ChristianHello Neil Herber. At 13:05 -0500 06.01.2003, you wrote:You can only have one server listening on port 25 (SMTP) on any given IP. You need 2 IPs and the servers need to listen on their respective IPs. Give SIMS the "outside" (routable) IP and run AMS on an "internal" (private, non-routable) IP in the 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x block. Have SIMS forward to AMS.I always thought about 2 IP addresses, but when the AMS is only private, how can the customer access it for getting to his IMAP account?Christian.
If the customer is inside the private network, there is no problem. However, in this particular case, both servers are available at separate public IPs. But it looks like the AMS server is not listening on port 25, which is the real problem.
This is a guess on my part, but I assume that AMS is either the Apple Mail Server that comes with OS X or it is AIMS, which later became EIMS.
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Neil
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