I tried the same thing with Microsoft SMTP and I-Mail, trying to get them to bind to individual IPs but could never get it to work.  The IMail service came up fine but the Microsoft service always hung.

 

Sam

 

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Subject: [IMail Forum] Can Imail and Exchange co-exist on same server

 

Hi All,

 

Forgive me if this has been addressed before but I just subscribed to this list today.

 

I am running an Exchange Server and just installed Imail on the same machine.  The problem I am having (and I knew it would be a problem before the install) is that two SMTP servers on the same machine don’t play well together (ok, they don’t play at all).  My question is this:  Is there a way to bind the Imail SMTP server to a specific IP address?  I can bind the MS SMTP server to a specific IP address and if I can do the same with Imail then all should be well.  If not, has anyone out there successfully run Exchange and Imail on the same machine?  If so, how?

 

BTW, I considered Gateway relay but I don’t believe it is an option since both SMTP servers are on the same machine.

 

Any thoughts/brainstorms are appreciated.

 

John Calhoun

Calhoun Industries, Inc.

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