API Gateway reformatting SMTP addresses

I am running the GroupWise 4.1 API Gateway v2 to connect my GroupWise 6.5.4 environment with my Exchange 2003 environment. The two sides are talking to each other, the directories are synchronized, and the calendar connector is allowing me to do busy searches across both platforms.
The problem is when a GroupWise user sends an email to an Exchange user, and that email contains an outside SMTP address, the outside SMTP address appears as:
domain.com.username instead of [email protected]
ie
yahoo.com.myname instead of [email protected]
The message is delivered correctly to outside SMTP address (and all addresses appear correct in it), but if the Exchange user selects Reply All in Outlook, the SMTP address will bounce the message, as the address is formatted incorrectly.
Thoughts?
Steve

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API Gateway modifying SMTP addresses

I am running the GroupWise 4.1 API Gateway v2 to connect my GroupWise 6.5.4 environment with my Exchange 2003 environment. The two sides are talking to each other, the directories are synchronized, and the calendar connector is allowing me to do busy searches across both platforms.
The problem is when a GroupWise user sends an email to an Exchange user, and that email contains an outside SMTP address, the outside SMTP address appears as:
domain.com.username instead of [email protected]
ie
yahoo.com.myname instead of [email protected]
The message is delivered correctly to outside SMTP address (and all addresses appear correct in it), but if the Exchange user selects Reply All in Outlook, the SMTP address will bounce the message, as the address is formatted incorrectly.
Thoughts?
Steve
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API Gateway address formatting

hi all,
I just installed the API Gateway succesfully. I can send email from and
to all directions. There is one but.
When i receive a message from (for example) [email protected] the reply
address in outlook/exchange is com.domain.person.
How of where can i correct this?
Thanks in advance.
winglo

KICK!
Found it, and wanted to share it with you in case more people have the
same problem:
just manually add in the registry
Make sure that the value of the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Servic es\LME-GWISE\Parameters\AssumeARIisInternetDomain
subkey is set to 1.
Make sure that the value of the
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Servic es\LME-GWISE\Parameters\ListofGWIAs
is set to domain.gwia,domain2.gwia,domain3.gwia.
Note Both these registry entries are String values.
Regards, Wing
winglo

Assigning multiple interfaces for Oracle API Gateway (OAG)

We are deploying Oracle API Gateway to throttle our incoming API requests. We would like to keep the incoming external API requests separate from the internal configuration management so that they go through different interfaces when accessing the OAG server. This is mainly for security reasons so that the external people won’t have access to the interface used by internal operations team to manage OAG. Based on your experience, is there any standard best practice to accomplish this? We were thinking to perhaps use two of the server’s network interfaces with different IPs, one for the incoming API requests and the other for the internal admin management of OAG. But not sure if this is the best way to do what we need. We are aware of OAG's capability to support two separate ports to handle this situation, but would like a more secure set-up that could completely eliminate external access to the OAG management done by the IT team.
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Setup additional protection for services that will be accessed by external clients. Use "Threatening Content " filter to protect your services.
Setup 2 way SSL for the interface that will be called by external clients. Setup a DN based authorization check if you want to have both authentication and authorization.
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GW2k3 Exchange connector smtp addressing

Hello all.
I am having some trouble with the exchange connector for Groupwise 7 to exchange 2k3.
What we want to do may be a bit strange and I'm not sure if the connector will even allow us to do this.
We would like to use the connector to sync users between AD and Groupwise however we do not want the connector to handle the mail routing between the systems. What we would like it to do is use the SMTP addresses ([email protected]) instead of the GWISE:Domain.po.username address.
On the Groupwise side of things this seems to have been very easy to setup we just went to the external domain and selected internet addressing and specified that we wanted it to use the [email protected] However the exchange side is proving to be more of a challenge. We have tried setting the recipient policies to use the SMTP address as a primary however the imported contacts inside of outlook still list the primary email address as GWISE:domain.po.username. If we try to remove the GWISE address from the imported users it says that this is the home address of the user and it cannot be removed.
Is there any way to not sync the GWISE address over to AD and just use SMTP? Or is there a way to sync GWISE address but use the SMTP as the primary for all imported users?
If anyone has attempted this or something similar any help would be appreciated.

