If your Imail Server is behind the firewall, and your firewall has PNAT
(port nat) function, then set the outside tcp port 80 transfer to inside tcp
port 8383.
If you do not have firewall or your firewall does not have the PNAT
function, and your NT only has IMail installed (no IIS installed), then you
just need change the port 8383 to port 80.
If you IIS and Imail are installed at the same NT server, then bind two IP
for this server.
1. IP 1 is for IIS, so you need to set WWW, FTP and other IIS service using
this IP only. (the IIS default setting is using any IP.)
2. IP 2 is for IMail, so you need to change port 8383 to port 80.
Stone
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Michel van Renssen
Sent: Friday, March 02, 2001 8:33 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] Both port 80 and 8383
Is there a way to let users log on to http://email.test.com without having
to type the port number 8383 AND without having an IIS5.0 for redirecting?
Michel
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