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Using multiple nodes for INT communication type

Former Member
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We have enabled the SMTP node and an external node called INT1 under the INT communication type using the SAPConnect external communication in transaction SCOT.

The SMTP node is connected directly to our email server and the INT1 node is connected using an RFC connection to an 3rd party system.

I'm wondering when you email outputs out of the system, how do we select between the different nodes under the INT communication method? We want the ability to send our Sapscript outputs through the INT1 node and we want our ABAP lists go through the SMTP node. Is this possible? If so, how would we configure out system to choose the different nodes?

Currently each email we send through the system is defaulted to the INT1 node, which sends it to our 3rd party system. We just want the ability to send to both the INT1 and SMTP nodes.

If anyone has any information on how to do this, that would be great.

Thanks,

Dale Dingmann

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JGery
Employee
Employee
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Dear Dale Dingmann!

SAPconnect differentiates between nodes as of the address area. For example:

You set address area for node INT1:

*company1.com

You set address area for node SMTP:

*

Than a mail with recipient mail address containing domain company1.com will go through node INT1.

A mail with other receipient mail domain will be sent through SMTP node.

Regards

Gergely

bernd_speckmann
Contributor
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Ok, but is there a possibility to differentiate between the node with the help of the sender domain?

Thanks ahead,

Bernd

michael_mulvey
Employee
Employee
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Hi Guys,

SAPconnect only selects the node using the email domain. Not using the document attachment type (SCR, OTF etc...). So they way I set this up is specify specific domains in one node (*company1.com, *company5.com etc.) and a * for all other domains.

Hope this helps

Michael

bernd_speckmann
Contributor
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Ok,

but is there a way to differentiate using the sender domain instead of the recipient?

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