>Is there anything else that can be done other then check ignor IP
No. The problem is that AOL (and some other) users come from constantly
changing IPs. IMail's web messaging is able to handle this with the
"ignore source IP" -- otherwise, the AOL users would have to always come
from the same IP.
>And if they want to POP do the port remap to keep from AOL grabbing
>anything with port 25 in the packet?
The changing IPs will not affect SMTP or POP3, since those use a single
TCP/IP connection (unlike web hits, where each web hit uses its one TCP/IP
connection). SMTP via AOL isn't safe, but as far as I know POP3 is safe
(although they may intercept the connections and save copies of the E-mail
you download).
-Scott
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