SMTP Change

Hello
I would like to add at background en email
to all our vendor using a function module.
witch function should i use in order to do
the same application as XK02?
Thanks in advance, Emmanuel

Hello
This is an answar for another question.
Thanks

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SCOT - SMTP change host mail

Hello,
I have a SMTP connection with a host mail configured, but now i want to change this IP to another.
I tried to change only the host mail in SMTP node but gives an error sending the mail.
anybody konws if i have to change some parameter or the network management needs to
configure or instal something in the new mail server.
Best Regards,
Eduardo Paiva

Hi Eduardo,
To change the mail server IP or Hostname address for the SAPconnect node in SCOT -> Node SMTP -> New IP address or Hostname. This is the only parameter that you need to configure for sending mails via SMTP in SAP.
If your mail server is not accepting the mails (usually due to authentication issues) you will have to use the IP address of the SAP server as a means of authentication. There is no other mechanism for SMTP authentication available in SAP.
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How do i get to change my name (my full name): When i send now an email the people who get my email see the adres of my email, but also my Full Name.
I understand that this i sthe name that i have typed in when i activted the icloud account and this is the name that people see when they get an email from me. But how can i change this?
I logged in on my profile, and changed my name, but still my earlier name is there to see. And i don't want that. (no, i have nothing to hide )

This might work. I had the same problem in Mail on my iMac.
FIrst, login to www.icloud.com. If your name is right on iCloud, open Mail in the iCloud window and click on the gear icon (prefeences) You can fix your name there. On the iMac, I had to wait a few minutes, quit and restart Mail, and check preferences. Then on starting a new message, there was a pulldown under "From", that I used to select the one with my correct name and correct email address. I just deleted that blank email, and others since then default to the correct name.
Don't know if this will work for mail sent from the iPhone, but once the Cloud Mail is corrected, hopefully it will do the trick.

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I realise this might not be the answer you qwere hoping for, but I always found Outlook a bit hit and miss, so I went for an iPhone app called Occassions.
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MacMail smtp setting changes on its own, goes "(Offline)". Why?

Hello All,
My wife's MacBookPro running Lion has a problem that shows up (as far as I can tell) randowmly but often: outgoing mail stops working and the smpt server setting is found to say "smtp-server.xxxxx.(offline)" This has been happening both here at home (Hawaii) and on the mainland, where she is now traveling and in adult child's apartment. This mainland aprtment is served by Comcast, home is served by Time Warner, but the problem (smtp changed to "Offline") acts the same in both places. Yes, we carefully set the new smtp server name string for the Comcast mail server.
I read pages of search results on this discussion and found just one thread with this issue. No resolution there. My wife gets incoming POP mail just fine.
As far as I can tell, my wife is not having the problem from use of iCloud. In fact, her MacBookPro is not set to use that mail, I think. (Windows guy here.) As far as I know this is the up-to-date Lion and MacMail. Time Warner told me they get calls for this "Offline" issue all the tie and just direct people to delete that now-defunct outgoing connection and retype the correct smtp name through the use of the "Add" button. So that works temporarily.
Ports and authentication settings have been checked. All good.
Why is this happening?
Is there a better e-mail client from a third party? If Outlook on Windows was this squirrely we'd have all bailed to some other solution by now, but this may be a result of some other factor. I am open to suggestion.
Thanks, in advance, for suggestions.
jonathan7007

Time Warner told me they get calls for this "Offline" issue all the tie and just direct people to delete that now-defunct outgoing connection and retype the correct smtp name through the use of the "Add" button. So that works temporarily.
This implies that Time Warner has a general issue with their mail server set-up; that they have a mail server or DNS-level issue within whatever servers and configuration they're using to host email. Google or Bing search for other folks, or check Time Warner support forums for other discussions. Also ask the support folks directly around what platforms they're encountering these offline issues with.
And though the Time Warner support folks have probably already suggested this, check that the ISP-recommended settings for mail are in place. In particular, confirm the TCP port are you using for SMTP mail. It's common to have TCP port 25 blocked outbound (either by an ISP or corporate firewall, or by mail server policies), which means that mail server submissions are via (usually) configured to require TCP 587, with credentials specified. Connecting on TCP 25 can lead to various weirdnesses; that's best left for communications among mail servers.
Apple Mail.app certainly does have a few idiosyncracies, but this isn't one I've encountered. (One that does appear from time to time is a password dialog on certain sorts of network "disconnectivity" errors.)
If you're going to assume that the client operating system or tools are at fault (which is a perfectly reasonable starting point for troubleshooting), then get yourself some proof of whether or not that's actually the case; that your theory is correct. Get yourself a free or a commercially-hosted account (and commercial hosting for your own email domain is cheap, these days) and see if that connection stays solid, and whether or not Time Warner server(s) remain reachable.
A free mail client such as Thunderbird can also potentially point to whether the problem is with Mail.app or with another component within the configuration, or with the mail server or network connection.
My guess is that (barring network outages), the "new" mail server connection will not require resetting the account settings; that the problem is specific to the Time Warner configuration or settings, or with the Time Warner mail servers. If this "new" connection holds, then the suspicion would fall toward the Time Warner mail servers, or the network connection into those mail servers.
And FWIW, for receiving mail, IMAP has various advantages over POP.

