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Sending email in OBIEE 11g: Failed to open connection to SMTP server

I am trying to send an email with SSL in OBIEE11g, when running an ibot, but the agent fires an error:
THE AGENT zzzz, has failed. [nQSError: 75027] Failed to open connection to SMTP Server (host mail.xxxxxxx.es; port 465). AgentID: /users/weblogic/zzzz
I checked with network administrator to find if the smtp server name is correct, and it's ok, and the user name and password is required. I looked at the document id 1324893.1 but this has not solved anything.
By the way, when I send an email with OBI Publisher, it's work.
The OBIEE11g version is 11.1.1.5
Thanks.
Answers
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Hi,
Knowing the server name is right doesn't mean it works.
Did you try to open a connection with the SMTP server from the BI Server?
The name is maybe correct but there is a firewall in between or the BI Server doesn't resolve the name to the IP your mail server really is etc.
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Hi,
I have a test port access to the mail server with Telnet and it's work.
I have executed this command:
nc -zv mail.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.es 465
Connection to mail.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.es 465 port [tcp/smtps] succeeded!
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Did you run that from your machine, or from the OBIEE server? Also, OBIEE 11.1.1.5 is *old*. You might want to consider moving to 11.1.1.9 so that you stay within support.
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from the OBIEE server
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Did it ever work at some point? OBIEE never managed to send a single email?
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OBIEE worked ok. The problem occurs when the mail server is switched to SSL.
If I send the mails to a non-SSL server it works ok.
Could the problem be the certificate?
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Possibly. Have you done the SSL SMTP server configuration?
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I had followed item 5.3.2 of that document
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In which case, I think that you should look at your SSL certificate.
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1503342 wrote:The problem occurs when the mail server is switched to SSL.If I send the mails to a non-SSL server it works ok.Could the problem be the certificate?
Bingo !
98.5% of chances you will find your solution if you look into the SSL config you did (certificate etc.).
Things almost never happen just like that
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