The whole purpose of the gateway is to route email between the systems.
The addressbook visibility is provided to support this purpose.
If you are just trying to email addressing, then I believe you would
accomplish what you seem to be trying to do by setting up an LDAP addres
book on exchange pointing to eDir, and the reverse in GW.
If you are actually wanting to sync users in both systems, you might want
to consider implementing an IDM.
-jt
On Fri, 13 Jun 2008 13:56:01 +0000, jvandrew wrote:
>
> jvandrew;1577862 Wrote:
>> Hello all.
>> I am having some trouble with the exchange connector for Groupwise 7 to
>> exchange 2k3.
>> What we want to do may be a bit strange and I'm not sure if the
>> connector will even allow us to do this.
>>
>> We would like to use the connector to sync users between AD and
>> Groupwise however we do not want the connector to handle the mail
>> routing between the systems. What we would like it to do is use the SMTP
>> addresses ([email protected]) instead of the GWISE:Domain.po.username
>> address.
>>
>> On the Groupwise side of things this seems to have been very easy to
>> setup we just went to the external domain and selected internet
>> addressing and specified that we wanted it to use the
>> [email protected]. However the exchange side is proving to
>> be more of a challenge. We have tried setting the recipient policies to
>> use the SMTP address as a primary however the imported contacts inside
>> of outlook still list the primary email address as
>> GWISE:domain.po.username. If we try to remove the GWISE address from the
>> imported users it says that this is the home address of the user and it
>> cannot be removed.
>>
>> Is there any way to not sync the GWISE address over to AD and just use
>> SMTP? Or is there a way to sync GWISE address but use the SMTP as the
>> primary for all imported users?
>>
>> If anyone has attempted this or something similar any help would be
>> appreciated.
>
> After further investigation what we are seeing is that the Target address
> inside of exchange is being set to the GWISE address. Is there anyway to
> specify in Exchange or the GroupWise connector to use a different target
> address value such as the SMTP address?

API Gateway 4.1

Hey everyone, we are running gw703 on suse10.1 with API gateway 4.1 on dos. We use this configuration to import our students email addresses from Google into our staff address books which run on GroupWise. The students have there own dummy MTA and PO. This system has worked well for us until we ran into a student who used a period in their email address.
WPC-API= 1.2;
Header-Char= T50;
Msg-Type= ADMIN;
DS-User=
Operation= Add;
Domain= TBIRDSTU;
Post-Office= Students;
Object= STUDENTJ;
Account-ID= XXXXXXX;
Network-ID= STUDENTJ;
Visibility= System;
Last-Name= STUDENT;
First-Name= JOE;
Department= STUDENT;
Title= 9/9/2008 12:23:44 AM MTB v3.5;
GW-Alias=
External-Name= [email protected];
Type= ntsmtp;
-END-
To remedy this we were going to change the . to an _ for the objectID and were considering importing the address (address@domain) into the Preferred EMail ID field under internet addressing tab of the external user object.
Does anyone know how to do input the data into the external user object through the API import process?
Thanks,
[email protected]

