In order to do this you would have to make the mail server set-up to port 80 instead
of 8383. But by doing this you will not be able to have a web site by that same
address. Well, you could but you would have to type the port on it then.
Grant
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From: "Richard L." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Mon, 24 May 1999 17:26:12 -0700
>We currently have a server that we want to run a website and Imail >services,
>especially the Web Based Email service. We got the email >service setup and working
>correctly through POP access. But here is the >trick. How do we make the server go
>to mail.serveraddress.com go to >mail.serveraddress.com without having to type in the
>:8383 at the end. >Is it in the DNS server that we do this or what?
>
>NT Server 4.0 Service Pack 3
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