Qpopper - or any pop program has nothing to do with your subject - if you have a firewall (I hope you do, and if not don't say so in this message because your domain name is in your e-mail address and you'll just announce to the world that your network is wide open) - then open port 110 on the firewall to your sendmail - pop box (again, I hope you have deny relay setup on the sendmail box, and if not, don't tell the list).
Then just have your employees point (the ip address or NAT translation address your firewall presents for the sendmail\pop box) their favorite mail client - Eudora has the tightest integration with qpopper - but Outlook will do (Not my favorite, but I use it on occasion). And you have connection - then work out the qpopper config as far as leaving mail on the server or not - because, when the employees pull from home the mail (in default qpopper installs) leaves the box and goes to the requesting client. So if you want your employees to have access to the same mail from everywhere - then keep the mail on the server - but be forwarned - two gotchas with that setup. 1. Disk space, you have to watch it and get on your employees to delete messages when they are done or they will lock the box up by filling the free disk space. 2. Virus's - With all that mail in one place its a virus breeding ground, unless you are tight with your permissions they will cross-infect each other. M -----Original Message----- From: Kristi-Rheem [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 8:38 AM To: Subscribers of Qpopper Subject: Receiving Mail from Home Does anyone know how (if it is Qpopper) to make it so that my employees can check their mail from home. When we're in the office we set our outgoing mail to the name of the Machine that Sendmail is on, but when I try the domain name it gives me errors. I am using QPopper with Sendmail on a Solaris 8 machine. Thanks, Kristi
