Folks,

I have a doubt on whether using Unity Connection without DNS will work
with VPIM. Can someone confirm if this can be done.

First I did it with full DNS configuration and works flawlessly, then
I take down the DNS and make a few modifications.

>From CUE, I can send messages to CUC no problem. HQ is configured like this:
Name:                                   CUCxn
Type:                                   Configured
Abbreviation:
Email domain:                           172.16.10.12
Minimum extension length:               2
Maximum extension length:               15
Phone prefix:
VPIM encoding:                          Dynamic
Send spoken name:                       enabled
Send vCard:                             enabled
State:                                  enabled
VPIM broadcast ID:                      vpim-broadcast
Sent msg count:                         5
Received msg count:                     5
Live-reply calling number rule prepend:

CUC user receives message and reads no problem.

On CUC, the SMTP Server Configuration will not allow to use an IP
address as domain name like CUE does. See Screenshot.

When sending from CUC to CUE, CUE will always reject the sender
address (that's what it seems to me) as cannot validate it:

5191 07/08 03:17:32.947 netw smtp 6 250 2.6.0 Message accepted for
delivery (csUnitySmtp-26-1265321617824)
3613 07/08 03:18:29.793 netw smtp 2
3613 07/08 03:18:29.801 netw smtp 3 socket hostName: CUCxn.hq.local,
hostAddress: 172.16.10.12
3613 07/08 03:18:29.801 netw smtp 3 hostname: CUCxn.hq.local found in
good address cache
3613 07/08 03:18:29.802 netw smtp 1
5196 07/08 03:18:29.802 netw smtp 5 Initial connection message
5196 07/08 03:18:29.820 netw smtp 6 UNKNOWN: EHLO CUCxn
5196 07/08 03:18:29.820 netw smtp 5 250-CUE
5196 07/08 03:18:29.828 netw smtp 6 EHLO : MAIL FROM:<[email protected]>
5196 07/08 03:18:29.832 netw smtp 5 554 5.1.8 Bad senders system address
5196 07/08 03:18:29.844 netw smtp 6 MAIL FROM:: QUIT
5196 07/08 03:18:29.844 netw smtp 5 221 closing channel

I know that when I get that message, I have to tweak my DNS hosts for
CUE to accept the message. But can this be done without any DNS ?

Thanks in advance.


-- 
Randall "da ill" Saborio
CCIE Voice Wannabe #10054675811
(Real number coming this July 2010)

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