Configuration Settings documents can apply to a single server, all servers in a domain, or a group of servers. Edit the Configuration Settings document that applies to the upgraded server, but be aware that this modification affects any other servers that use this Configuration Settings document.

If you do not have Configuration Settings documents for your Domino servers, create them to reflect your Domino 6 configuration. For example, if you have a mail server, an application server, and a firewall server, and only the mail server uses SMTP routing, create two Configuration Settings documents: one for the mail server with SMTP routing enabled, and one for the application and firewall servers without SMTP routing enabled.

Follow these steps to enable SMTP routing in the Configurations Settings document.

1. Make sure you upgraded the design of your Public Address Book to the Domino 6 Directory template.

Note The Domino Directory for the domain must use the Domino 6 template because the settings for native SMTP appear only in the Domino 6 Directory Configuration Settings document.

3. Click the Configuration tab.

4. Expand the Server Configuration section.

5. Click Configurations.

6. If you have a Configuration Settings document that you want to use for this server, select it and click Edit Configuration. If not, click Add Configuration.

7. If you are creating a new configuration, do the following:

• Enter a server name in the Basics section.
• Select the Group or Server this configuration applies to. Do not select "Use these settings as the default settings for all servers" unless you want every server that this document controls to use SMTP to send messages to the Internet instead of through an Internet mail server.

9. Complete this field on the Basics tab, and then save the document:

Field	Enter
SMTP used when sending messages outside the local Internet domain	Choose one: Enabled to use SMTP to route mail to the Internet Disabled (default) to prevent the server from routing mail outside the local Internet domain

10. If your organization uses a relay host, enter its host name or IP address in the field "Relay host for messages leaving the local Internet domain."

Note Relay host servers require additional configuration.

For more information about relay host servers, see the topic Configuring Domino to send mail to a relay host or firewall.

11. Click the Save and Close button on the Action bar. If you created a document, it appears in the view.

12. Enable the SMTP listener task.

See Also

Overview of routing mail using SMTP