Riccardo,
there are two different versions of sendmail available on NT.
The SMTP-Version works similar to the Unix-sendmail. It can get
executed by anyone and uses standard mail address (user AT xxx.yyy DOT zzz)
The MAPI-Version makes use of the locally installed exchange-client
and must have access to a valid exchange profile to send mails. You can
send mail to all addresses that can be uniquely determined by the alias
name of exchange. Disadvantage of the MAPI-version is that there are
always some addresses you cannot use when another ID or exchange-group
starts with the same string (like user "abcma" and group
"abc-management"). Great advantage on the other side is that the
MAPI-version can send attachments using the native exchange format.

You can try out both versions and decide which one suits better.
Unfortunately I can't remember where I found both versions. Try to
search the internet and browse the reskit-cdrom for sendmail.exe. There
were no copyright notices in both applications.

Regards,
Michael
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Michael H. Bartl
Michael H. Bartl
ADAC e.V. (Rechenzentrum, Produktionsplanung und Organisation)
Tel.: (089) 7676-4063, Fax: (089) 7676-8161
EMail: Michael.Bartl AT Zentrale.ADAC DOT de

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> Von:  Riccardo Corona[SMTP:rcorona AT ESOC.ESA DOT DE]
> Gesendet:     Donnerstag, 19. Februar 1998 11:46
> An:   ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
> Betreff:      Automatic notification on NT
>
> HI everybody.
> We want to  setup an automatic system to deliver the output -
> dsmsched.log
> -  of the nightly schedule for NT clients.
> We are currently using a crontab on Aix and unix client that  extracts
> the
> main informations from dsmsched.log and  mail them to the
> administrator
> list using standard e-mail address ( user AT xxxx.yyy DOT com ). It's quite
> easy
> and it works fine. Now the question is: How  do we do  something
> similar on
> NT clients ? (3.51 - 4 - Wincenter)
> I looked through the NT manuals but   I couldn't find anything about
> mail
> commands or related commands.
> Any Suggestions?
> Thanks
>