>> He said that would mean that when I go on the road, I will no longer be able to collect my mail via my Mindspring dialup number, which I keep for traveling purposes. He said we MUST use Imail's web mail when not at our regular computer and at our regular host. >>
This is wrong technically because POP3 is not SMTP and unless port 110 is block by your roving ISP or by his firewall (not likely), you should be able to COLLECT mail just fine. >> But if I am reading this correctly (it is difficult for me to understand), he is wrong. He should turn off all relaying and then our email programs will do SMTP AUTH which means that someone would have to have my email password to send mail via our domain.. That would mean that I should still be able to collect my mail via Eudora while logged into other ISPs, including Mindspring while I am on the road. That is, as long as my mail client has the Authentication Allowed box checked. >> Unless he is blocking SMTP at his firewall except for his dialup/LAN addresses only, you will be able to send mail using SMTP Auth since SMTP Auth cannot be turned off in Imail. You can turn off SMTP Advertisements. >> Am I correct? I am no nerd, so please be gentle. >> You are correct. Craig. 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/