Internet Addressing is not understood or supported by the API Gateway
jerryvenable wrote:
> Hey everyone, we are running gw703 on suse10.1 with API gateway 4.1 on
> dos. We use this configuration to import our students email addresses
> from Google into our staff address books which run on GroupWise. The
> students have there own dummy MTA and PO. This system has worked well
> for us until we ran into a student who used a period in their email
> address.
>
> WPC-API= 1.2;
> Header-Char= T50;
> Msg-Type= ADMIN;
> DS-User=
> Operation= Add;
> Domain= TBIRDSTU;
> Post-Office= Students;
> Object= STUDENTJ;
> Account-ID= XXXXXXX;
> Network-ID= STUDENTJ;
> Visibility= System;
> Last-Name= STUDENT;
> First-Name= JOE;
> Department= STUDENT;
> Title= 9/9/2008 12:23:44 AM MTB v3.5;
> GW-Alias=
> External-Name= [email protected];
> Type= ntsmtp;
> ;
> -END-
>
> To remedy this we were going to change the . to an _ for the objectID
> and were considering importing the address (address@domain) into the
> Preferred EMail ID field under internet addressing tab of the external
> user object.
>
> Does anyone know how to do input the data into the external user object
> through the API import process?
>
> Thanks,
> [email protected]
>
>

API Gateway/Domain issue

We have an API gateway that has ran wonderfully for many years and we send email from the mainframe through it. In the past couple of years, occasionally we have an account that will not process, we get an error 'unknown destination in address string'. If I put the fully qualified domain and post office in the address, it will process fine.
This only happens on a couple of addresses, the other addresses in that domain/po process fine. What is missing that the domain cannot process that record without the domain/post office information?

On 6/17/2010 2:36 PM, catruss wrote:
>
> We have an API gateway that has ran wonderfully for many years and we
> send email from the mainframe through it. In the past couple of years,
> occasionally we have an account that will not process, we get an error
> 'unknown destination in address string'. If I put the fully qualified
> domain and post office in the address, it will process fine.
>
> This only happens on a couple of addresses, the other addresses in that
> domain/po process fine. What is missing that the domain cannot process
> that record without the domain/post office information?
>
>
Dunno, but since gateway was written for GW 4.1, (1994) and doesn't
udnerstand internet addressing, I am not surprised.

API Gateway has no HTML from Exchange to GroupWise

Greetings everyone, thanks in advance for helping with my issue. Here's my
problem... when an Exchange user sends a HTML email to a GroupWise user
through the API email connector, the email arrives in GroupWise as plain
text and is some times missing content as a result. How can I get these
messages from Exchange to GroupWise in HTML format through the connector.
Some additional information... when a GroupWise user sends a HTML email
through the API email connector to an Exchange user, the Exchange user
does get the HTML message but as an attachment, which is acceptable for
us. I'm running GroupWise 6.5 and Exchange 2003. I'm using the 4.1 SP2 API
gateway and everything is working properly except for HTML messages from
Exchange users to GroupWise users.
Also, if I use internet addressing (not the API connector) the messages
route out to the internet and then back in and keep their HTML format.
Using this method doesn't give me the address book sync or free/busy
search for the calendar though which makes it undesirable.
Thanks,
Kurt

Kurt Cortese wrote:
> Why can I send HTML email from GroupWise to Exchange then? The Microsoft side pieces being used are from Exchange
> 2003 which knows about HTML. If I can send HTML one way, the connector must know how
> to handle the format. Is it documented somewhere that HTML isn't supported through
> this older connector?
Can't find anything documented about this.....
And maybe GW and Exchange handles html mails different....
(In GroupWise, it's simply an attachment named text.html)
> I can use the new connector (version 2.0) without moving to GroupWise 7, right?
I have no idea.....and it's not supported anyway.....
>Using the new connector can I use internet email addresses through the connector
>instead of the GroupWise addressing ([email protected] instead of GWdomain.GWpostoffice.NDSusername)?
Yes
>Are there any other advantages or disadvantages of the new 2.0 connector? Is it possible to build and
> test the new connector with the old connector still in place? My biggest issue is that the old connector
>has been in place for years and will be missed the minute I take it down to try to implement the new
>connector. Any tips or "gotchas" with the new connector that you are aware of?
I beleave, that due to a native IE addressing,you could simply create a new ext-domain for the new gateway,
but will have all users dubbled in the addressbook until then.....
Why not setup a testlab instead of playing with the production ?
Regarding tips etc.....I've never played with it ;-)
Best Regards
Tommy Mikkelsen
IT Quality A/S
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GWIA and API Gateway testing

