The mail clients configurations must be set up properly as well this to perform SMTP Auth with virtual host. Maybe the following examples will help:
Netscape settings for Virtual Host "without" an IP address: email address: [EMAIL PROTECTED] pop user name: userID%virtualhost.com outgoing mailserver user name: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Netscape settings for Virtual Host "with" an IP address: email address: [EMAIL PROTECTED] pop user name: userID%virtualhost.com outgoing mailserver user name: userID Outlook settings for Virtual Host "without" an IP address: account name: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Outlook settings for Virtual Host "with" an IP address: account name: userID Eudora settings for Virtual Host "without" an IP address: return address: [EMAIL PROTECTED] login name: userID%virtualhost.com Eudora settings for Virtual Host "with" an IP address: return address: [EMAIL PROTECTED] login name: userID QB > Here is the kicker, you still have to get SMTP Auth WORKING once you have > configured your IMail server as above. I have confirmed all the settings: > > 1.) I am using v6.06 with the Hotfix, SMTP is the march 01 version. > 2.) My primary domain is using the IMail database > 3.) The error with the missing > is still a mystery as the client that > was having it happen was sending mail to his other accounts so > I know he did not type it in wrong. > 4.) My customers are still unable to AUTH!!! > Please visit http://www.ipswitch.com/support/mailing-lists.html to be removed from this list. An Archive of this list is available at: http://www.mail-archive.com/imail_forum%40list.ipswitch.com/
