virt_host_1 = *:25001;
2. User administration (transaction SU01)
a) System user
In each client of an SAP system in which incoming mails (or status notifications for sent mails) are to be received, a system user must be created to process the incoming messages. To do this, use transaction SU01 to create a user of the type "system", and assign the "S_A.SCON" profile to this user.
Important: Contrary to the documentation for user types, users of type "system" are also subject to password expiry, which can prevent the receipt of mails. To avoid this, use user type "service" until a correction of the incorrect behavior of type "system" is available.
b) User addresses
Each individual user who wants to receive e-mails in an SAP system needs an Internet mail address. This is also used as a sender address for sending e-mails. In transaction SU01, enter the Internet mail address of a user in the field "E-Mail" under "Address". As a domain, use the domain of the SAP system client if possible (see "General information" above and 4.a), for example "[email protected]".
3. Client assignment (transaction SICF)
For each client of an SAP system in which incoming mails (or status notifications for sent mails) are to be received, and processed if necessary, you must create an SMTP server in which the assignment to a virtual mail host as well as the logon data is defined. In transaction SICF, an SMTP server (envelope icon) should already be available in every SAP system. This is delivered by SAP. Use this for the first client that you want to be able to receive mails, and create a new SMTP server for every other client. You must make the following settings on the SMTP servers:
a) Host data
For "Profile Parameter Number", enter the sequence number of a parameter is/SMTP/virt_host_<*> from the profile. If you have only one client and did not create such a parameter in the profile, enter 0.
b) Service data
Enter the client into which the mails received using this virtual mail host are to be directed, as well as the logon data (user, password, language) of the service user that was created for inbound mails (see 2.a).
c) Handler list
Enter CL_SMTP_EXT_SAPCONNECT in the first position.
              As of Release 6. 20, you must activate the SMTP server after you create or change it (Service/Virt.Host --> Activate, or right-click).
4. SAPconnect administration (transaction SCOT)
You have to make the SAPconnect settings separately in each client from which e-mails are to be sent or in which e-mails are to be received.
a) Default domain
The domain of this SAP system client is defined here, for example, crm-prod.company.com. It is used for the following purposes:
The SMTP Plug-In logs on to the mail server with the domain as ID.
The message ID of outgoing mails is created with this domain.
If an SAP user who has not entered an Internet mail address in their user master record sends an e-mail, a sender address is generated from the SAP user name and this domain, for example [email protected].
b) Nodes
There are different types of node in SAPconnect:
SMTP nodes (for the SMTP function of the SAP application server)
HTTP nodes (for paging or SMS providers using Web services, as of 6.20)
RFC nodes (for old RFC-compatible e-mail/fax/paging gateways)
                       There is always a single SMTP node in each client. It is created automatically by the system and cannot be deleted. It is configured as follows (double-click on the node name):
Select "Node in use".
Under "Mail Host" and "Mail Port", specify the mail server to which outbound mails are to be transferred.
Select "Set" for "Internet".
Specify address areas of recipient addresses that are to be reached using these nodes (usually "*" if all e-mails are to be sent using SMTP).
For "Output Formats for SAP Documents", the following is recommended:
   SAPscript / Smart Forms      PDF
   ABAP List                    HTM
   Business Object / Link        HTM
   RAW Text                      TXT
                       If fax messages are also to be sent using SMTP:
Select "Set" for "Fax".
Specify address areas of recipient addresses that are to be reached using these nodes (usually "*" if all faxes are to be sent using SMTP).
For "Output Formats for SAP Documents", the following is recommended:
   SAPscript / Smart Forms      PDF
   ABAP List                    PDF
   Business Object / Link        TXT
   RAW Text                      TXT
For "Conversion into Internet Address", enter the domain of the fax server or fax provider. The local part of the Internet address is generated automatically by the system. The address then has the form "FAX=+recipientnumber@domain".
                       If paging or SMS messages are also to be sent using SMTP:
Select "Set" for "Pager(SMS)".
