SMTP alerts issue on Management Center

I need a solution

Hi,

We’re having problems with SMTP alerts on Management Center. For some reason Management Center doens’t appear to be sending email alerts when there is an alert on the box. We have the checked the box to “Raise alerst on device errors” and when we take down one of the boxes management by Management Center, an alert fires. We have set the “SMTP alert” settings and also the “Mail Settings” but we are getting no email about the alert.

We have tested the SMTP server with email alerts on one of the Content Analysis Systems and it works fine. We are seeing no SMTP traffic on the network from the Management Center IP.

Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

Thanks

SMTP server:port in ibm intranet
smtp; 501 Connection rejected by policy – please delist our ip
User does not have a valid mailbox that ends with the SMTP proxy address . Please make sure that the correct SMTP proxy address is set on the Outlook(R) Mobile Access virtual directory in Internet Information Services.
The Inter-Site Messaging Service SMTP Transport plug-in failed to add the following SMTP routing domain: %1. This domain is needed by the SMTP service in order to accept incoming mail using this name. Other replication partners will receive errors when sending mail to this name until the problem is corrected. Please verify that the SMTP service is installed and functioning correctly; also verify that ADSI is installed and working on this system. As a workaround- you may try to add the domain manually using the SMTP Service Manager. The error message is as follows: %2 The record data is the status code.
The Inter-Site Messaging Service SMTP Transport plug-in has received a delivery status report from the SMTP Service regarding a message that it submitted. This may be a permanent or a transient condition. The error message is: %1 The delivery status text is as follows: %2 %3 If the SMTP Service has given up too quickly- you can adjust the retry parameters using the SMTP Service Manager. If the destination system is not known or directly connected to this system- it may be necessary for the SMTP Service to be configured to use a gateway in order to route the mail to the target system. This may be done using the SMTP Service Manager. If the destination is down- its DNS address cannot be resolved- or network connectivity cannot be established- please consult your Network Administrator. If the error indicates that the mail message is too large- it will be necessary to increase the message size limit of the SMTP Service or disable limit checking entirely. This may be done through the SMTP Service Manager. The Directory software will try again later when it issues another replication message according to the schedule and replication interval of the inter-site connection. The record data is the status code.

Posted via RSS on June 19, 2017. Article originally published by Symantec Community at https://www.symantec.com/connect.

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