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Looks like you passed the message to the receiving SMTP server with no problems. I am positive the problem lies on their end. Whomever administers that mail server should be able to check the logs on their end and give a definitive answer. It's either the mail server did something with the...

In 2005 there was a seperate configuration wizard that took care of all of that for you. Maybe there is one for 2007 as well?

I've tried out your code and it worked fine for me as-is. I'd start by investigating the mail logs to make sure there isn't a non-perl related issue at work here. Also double-check that the path to your sendmail binary is correct. Hope this helps.

try reading the file in to an array as opposed to a scalar.. @offerInfo = <COUNTER>; instead of $offerInfo = <COUNTER>;

Is this variable naming standard dictacted by your instructor?: ($i_d,$t_itle,$s_urname,$f_orename,$s_ex,$d_ob,$v_ision)=split(/\,/,$customer); I find it difficult to read and wouldn't recommend it in the "real world"..... but maybe I'm wrong.

I think the Included Computers group only shows computers that have been specifically included by the Administrator (ie. not automatically detected by any formula). I personally agree that there should be some sort of tab under the Computer Group properties to show all subscribers and I'm not...

I'm pretty sure that your agents are subscribed to some sort of group if they are alerting. What exactly are they alerting on? Is it base OS stuff or specific alerts from another MP? It can be confusing in MOM to tell whether or not a computer group has any agents subscribed because often it...

Yes....I was assuming that you were still going to wrap the if statement within your other one that checks to see if it was defined :)

what about just: if($mod[1]=~ /^17\d{2}/) { print "$mod[1]\n"; }

One way that you could do this is to setup the MS SMTP service on the MOM server. All incoming mail will be written to a specific folder (InetPub\mailroot\Drop). Set up a timed event in MOM to run a script every x minutes to look in the folder for new files. If one is found then transfer it...

Hi Supra, Thanks for the update! It's too bad GoDaddy won't support what you are trying to do but at least now we know what the issue was. In fact this is very useful to me personally as I was considering GoDaddy as a potential host for a project I've been thinking about starting and now...

Hi there, First thing I would check is to make sure you have the right group selected in the drop down list at the top. I know this because I made the same mistake myself when I first started with MOM....took me while to figure it out :)

Maybe GoDaddy has some sort of restriction about outgoing contact with sites through IP address as opposed to DNS name resolution? Try contacting some other known sites through IP instead of their DNS equivalents and see what happens. It's probably a long shot but you definitely have a brain...

Hi there, I don't have much experience with this particular type of task that you're doing but from what you've posted, I don't think it's a problem with your local server OR the perl script on the Go Daddy server. How are you pointing to your local server from your script? Do you use an IP...

Hi there, This may be a stupid question but since you didn't mention it I thought I would ask. Have you double-checked to make sure that the default Admin share for the C drive is still enabled? It's been awhile since I've dealt with a W2K server but I think you can just right-click the drive...

umbletech... thanks for the update. I might go back and try this myself now. Your tip about using the IP instead of the FQDN might prove to be useful for the problems I was having. thanks!

It sounds like you might be trying to install MOM reporting on the MOM server yet have the actual data reside on your SQL server. I have been trying to find a way to do this myself (using SQL 2000) and have been completely unsuccessful to get it to work flawlessly. From what I can gather...

Most of the events attributes should be stored in environment variables so you should be able to access them through whatever means your particular OS supports. See the "Command and Task Reference" for TEC 3.9 (assuming you are using 3.9) for the complete list of what attribute information is...

Uhhhhhhh......Yes

Its a Framework command so I assume it works under both Unix and Windows but I only have Unix to make sure. Here are the switches: >>> # wlsinst Usage: wlsinst -a | -p | -P | -l | -s <name> [-ivVh] -a List all products/patches installed. -p List all products...