Dear Dieter,
on Monday, December 27, 1999, 14:41, you wrote:
>> in our local network environment, users are connecting with The Bat!
>> to our local mail server rather than to an Dial-Up Provider via an
>> RAS connection. Thus in the relevant settings (SMTP server, POP
>> server etc.) the local IP of the mail server is set (192.168.1.1).
DH> Since I have a similar environment (MDaemon as local mailserver,
DH> WinGate as proxy/dial-up) I did set:
DH> Options|Network & Administration|Local Area Network or manual
DH> connection checked
DH> It's easy as that.
Unfortunately not. These are (of course) exactly my settings, but
nonetheless TB attempts to establish an RAS connection when sending (not
when retrieving) mail the first time after being launched.
It is this different behaviour of sending and retrieving mail that
concerns me. Well, this does not mean that TB should establish an RAS
connection also when retrieving mail, of course.
DH> |Windows NT v4 Build 1381 Service Pack 6|
^^
Ah. That may be the reason why you don't see this behaviour.
Best regards,
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Michael Heydekamp
AIR TRAFFIC Euro Charter GmbH
eMail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.airtraffic.de
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