>If I check "Relay for Addresses" or "No Mail Relay" can I still uncheck
>"Disable SMTP AUTH reporting" so that people can check mail on machines
>outside our network?
Yes, that will work fine.
>Will IMail allow users to send mail using SMTP
>authentication even if the IP address of the machine is not in the list of
>available IPs?
Yes. SMTP AUTH trumps everything else -- a user using SMTP AUTH can always
relay.
If they aren't using SMTP AUTH, then they can only relay if their IP
address is listed in the "Relay for Addresses" option (or if you use one of
the open relay options).
-Scott
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