Jan,

You might consider modiying the web interface to use the standard port 80 and, if 
needed, the SSL interface to use the standard port 443.  These modifications can be 
made through the IMail administrator program.

>From below, I can seen that you are also possibly hosting another web service on port 
>80.  If this is the case, please consider moving the IMail service to its own unique 
>server.  Alternatively, Win2K will let you run mulitple services on port 80 as log as 
>you have the IMail server bound to another unique IP address.

Many organizations block TCP/IP traffic beyond the "standard" ports that tend to end 
at port 1024.  In so doing, the default wemail/and/or/SSL interface is filtered out at 
the organization's firewall since they are set in the 8000's range by default.

Good luck!

Sean
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From: "Info" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date:  Wed, 3 Jul 2002 02:44:11 +0200

>> > Hi,
>> >
>> > Some of our users can't use a portnumber to access their mail
>> > cause it isn't
>> > allowed for instance on their job / workplace...
>> >
>> > Is it possible to set webmail up on a way it can be accessed without a
>> > portnumber....
>> >
>> > Thanks, Jan
>
>> yeah, easily.  I run it on port 80 and access it simply as
>> http://mail.domain.com
>>
>> Just change 8383 to 80 and you're done.
>>
>> Anthony
>
>Thanks, but won't work if you are also running web services on the same
>server will it.... ? Or can this be done without interference....
>
>Jan
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