HP highly recommends installing the latest NSTxxxxx network
transport patch.
Sendmail uses the POSIX time functions in order to timestamp
messages, and these functions depend on the TZ environment variable
being set properly. The best place to set TZ is in your system logon
UDC, i.e., SETVAR TZ "PST8PDT" (Pacific Time Zone example).
For further information about TZ, please see "man timezone" or
/SYS/LIB/TZTAB.
Syslog/iX must be configured and running so that Sendmail can log
warnings, errors, and message traffic data. Note that some
third-party spooling packages come with their own embedded syslog
daemon that will prevent you from running Syslog/iX; if you are
using such a spooling package, you will have to use the embedded
syslog daemon to capture Sendmail logging events. Syslog/iX is
documented in the Configuring and Managing MPE/iX Internet Services
manual. If you will be using the FOS syslog daemon for the first time
because of Sendmail, please ensure the SYSLOG account file
ownerships are correct by performing the following steps:
Your HP e3000 must be configured to use one or more DNS servers,
and must have the correct entries in the DNS database corresponding
to the configured hostname in :NMMGR. See "DNS Issues" below for more
detail.
Any network firewalls, routers, or switches that your HP e3000
communicates with must be configured to allow your HP e3000 to send
and receive packets on port 25 (SMTP) and port 53 (DNS). See
"Firewall Issues" below for more detail.
Support
Sendmail 8.12.1 for MPE/iX is supported through the HP Response
Center as part of MPE/iX FOS support.