Either you can add 209.73.244.54 as a secondary IP address on your IMail server, or you can add "[209.73..244.54]" as a host alias for your primary domain.
secondary IP address? where would I do that?
I'm not sure -- I've never tried that method (someone else has mentioned that several times). I'm guessing that it would be a Windows setting, and then IMail would need to be updated.
Alternatively, I added [209.73.244.54] as an alias, however I then tried to send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and got it bounced "unknown user"... I then put the quotes around it in the alias field (mirroring the way it is shown above), but still - unknown user.
It needs to be a host alias. That's because you want "[209.73.244.54]" to be a "host" that IMail accepts E-mail for (so you can send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]), not a user alias (which would let you send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED], which isn't useful).
-Scott
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