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Public folders emails
Posted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 4:23 pm
by btorch
Hi,
I have tried to add an email address to the public folder I created called Support
I did:
omaddent -e "S=+BB/CN=Support/OU1=mailsvr02/OU2=geofocus/DDT1=BB-NAME/DDV1=mailsvr02/IA=support@domain.com"
the commad seemed to have run correctly but when I tried to send a message I got a rejection message:
The attached message was rejected because the Bulletin Board
specified does not exist.
Also is there a way I can view the BB in an LDAP structure ? Like if I do ./omsearch -e "S=*" I see all that ldap stuff OU1....
Posted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 6:52 pm
by ScalixSupport
DDV1 has to be the name of the Public Folder with the '>' character as a folder separator.
There is no way to list the folders using LDAP but you can use the command
to list all the folders.
Cheers
Dave
Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2006 12:02 am
by Trevor Benson
I have pretty much the same issue, but following the instructions from the solutions page. I have tried entering
omaddent -e "S=+BB/CN=Accounts Payable/OU1=mail,cleartunnel/DDT1=BB-NAME/DDV1=Accounting>Accounts Payable/IA=AccountsPayable@a-1networks.com"Networks/DDV1=Accounting>Accounts Payable/IA=AccountsPayable@a-1networks.com"
I have also tried OU1=mail (the hostname of the mailnode without the ,domain trailing). In any case I get the following error:
Message could not be delivered to the following recipient:
+BB / mail,cleartunnel/CN=Accounts Payable
DDT1=BB-NAME;
DDV1=A1 Networks>Accounting>Accounts Payable;
because: 'No route configured for the recipient address' [OM 9301]
Not sure where the problem is, i have tried a few different things, and have made sure the ACL is appropriate. The account shows up in the system directory and can even be selected from it, but produces the same error has typing the smtp by hand.
Thanks,
Trevor
Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2006 12:04 am
by Trevor Benson
The paste on the previous message added extra lines after the SMTP address, those can be ignored, they were not entered in the system through the omaddent command, and the command comes back with a valid entry. Just didnt want anyone troubleshooting the extra characters.
Thanks,
Trevor
Posted: Wed Mar 22, 2006 12:23 am
by ScalixSupport
The problem is that a mailnode is made up of OU1-OU4.
If your mailnode is currently mail,cleartunnel the attributes you need to specify are: OU1=mail/OU2=cleartunnel.
Cheers
Dave