How can I avoid re-configuring my outgoing server when travelling?

I have always "reconfigured" my 'outgoing server' -- the smtp setting under MAIL preferences -- when travelling outside my ISP's service area. (For 12 years with Eudora, and now 4 years with MAIL). But often at hotels, or in airports, it's not possible to get the info, that is, the smtp designator for the ISP serving the hotel or airport. When unable to get that info, I have to revert to using my home ISP's "webmail" which is clunky, limited, slow, inflexible, and doesn't integrate well with my Apple MAIL later. I hate using it.
When I AM able to get the local smtp designator info when on the road, it nearly always does the trick and I am able to do all my email work as I would back at my home office.
However, recently, I stayed with a friend on the west coast, (let's call him Brian) who is something of a Mac expert, but he was unable to confidently give me the smtp designators for his local ISP-- apparently because he never has to change his smtp configuration when on the road! Like me, he uses two servers, that is, he is connected at his home via the phone company's DSL service using a high speed modem, but he likes to retain the email address he had originally got from an earlier ISP he used, back when he was on dial-up. So he pays that ISP a monthly $5.00 to allow him to continue to use the email address he has had since being their customer way back when. So we called both of Brian's ISP's and got their smtp designators. However, neither of these, when plugged into my MAIL preferences, would allow me to "send" using Apple MAIL and I was again obliged to use my clunky webmail.
Now, it seems to me he is being "relayed" (is that the right term?) by the phone company sending outgoing mail over to the older ISP, and the older ISP relays his mail over to the phone company's server to give him his incoming mail. When I am visiting him, this may be to confusing for the smtp configuration in my MAIL.
I would think not, though, because I have a similar setup: I connect to a cable company modem from my home on the east coast, but my address is the one I got from our local phone company before high-speed became available to us via the cable TV service. When we switched from the phone company's dial-up to the cable company's high- speed, we kept the original email address --which was specific to the phone company-- and we pay $5.00 per month for the privilege. Seems very similar to Brian's setup.
However, at Brian's, changing the smtp designator doesn't work to allow me to send emails from Apple's MAIL program.
Brian tells me he doesn't have to do this smtp change when he travels, with his Apple MAIL. He doesn't know why I do it, nor why I should have to. I suspect, that unknown to him, his ISP has some kind of setup whereby his smtp designation is a sort of "universal" outgoing server designation, and his outgoing emails are accepted no matter which ISP he is using when away from home. And I think my MAIL configuration must be incompatible with that. This is just my suspicion.
So my questions are:
1. why doesn't Brian have to re-configure his smtp outgoing server when he travels? and...
2. how can I get that kind of universal "email send-ability" when I travel, and not have to be challenged with having to re-do my outgoing server when travelling, using Apple's MAIL?
Any insights will be most gratefully received!!!!
PS I'm using Snow Leopard on MacBook 10.6.8; I think Brian is using Leopard on a 15-in Powerbook.

Many email providers allow you to send from outside their network if you set up authentication to their servers in your outgoing mail server setup. You may wish to confirm this with your email provider, but you can just try this:
1) Go to the Accounts preference in Mail
2) Select your email account
3) On the Account Information tab, locate the "Outgoing Mail Server" section and pull the menu down to "Edit SMTP Server list"
4) Select the appropriate outgoing server and go to the Advanced tab
5) In the Authentication pulldown, select "Password" and enter in your email account ID and password
6) Click all the applicable "OK" buttons to close it all up and save the information.
That may work with your email provider, or they may have additional settings needed such as "Use Security Sockets Layer (SSL)". Your provider should be able to tell you what specific settings you need if the basic user name and password don't work.
Regards.

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I had a Hotmail E-Mail address that I had to replace.
That's become a nightmare!
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Now I probably have a bigger problem!.
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I am trying to get mail service to run on OSX 10.5 Server installed on a G4 machine.
Using Server Admin, under Mail>Settings it asks for Domain name (local Internet domain name) and Host name (Internet host name of this mail system).
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Alex -
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I put the hostame, user, password and port 25.
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it is moreover what says your error : you tries to connect you on a server SMTP.
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.Mac to MobileMe transition FAQ
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Message was edited by: iphone3Gguy

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Better yet remove your .mac account and add it back as .me account.
.Mac to MobileMe transition FAQ
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1932
Message was edited by: iphone3Gguy

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