One issue we have encountered is partners who send AS2 and email from the same IP address. Our network engineer tells us that these cannot be routed separately through our firewall, even with different ports specified, and thus we cannot use both AS2 and email with such partners. Do others see this issue? Or have a solution on the receiver side ? MARK
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