> A shot in the dark here, I have not tried this. > > What about using the "control access" list in POP3 and > denying access to all > IP address except those that you may want to give POP3 access to? > > Anybody ever tried this? Just did. It works, and Web Messaging is still enabled, but is only marginally better than stopping the POP service altogether in my opinion. Managing the IPs that are granted POP access sounds like real work, unless you only had a few users (like yourself and your staff). In that case, it's a great solution. Thanks for bringing it up. hth, ���� ron ~ ron allen hornbaker humankind systems, inc. mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] HKSI WebMail Templates for IMail v6x ~ Now 192 Installations Worldwide Global Stylesheet Colors ~ Fast Loads ~ SpellChecker ~ Mac/IE Friendly Demo: http://mail.hksi.net Buy: http://humankindsystems.com/products Please visit http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html to be removed from this list.
