[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Is there a way to set this up where the web address is not the POP address?
>
Other than setting up two different boxes...
1) in the iMail control panel, you cna restrict POP access by IP
address. if the people you want to give POp access to have fixed IP
addresses, this might work for you.
2) I didn't see it in the settings, but perhaps iMail can be told to
listen/respond to POP on a different TCP port that the standard one
(110, I think). Most POP e-mail clients can be told about non-standard
port numbers, yet anyone just trying to do a POP connect to the IP
address will get dead air.
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