The SendMail function in PeopleSoft uses the SMTP server to send emails. The first thing to do when troubleshooting problems with emails not being sent is to make sure your SMTP server is up and running. In this post, I will show you how to verify if you can connect to the SMTP server as well as manually sending an email!
Note: I’m using Unix Telnet to connect to the SMTP sever.
Let’s get started by trying to connect to the server:
Open a telnet session and login to the server box you would like to test sending emails from. I will be logging in to a DEV environment.
Step one:
Once logged in successfully, type:
Step Two:
Send an email manually:
Lets identify ourselves with the HELO command and the domain name we are coming from. For example, if your work email address is your-name@yourcompany.com then your domain name would be yourcompany.com
Now type the email address you want the email to appear from:
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hi,
when i am typing mail from:test@mycompany.com its showing authentication required.
plz suggest what to do?