I've set up a system to do some testing. I have a GW8 Domain with a single PO and a GWIA. I also have a GW7 domain with a PO, GWIA, and the API gateway.
My issue is I have the GWIA(s) set to db version 4.x to use the API Gateway. However when I send external messages I get the following format [email protected] With the server after the right of the @ these will all get an NDR from external systems. When the GWIA db version is set to 5 or better i get the format i would expect [email protected] However with 5 or better I can't use the API gateway for what i'm trying to use it for.
Is there any way to change the format of the internet address to at least remove the server component after the @ with the db version at 4.x?

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Gmail Account in iMail - adding multiple exchange SMTP addresses to Gmail

Summary: I am trying to use my Gmail to send messages through iMail from my other addresses that I have added to my Gmail account successfully.
Detail:
I currently have 5 email addresses, and the most recent one I created was my Gmail address. Everything is working perfectly online with gmail and on my ipad - I can send and receive from each email address within my one email account, Gmail, BUT my computer is not happy. I am still willing to work with iMail as I have always enjoyed using it, however it will not allow me to send out emails through my Gmail account using my two email addresses that happen to be Exchange emails. My Pop and IMAP addresses that I have added to my Gmail account are fine and their SMTP addresses are working, but my two Exchange SMTP addresses are currently listed as "Offline" even though I have entered all the information that I think is correct, or is what I entered online in my Gmail account and they work perfectly fine there and also on my ipad. I just can't seem to get them to work in iMail. Everything else is synchronized and everything updates between my iMail, my iPad and the Gmail online account, and I have a feeling that it is just not possible to get the exchange accounts working on the iMail through Gmail. The two emails I am working with here are university emails that have their own addresses, but run through Windows live. So they are smtp.exchangelabs.com, but the actual domains are l.uky.edu and student.gsu.edu. I have been working on this all day so please let me know if you are able to help me in this struggle. I have also downloaded the Gmail notifier, so I will try it out, but I am still a fan of iMail.
Settings in iMail that are currently not working yet are working online with Gmail - in the account preferences under the advanced tab in iMail under the drop menu for SMTP outgoing server where it says "Edit SMTP server list" or something like that:
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Exchange 2010 to 2013 cross forest migration doesn't have an SMTP address that matches the target delivery domain

I’m having a problem moving a mailbox from exchange 2010 sp3 to Exchange 2013 which are in two separate forests.
Two way trust in place
Certificates imported
ADMT is set up.
SMTP namespace oldcompany.org and newcompany.org for the old email domain and new one is configured to be shared between forests.
I’m doing the following:
Step 1
Prepare-MoveRequest.ps1 -Identity [email protected] -RemoteForestDomainController DC1. oldcompany.Local -RemoteForestCredential $RemoteCredentials -LocalForestDomainController DC1. newcompany.local -LocalForestCredential $LocalCredentials -TargetMailUserOU
"OU=Office Users , DC=newcompany,DC=local" –verbose
Everything goes ok, and a disabled user is created. A disabled user account is created in the correct OU.
Email address is set to [email protected]
Proxy smtp addresses are set:
smtp:[email protected]
SMTP:[email protected]
smtp:[email protected]
Step 2
I then use ADMT and migrate sid history ect.
Step 3
New-MoveRequest –Identity [email protected] –Remote –Remotehostname exchange.oldcompany.local -RemoteCredential $RemoteCredentials –TargetDeliverydomain exchange.newcompany.local
This then fails with the error:
The target mail user newcompany.local/Office Users /mark test' doesn't have an SMTP address that matches
the target delivery domain 'exchange.newcompany.local'.
    + CategoryInfo          : InvalidArgument: ([email protected]:MailboxOrMailUserIdParameter) [New-MoveReques
   t], RecipientTaskException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : [Server=EXCHANGE,RequestId=ec704dc8-bfb9-47c1-a1ec-cc6d8ef00484,TimeStamp=23/12/2014 1
   0:51:33] [FailureCategory=Cmdlet-RecipientTaskException] 5ABE3B29,Microsoft.Exchange.Management.RecipientTasks.New
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Hi Walkersway,
As you have mentioned both the domains are "shared between forests", I would assume its added to the accepted domains as Internal Relay. Also you have 'Send Connector' Setup to relay out the email to the new forest.
"You configure the SMTP domain as an internal relay domain to make sure that email that's addressed to that domain is accepted by the Exchange organization. The connector configuration of your organization determines how messages are routed."
In your case "newcompany.local" should be present.
Try this:
New-MoveRequest –Identity [email protected] –Remote –Remotehostname exchange.oldcompany.local -RemoteCredential $RemoteCredentials –TargetDeliverydomain newcompany.local
The TargetDeliveryDomain parameter specifies the FQDN of the external email address
created in the source forest for the mail-enabled user when the move request is complete. This parameter is allowed only when performing remote moves with the
Remote or RemoteLegacy parameter.
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Exchange 2010 add new email address space and additional smtp address to all recipients

