This is the exact message I receive when an IP address exists on another
server or machine somewhere else on the network. I dont think it can be
caused on one machine. Hope it helps
At 01:20 AM 8/15/99 -0500, you wrote:
>I've looked online and in the manual, but I'm a bit lost here:
>
>I'm running IIS 4.0 and IMAIL 5 Eval on the same server. The server hosts
>one domain on one IP address. The machine has 9 other IP addresses
>available, but I'm mainly using virtualIP's to host other domains. Today,
>POP and SMTP services stopped by themselves, and I had this message:
>
> >System Error : The system has detected an IP address conflict with another
> >system on the network. Network operations on this system may be disrupted
> >as a result.
>
>Any ideas what might have caused this?
>
>In IIS I've assigned *.*.*.246 to domain1.com. All my MX DNS records are
>using *.*.*.247, and the mail has been getting sent and delivered. But I
>think I must be missing a step - Is there a way to "Bind" a physical IP to
>Imail? When I go into control panel for Imail, it appears to list all of
>the machines IP addresses. Web Messaging answers on anyMachineIP:8383 .
>
>Do I need to assign the IMAIL IP in IIS so IIS knows it's in use? Or do I
>need to tell Imail to only use *.*.*.247? Or am I so clued out that it's
>beyond hope???
>
>
>Thanks,
>
>Tony Evers
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