>I do have a cable modem at home and I put their DNS into Imail and it works.
>Since my web site is hosted at Interland, I wasn't sure if my cable modem
>company would want me to use their DNS for the purpose of my sending mail
>from my website.
They probably wouldn't want you to do that. But where is the IMail server
located? Where does it get its Internet connection from? If Interland
provides the bandwidth, they should provide the DNS server to use. If it's
on a dialup line with AT&T, they should provide the DNS server. If it's
with the cable modem people, you can use their DNS server.
-Scott
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