Just to make the solution complete for the archives ... No need for multiple IP's on the SMTP outgoing side - both can coexist very happily.
On the incoming side since EIMS cannot bind to only one IP (LRP can), you need to use route your LRP mail through the EIMS server as follows. EIMS will be the WAN SMTP for all incoming mail and LRP will listen only on a specified port, I use 325, to EIMS for its incoming messages. (Why use SMTP for LRP instead of POP to enable real-time message flow, and the on/-off address for automated subscriptions) EIMS Preferences->Mail Routing: lists.yourdoaminhere.com 192.168.254.1:325 (substitute whatever your LAN IP is, but leave the ³:325² at the end) EIMS Preferences->Backup MX Domains: lists.yourdomainhere.com 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 -- This message is from the Letterrip-Talk Mailing list. To unsubscribe, send mail to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/letterrip-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/
