Perhaps someone can help me with this problem... I am running Imail 5.05 and am having intermittent problems with dial-up clients accessing the server. We are a small business and have approx. 50 users accessing the server. The server is a Pentium 266 with 256 megs of RAM, and is using the NT user database. The server is currently set to relay mail for all users. All of our people are using Outlook98 as their email client, for dial-up purposes they primarily use Mindspring as their internet connection. We also have people accessing the server through a variety of other methods such as cable modems and DSL connections. Our issue seems to be strictly with the mindspring users however. Our internet connection is a Fractional T1 with a 368K port speed. The server is currently behind a cisco2600 router running Cisco's firewall software. The router is also acting as a proxy server and translating my true internet address to our internal 192.168.x.x network. I do not have great experience with the router, but am told that it is configured correctly to allow the following ports from any IP address through to the server POP3 (110), SMTP(25), 8383 (Imail's Web Interface). All these ports seem to work correctly most of the time, occassionally a dial-up client (it almost always seems to be a Mindspring user) is not able [message truncated] Please visit http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html to be removed from this list.
