>The license restricts you to 10 IP connections, but you can actually
>have all the connections your box can handle. It's illegal, but doable.
"Sorry, judge, I "forgot" I ever heard about a 10 tcp/ip connection
license. Apart from that, I have a legendary photographic memory and am
billionaire master of the universe." vbg
So Chris,
To be legal and show full respect for the law and good will before the
courts as MS itself does, you should run NT4 server for Imail. If you run
NT wrkstn, just don't falsify your screen shots as evidence that you're
running NT server.
Trick: if you aren't going to be running a Web server on your Imail
machine, don't install IIS when you install NT4 server. This allows you to
run Imail's Web Messaging at the standard http service at port :80 rather
than the "IIS+IMail co-existence port" of :8383.
http://webmail.schooldomain.edu (without IIS)
rather than
http://www.schooldomain.edu:8383 (with IIS)
Len < Have you seen MS yesterday rebutting DOJ's attack as "vague", by MS
saying that "nobody knows what an Internet browser is" ? LOL >
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