Specify address areas of recipient addresses that are to be reached using these nodes (usually "*" if all paging or SMS messages are to be sent using SMTP).
For "Conversion into Internet Address", enter the domain of the paging or SMS server or paging or SMS provider. The local part of the Internet address is generated automatically by the system. The address then has the form "SMS=+recipientnumber@domain".
                       Important: To be able to use paging or SMS in the SAP system, names must be defined for the messaging services to be used (e.g. "SMS"). You can do this using transaction SA14.
c) Send job
E-mails that are sent from an SAP application are merely put into a queue. A periodically running background process, the SAPconnect send job, takes the e-mails from the queue and sends them by Internet. This job can be scheduled from SAPconnect administration as follows:
Choose "View" --> "Jobs". Check whether a job is already scheduled (displayed as a calendar icon).
Choose "Job" --> "Create", and specify a job name.
Place the cursor on the "SAP&CONNECTALL" variant, and choose "Schedule Job".
Choose "Schedule periodically".
Specify a time interval (for example, 10 minutes), and choose "Create".
d) Receiving
With the settings made so far, SAP users can already receive e-mails in their inbox in the Business Workplace (transaction SBWP) at the address entered in the user master record.
If, on receipt of e-mails to a specific address or with specific contents (for example XML documents), you want a program that processes these e-mails to start automatically, you can configure this under "Settings" --> "Inbound Processing".
If, on receipt of e-mails to a specific address or from a specific sender, you want these to be directed automatically to another recipient or a distribution list, you can configure this under "Settings" --> "Inbound Distribution".
5. Settings on the mail server (SAP-external configuration)
To be able to receive mails in the SAP system, you need to set your mail server so that certain mail addresses are forwarded to one or several SAP systems or clients. For this purpose, you need to define routing rules that assign a mail host and/or port to address areas (generic address parts, usually the domain), for example:
      *@crm-prod.company.com --> SAPWASHost:25000
      *@crm-test.company.com --> SAPWASHost:25001
For more information about the exact setting procedure, see the mail server documentation. Note 546147 describes where the documentation can be found for the Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server, and what to do if your mail server does not allow routing to ports other than port 25.
Header Data
Release Status: Released for Customer
Released on: 01.10.2007 13:43:04
Priority: Recommendations/additional info
Category: Installation information
Primary Component: BC-SRV-COM Communication Services: Mail, Fax, SMS, Telephony
Secondary Components: BC-SRV-COM-SPL eMail, Fax and Paging using SMTP Plug-in
Affected Releases
Software
Component Release From
Release To
Release And
subsequent
SAP_BASIS 60 610 640
SAP_BASIS 70 700 700 X
Related Notes
960088 - FAQ: Sending SD messages externally
833396 - Notification of tester with status changes of message
779972 - SURVEY: Configuration required to receive emails
622464 - Change: Password change req. entry for "SYSTEM" user type
607108 - Problem analysis when you send or receive e-mails
594428 - SXC: Exchange 2003 Server is not supported
581035 - Problems with SMTP and virtual hosts with the same port
546147 - SMTP plug-in: MS Exchange sends only to port 25
519664 - Installation of SAP SEM Release 3.1B GA
519658 - Upgrade to SAP SEM Release 3.1B GA
511025 - Bid invitation: No confirmation of receipt
455142 - SAPconnect: Configuration paging/SMS via HTTP
455129 - Paging/SMS in different SAP releases
455127 - E-mail (SMTP) in different SAP releases
101573 - Internet Mail Gateway: Versions
17194 - Telefax in various SAP Releases
Print Selected Notes (PDF)
Attributes
Attribute Value
Transaction codes EMAIL
Transaction codes HIER
Transaction codes SA14
Transaction codes SBWP
Transaction codes SCOT
Transaction codes SICF
Transaction codes SM36
Transaction codes SU01
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mail:protocolsArray:_array_index:5:protocol = ""
mail:protocolsArray:_array_index:5:state = "STOPPED"
how do I fix it ?
regards
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