I know this is probably a configuration issue, but I am not sure where it is I need to make a change. I'm sending an email to multiple addresses. This is not normally an issue. We have automated emails that have been working great with multiple addresses within our local domain. The problem I'm running into is that one of the addresses has a different domain than our local. So, address1@localdomain.com;address2@lo...rentdomain.com.
Address1 and address2 receive the emails just fine. Address3 does not receive the email. I contacted our network people, and they say that although they did see the messages come through for address1 and address2, they saw nothing for address3. This tells me the problem is probably on the IBMi configuration set up. I have been monkeying around with the sendemail wrapper, trying different things like the order of the addresses or moving the non local domain address to the copy to instead of the send to. When I set the send from address as my own address instead of the 'no-reply' we usually use, I actually got an undeliverable reply for address 3, with the message being the host was not able to resolve recipient's address for address 3. The host being (IBMi name) If it helps, the from address on the undeliverable message is QGATE@(IBMi name).hq.office.local.
Address 3 is a valid address, and I've sent email messages many times from Outlook to this address. My question is, what does the IBMi use to validate the address? I had thought we routed the emails to our network exchange server for validation and transmittal, but I'm guessing there is some validation going on before routing it?
I'd appreciate any direction.
Thanks!
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