There is probably a smarter answer but that way I solved it was to move
imail back to port 8383 and let IIS own port 80 for all ip's. Then, for the
one IP I had it point to the same ip at port 8383.

It works and the users didn't notice (my two ways to measure success)

Ken Bakunas wrote:

> I currently have imail running with one ip address, web mail on port 80.
> I now added another ip to NT for use in running a web site with IIS on
> the same server.
>
> Since imail grabs up all the ips on the box, when I try to start the
> web site in IIS I get "Winsock error:  IP address already in use".
>
> Anyway to tell imail not to use the new ip (without any port number
> changes)?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ken
>
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