>216.53.*.*. Does anyone know how to get rid of this entry? Or does anyone
>know if this duplicate mapping in IMail will cause the issue we're having?
Imail listens on all ip's, even the orphaned ones. Since there's
nothing incoming on the orphaned ip's, Imail won't send anything out
that way, so that's not yr pb.
Scott and I both pointed you at the DNS pb. Have you verified that
Imail smtp:dns ip address is valid for your new situ and that the DNS
is working? No DNS, no mail leaves.
>can't imagine it's a good thing. Can I rename the primary host name since it
>won't let me delete the entry or change the IP to the public address without
>breaking the SMTP service?
Imail will read all ip's found in the NT settings, and write them to
Imail's registry, but does not remove them from the Imail registry
when they are removed from NT settings. How to remove the orphaned
ip's from Imail registry is explained in the KB.
Len
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