> On Thu 29 April 2004, 21:07:36 +1000, Marten Gallagher wrote: >>> Ah, but XRay will do it automatically with no action on your part. >>> Absolutely painless and invisible, provided that for each SMTP server you >>> need to use you can identify a unique IP address range that your laptop >>> will have been assigned. >> >> OK - that's the sticking point for me. Do you mean the DNS number of >> the SMTP server? (213.130.45.63 type thing) or does my mchine allocate >> a local network number to an SMTP server?
> No, I mean the IP address of your laptop. > In my office, my laptop gets assigned an IP address in the range > 192.168.0.0-192.168.0.255 > For one of my ISPs it gets 203.34.171.0-203.34.171.255 or > 203.222.89.0-203.34.89.255 > For another of my ISPs it gets 203.133.246.0-203.133.246.255 or > 203.122.248.0-203.122.248.255 > At home it gets assigned 192.168.6.2 > Each of these 4 requires a different SMTP server. I have set up XRay to > autoselect the appropriate SMTP server based on which of the above > subnets my laptop's IP address belongs to. -- Marten Gallagher www.annerykiln.co.uk The Bat! 2.10.01 POPFile 0.21.1 ________________________________________________ Current version is 2.10.01 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
