on 08-02-2011 2:45 PM
Hi All,
We are getting this error in Sender Mail adapter.
"exception caught during processing mail message; java.net.ConnectException: A remote host refused an attempted connect operation"
It is a (Lotus Notes) Mail to File scenario.
Used POP3, and gave the URL as POP:// ** .
I have tried pinging the server and getting a good response.
I have also tried the OS01 ans it returned a response : Program Terminated.
I am not sure if the POP3 port is enabled.
Are there any check points we are missing ?
Please throw some light on this as we need to solve this asap ..
Yashwanth
Edited by: YashwanthSVK on Aug 2, 2011 7:18 PM
check if connectivity is open from PI to Mail server. can you do a telnet to the host and port from PI OS level?
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Shabarish is right.
This seem a connectivity issue. Try to ping Mail server from your PI System and check pop3 port.
This document can be helpful for you:
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/XI/SMTPConfigurationinSAPXI
error with POP3 settings
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aske ur basis team to check the whether the port(110 generally used for POP3 server) is open or not???
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This clearly shows connectivity error. Check your pop3 port is enabled to communicate with mail server. Also make sure your connection string for pop3 protocol is valid. Example mentioning right host name and port number etc. Also talk to Basis team to see any firewall related issues.
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