> No you don't need a static IP although it is preferable. I run everything > dynamic at home. Only problem is that ISPs like AOL won't accept E-mail > from dynamically assigned IP addresses to their relay servers due to Spam > protection. BTW I prefer postfix. Nobody has mentioned that people get mighty unhappy when trying to send mail to servers that are not operational. The statement suggesting that he doesn't plan on this server running all the time is what caught my eye. It will likely lead to lost inbound mail that's deleted at their source as undeliverable. Cheers --- Larry
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