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Somewhat.... It is not difficult to exceed 6MB with say a pdf version of a contract. Having such sent by ftp or http is typically not practical. Given internet speeds, it would not be unusual to allow up to 50MB. With that said, if you are in an environment where you "know" that such things will...

If you know what it is, simply use "passwd" and hit a return at the prompt. If you don't know what it is you will need the cd's.

Take a look at the Sonicwall products. You can have an SSL VPN as part of a total solution (Ex: TZ210) or a separate device such as a the SSL VPN-2000. Plenty of models to choose from depending upon performance needs and price point. www.sonicwall.com

If you want to be able to receive mail on newcareweb you must start sendmail. You can send mail from newcareweb without it. Before you start sendmail I would copy or compare sendmail.cf from careweb with that on newcareweb, and make any changes as needed. Again, typically these will have...

It sounds like carelot (lotus notes) is not configured to accept a mail relay from careweb and maybe other systems. Each system must be explicitly permitted to relay mail to the post office. Not sure where you do that on lotus notes but on AIX you must place the hostname that is permitted to...

Apparently something has changed on server60.appriver.com to prevent you from connecting to it. I assume this is where your post office is, and you have it set as the smarthost. You can try to telnet server60.appriver.com 25 to perhaps see more info. You need to talk with whomever...

Try sending mail to someplace you know to be good using the following. This will detail all the steps and any error that is stopping it. mail -v somebody@somewhere.com Note that when sending mail this way you end the message with a CTRL-D.

Go here: http://www-933.ibm.com/support/fixcentral/main/System+p/AIX then supply the info and you can get what you are looking for.

Unless the system if very busy, it will probably take an hour. Also depends on processor speed, RAID card, cache etc. I would not do it during any copies or backup.

When you say still no luck, do you mean sendmail is not running or the queue is not being emptied. Do "ps -ef | grep sendmail" to see if it is running. If not, check syslog for error messages. If it is running, it might be a problem with dns. If you run your own nameserver then stop and restart...

Does the default gateway on newcareweb point to carelot or your real gateway? Type "netstat -rn" and look at the line labeled default. What does this ip address represent on your network. If you do "mail -v root" on newcareweb (with sendmail off), does it work? In your last reply you metioned...

Try the following and see if it makes any difference. Make sure you have an entry in sendmail.cf for: Cwlocalhost Also make sure the sendmail.cw file has the entry localhost on a line by itself. After making these changes be sure to refresh sendmail so it reads them.

This is somewhat confusing. It appears that your post office is on carelot, from which you send all your mail. If this is true, then all you mail should be sent there and then distributed. If carelot is ONLY supposed to get mail from careweb, why? Why don't you just send email from careweb...

Why don't you just define the aliases in the /etc/mail/aliases file? For example, to get root email sent somewhere else as well, you can make an entry... root: root, somebody@domain.com If you change aliases, then issue "newaliases" to load the aliases.db with the new info.

Lets try the following to collect more info. Please send two emails and post the result. One to someone on the inside and one to someone on the outside. mail -v somebody@inside.com mail -v anybody@outside.com Then please post ONLY the changed lines in sendmail.cf. This is typically lines...

Did you stop sendmail and not restart it properly. If you do "ps -ef | grep sendmail" is it running? Simply recreating the dead letter mail box should not have caused the problem you describe. sendmail needs to be started a certain way, as.... to stop: stopsrc -s sendmail or kill the process to...

Two thoughts. If you have smarthost set in sendmail.cf that could be one cause for all mail going there. If you use it, what do you have set in your /etc/mail/access file? This controls what gets sent to where as far as relaying goes. I suspect you have an internal domain name that appears in...

I believe sendmail tries to send rejected mail to the postmaster. If your system can't send mail to postmaster then that would be the cause of the error message. Typically you would define postmaster in /etc/aliases and it would be something like, "postmaster:root". You can test this by...

Some ipsec VPN clients direct all traffic through that connection if split tunneling is not enabled. You could try the following. First connect the vpn client, then try the ssl vpn connection. If that does not work insure that the ipsec client is configured for split tunneling. You should be...

If anyone is using an AIX based system to receive XML RPC requests, I would like to know what you are using to do this. This is not a SOAP request, but purely XML RPC. I can already handle SOAP requests using a soap server web service. The soap server handles soap requests, but this does not do...