* This is the modus mailing list * No. The mail client side isn't up to you unless you firewall or disable access via that particular protocol. Your modusmail isn't using any particular protocol, it allows access via one of those 2 protocols. If you have IMAP and POP access enabled, a user can check their mail with either one. The webmail is just a seperate client, and it can be set to access your server by either IMAP or POP3. Whichever setting you choose, it doesn't affect the end users ability to check their mailbox with whichever one they prefer. The only caveat is if your webmail uses POP3, and your users make folders, those folders are a webclient based feature, and not accessible outside of the webmail client. If your webmail is set for IMAP, then folders are created as IMAP folders, which are stored on the server, not the webmail client. I hope this sorta makes sense.
> Does it matter if the ModusMail client (not WebMail) is not using IMAP? > > In other words, our ModusMail is currently using POP3 mailboxes on both > the WebMail portion and on the mail client portion. If we decide to > switch the WebMail side to IMAP, do we have to change to IMAP on the > mail client side too? > > > > Sincerely, > Mike McTee > Internet Systems Technician > Eastex Net (www.eastex.net) > > > > -----Original Message----- > > ** To unsubscribe, send an Email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the word "UNSUBSCRIBE" in the body or subject line.
