This is the exact message I receive when an IP address exists on another
server or machine somewhere else on the network. I dont think it can be
caused on one machine. Hope it helps
At 01:20 AM 8/15/99 -0500, you wrote:
I've looked online and in the manual, but I'm a bit lost here:
I'm
no you cannot bind Imail to less than all of the IP addresses on the box.
Eric S
- Original Message -
From: Tony Evers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, August 15, 1999 2:20 AM
Subject: [IMail Forum] IIS Settings / IP Addresses.
I've looked online
Subject: [IMail Forum] IIS Settings / IP Addresses.
I've looked online and in the manual, but I'm a bit lost here:
I'm running IIS 4.0 and IMAIL 5 Eval on the same server. The server
hosts
one domain on one IP address. The machine has 9 other IP
addresses
available, but I'm mainly using
I'm having a weird pb in this IIS ip-less setup. In the IIS3 manager, do
we set up the virtual web server's with an alias but not as a virtual
server with ip address?
You don't! IIS3 doesn't have this capability (the Host header
parameter). You have to use another web server (eg. IIS4) in
Hang on a minute, are you saying IIS3 can't do ip-less virtual web
servers, ie, many web servers sharing a single address?
But of the group of virtuals I have, the 'real server' and one ip-less
virtual are working ok, it's the other two that aren't.
How do explain that?
Len
This message isn't caused by two programs trying to use the same IP.
It is caused by a different computer trying to use the same IP address.
Check the IP's of the other machines on your network. Chances are, someone
or something is conflicting. Don't overlook network printers, DHCP
servers,
Good point, Mr Ullrich, but we only have one IIS on this net, and the
pb of domain1.com (base web) and domain2.com (virtual web,
ip-less) working on one ip address is not due to ip conflicts. I've
scanned our subnet several times this weekend for other reasons and their
are no duped ip's.
I am
I've looked online and in the manual, but I'm a bit lost here:
I'm running IIS 4.0 and IMAIL 5 Eval on the same server. The server hosts
one domain on one IP address. The machine has 9 other IP addresses
available, but I'm mainly using virtualIP's to host other domains. Today,
POP and SMTP
