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asp_cdo thread: Re: sending email via CDONTS
Message #1 by "Geoff Weinhold" <gweinhold@r...> on Thu, 21 Mar 2002 20:53:36
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I'm not sure if you're still having this same problem or not. I just ran
into this same problem myself on my IIS 5.0 server using smarthost to
relay outbound. Anyways, I compared the Metabase settings for the SMTP
service with another server that was working and found the "RouteAction"
field to be the culprit. Once I set this to '0' everything started
flowing like it should.
The line should read:
RouteAction : (INTEGER) 0
You can query your Metabase with adsutil.vbs from MS like so:
cscript adsutil.vbs enum smtpsvc/1
Then to set that exact field:
cscript adsutil.vbs SET smtpsvc/1/RouteAction "0"
Hope that helps.
Geoff
> Hi, I have searched thru' the FAQ and still not able to find the answer
to
> my problem. Maybe you can help me. I have setup a virutal smtp server in
a
> machine which also host my IIS5.0 I have another machine which host my
> Exchange Server 5.5. In my smtp server, I have defined my Exchange
Server
> to be the smart host, ie using my Exchange server to relay all internet
> mails.
> Below is a simple asp code that I attempted to send an email out to a
> external party.
>
> <%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT" %>
> <HTML>
> <BODY>
> <%
>
> Set oMail = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
>
> oMail.To = "yeesoon@s..."
>
> oMail.From = "david.chin@w..."
>
> oMail.Value("Reply-To") = "david.chin@w..."
>
> oMail.Subject = "Tessting"
>
> oMail.Body = "Testing the CDONTS"
>
>
> oMail.Send
> set oMail = nothing
>
> %>
> </BODY>
> </HTML>
>
> Instead I found that my mail in the badmail directory of my smtp server
> machine. When I opened one of the .BDR file, there was an error code of
> 0xC00402C7.
>
> Where did I go wrong? Are there any configurations that I need to take
> note of in Exchange? Pls help...this problem is driving me nuts for the
> last 3 days.
>
> tks U
Message #2 by "Fred Botha" <botha@m...> on Fri, 22 Mar 2002 12:45:20
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Please can you tell me how to send an email using XP Professional.
How do I configure IIS?
Fred Botha.
> I'm not sure if you're still having this same problem or not. I just
ran
i> nto this same problem myself on my IIS 5.0 server using smarthost to
r> elay outbound. Anyways, I compared the Metabase settings for the SMTP
s> ervice with another server that was working and found
the "RouteAction"
f> ield to be the culprit. Once I set this to '0' everything started
f> lowing like it should.
> The line should read:
> RouteAction : (INTEGER) 0
> You can query your Metabase with adsutil.vbs from MS like so:
> cscript adsutil.vbs enum smtpsvc/1
> Then to set that exact field:
> cscript adsutil.vbs SET smtpsvc/1/RouteAction "0"
> Hope that helps.
> Geoff
>
>> Hi, I have searched thru' the FAQ and still not able to find the
answer
t> o
>> my problem. Maybe you can help me. I have setup a virutal smtp server
in
a>
>> machine which also host my IIS5.0 I have another machine which host
my
>> Exchange Server 5.5. In my smtp server, I have defined my Exchange
S> erver
>> to be the smart host, ie using my Exchange server to relay all
internet
>> mails.
>> Below is a simple asp code that I attempted to send an email out to a
>> external party.
>>
>> <%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT" %>
>> <HTML>
>> <BODY>
>> <%
>>
>> Set oMail = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
>>
>> oMail.To = "yeesoon@s..."
>>
>> oMail.From = "david.chin@w..."
>>
>> oMail.Value("Reply-To") = "david.chin@w..."
>>
>> oMail.Subject = "Tessting"
>>
>> oMail.Body = "Testing the CDONTS"
>>
>>
>> oMail.Send
>> set oMail = nothing
>>
>> %>
>> </BODY>
>> </HTML>
>>
>> Instead I found that my mail in the badmail directory of my smtp
server
>> machine. When I opened one of the .BDR file, there was an error code
of
>> 0xC00402C7.
>>
>> Where did I go wrong? Are there any configurations that I need to
take
>> note of in Exchange? Pls help...this problem is driving me nuts for
the
>> last 3 days.
>>
>> tks U
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