Microsoft KB Archive/135030

= X400: How to Create a LoopBack Message =

Article ID: 135030

Article Last Modified on 10/30/2006

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APPLIES TO


 * Microsoft Mail Gateway to X.400 3.0
 * Microsoft Mail Gateway to X.400 3.2

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This article was previously published under Q135030



SUMMARY
This article explains how to create a LoopBack message for troubleshooting the X.400 Mail Gateway.



MORE INFORMATION
 Type the following:

x400adm admin -ppassword -d

 Select the Local MTA option, and get the following information:

 Name: Country Code: Admd Name: Prmd Name:</li></ul>

Click OK (ALT+O) to accept the changes, and go back to previous screen.</li> Select the Address Conversion option.

The administrator must specify one address conversion string for each network name. One network address conversion string covers all postoffices with the same network name, even if they are not on the same local area network.

<ul> In the Network field, type the name of the Microsoft Mail network.</li> Set the Org Name to %net by tabbing to the field, then press ALT+N.</li> Set the Org Unit 1 to %post by tabbing to the field, then press ALT+P.</li> Set the Surname to %mbx by tabbing to the field, then press ALT+M.</li> Select Add (ALT+A).</li> Select OK (ALT+O) to return to the previous screen.</li></ul> </li>  Select the Routing option. The routing table will look similar to the following:

NOTE: The syntax is very important. The dots ".." must exist. <pre class="fixed_text">    c = country code <item b from Step 1> ..a = Admd Name <item c from Step 1> ....p = Prmd Name <item d from Step 1> ......o = Org Name <item g from Step 2> <Local MTA Name: Item 1> </li>  After you complete the above steps, run the MS-DOS Mail client. Login as the Admin to the postoffice, and select Address, X400, Field. This will display the Field template.

In the Field template, enter the following: <pre class="fixed_text">     - Country Code:                  <item b from Step 1> - Administration Domain name:   <item c from Step 1> - Private Domain Name:          <item d from Step 1> - Surname: - Organization name:            <Network name of the postoffice> - Organization Unit Names (OU): Press <Enter>

At the Alias field, type in LoopBack Account <Account Name> </li> The address is put into your Personal Address List (PAL). Press the ESC key until the Compose option appears.</li> Compose a message using the account above, and run the X400Gate program with the following command line options:

X400gate -lvd -d< drive letter to PO >

If the message is delivered, the X400Gateway should be configured correctly. If there are error messages in the MAILDATA\LOG\X400xxxx.LOG file, follow the troubleshooting steps to resolve the appropriate error message.

NOTE: The xxxxx in the LOG file represents the date you run the gateway file. For example, if you run X400GATE.EXE on July 27, the filename would be X4000727.LOG.</li></ol>

More information about the X400 gateway can be found in the Microsoft Mail Gateway to X.400 "Administrator Guide."

Additional query words: 3.00 3.20

Keywords: KB135030

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