HI
Our company is being bought and we need to change the email address for every recipient within the business group/user.
I have added the new domain to the Accepted Domains and have confirmed that if I manually change a users smtp address that mail flow works and the postmaster account receives email.
looking in the E-mail address policies section within the EMC we currently have 2 polices one for the current company policy call company.co.uk with a priority 1 and one called Default policy.
when I try to edit these I get a warning message which states that this policy was created with an earlier version of exchange I have looked on our exchange 2003 environment and have found the polices and can edit them.
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1. should I create the policy on the exchange 2003 environment or 2010
2. if I create a new policy on the exchange 2010 environment what will happen to the old addresses?
3. I must be able to preserve the old addresses and must make the new address space the primary address?
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thanks

1. should I create the policy on the exchange 2003 environment or 2010
You have to create in Exchange2010
2. if I create a new policy on the exchange 2010 environment what will happen to the old addresses?
Email address policy will change the email address if applied immediately except for the users which has "Automatically update email addresses based on e-mail address policy" option turned on
You will get the list of users with "Automatically update email addresses based on e-mail address policy" option turned off by the below command.
Get-Mailbox -ResultSize Unlimited | Where {$_.EmailAddressPolicyEnabled -eq $False}
3. I must be able to preserve the old addresses and must make the new address space the primary address?
Yes but you can keep only one as replying address.
Please keep both address in the email address policy to preserve old email address to the users.
If you want an autoreply, then use a hub transport rule in Exchange an Outlook rule and allow auto-replies to the internet. (auto-replies to the outside network is not a good idea)
Here is a similar case
http://exchangeserverpro.com/email-address-policies-in-mixed-exchange-20032007-organisations/
Thanks, MAS
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Exchange 2013 - Outlook 2010 - 550 5.1.0 RESOLVER.ADR.InvalidInSmtp; encapsulated INVALID address inside an SMTP address

Hello,
I have issue when sending email to some addresses. Server respond with:
Remote Server returned '550 5.1.0 RESOLVER.ADR.InvalidInSmtp; encapsulated INVALID address inside an SMTP address (IMCEAINVALID-)'
My enviroment: Exchange 2013, Outlook 2010 - no cached mode. Issue happend with two email addresses but not always.
Any suggestion, how to resolve issue?
Thx.

Hi Tomas,
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Message Tracking logs for secondary smtp address

Hi,
There are many people sending mails to secondary smtp address instead of primary smtp address. How can i pull the report of message tracking logs if they sent it to secondary smtp address using get-messagetrackinglog cmdlet?
Sankar M http://messagingdevelopment.blogspot.in/

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Powershell script to get all the AD accounts with multiple primary SMTP addresses

I require a script to be run in powershell for Win Server 2008 R2, to look to AD accounts with multiple primary SMTP addresses ?
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