That you can do. It would be nice if you could avoid EIMS altogether though.
Dean Suhr wrote:
No need for multiple IP's on the SMTP side. SMTP is the outgoing engine so
both can coexist very happily.
Incoming is a different story. I use EIMS to receive all of my mail with a
routing rule to forward all of the list mail for a given domain to port 325.
I assign LRP to listen only on port 325 (same IP) and all is well.
EIMS Preferences->Mail Routing: lists.yourdoaminhere.com 192.168.254.1:325
LRP Server->Server Settings->TCP Port: 325
Dean
on 3/6/07 6:44 AM, Tony Moller at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you get LetterRIP and EIMS to operate on the same computer, if the
computer has multiple IP addresses assigned to it? For example,
xxx.xxx.xxx.1 is assigned to EIMS, and xxx.xxx.xxx.2 is assigned to
LetterRIP. Will both SMTP services function, or is it one SMTP engine per
server regardless of IPs? (Yes, I know I could just set letterRIP to
operate via POP, which is the way I'm currently headed, but I'm curious.)
Thanks
Tony
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