>why ETRN? If the smtp/pop3 services on Imail are accessed from the Notes
>clients, where would ETRN be involved? Do you mean if the Notes server
>used ETRN to pick mail from Imail? With a DSL line and fixed ip, ETRN
>shouldn't be necessary.
Right!
If the client connect directly to Imail server there is no need to set up
ETRN.
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>Service Provider (ISP), that uses the Post Office Protocol (POP) or
Internet
>Message Access Protocol (IMAP), you can use Notes to read your Internet
>mail. You do this by creating a POP or IMAP account.
>To send e-mail to an Internet server, you need to create a Simple Mail
>Transfer Protocol (SMTP) account.
My question was about your mention of Notes + ETRN.
Those Notes instructions were only notes-client-to-SMTP/POP-server, nothing
about ETRN.
Len
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