Thanks for the info. The 64.30.27.230 is not mine.
Yes, it is. :)
I think that falls within the ip range of my inet provider (who hosts my dns). My default gateway out of my system at the router is 64.30.27.229. The mail server ip is 64.30.36.145.
But, your IP is 64.30.27.230. Perhaps your ISP does funky things, but it is your IP as far as other mailservers are concerned:
Received: from mail.hartfordsd.com [64.30.27.230] by list.ipswitch.com with ESMTP
(SMTPD32-8.04) id A6DFD70346; Wed, 03 Dec 2003 17:42:39 -0500
This shows that the IP address that connected to IMail was 64.30.27.230. However, since there is no Received: header before the one Ipswitch added, it looks like you didn't use a mailserver to send out your E-mail (did you connect directly with a mail client?).
-Scott
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