Re: Allowing 2 networked PCs to both send Internet mail??

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From: Jago
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1998 00:00

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In article <slrn74e8mu.2v2.stuart@bamboo.ints.ml.org>, stuart@internationalschool.co.uk wrote:
>In <01be0bf7$54760180$LocalHost@term2>, Andy posted:
>>Hi All,
>
>mailtraq, vpop3, mdaemon or slmail will all do what you need, and there 
>are probably more besides. ditch IPX/SPX, you can keep netbeui if you 
>want (but you'll save memory on the clients if you ditch that too), and 
>install TCP/IP. make up IP addresses starting 10.0. netmask 255.255.0.0
>or stating with 192.168.0. netmask 255.255.255.0, ignore dhcp, ignore wins,
>ignore dns on all but the machine running the mail server (set it to
>easynet's on that one). if you want web access (it won't cost anything
>for one client machine at a time) then grab a copy of wingate. wingate is
>recommended anyway as it has good newbie tcp/ip networking docs.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but would deleting NetBEUI also disable his file and 
print sharing abilities?  I know IPX can be deleted (except to play LAN 
games), but I tried to install only TCP/IP on my 5 computer LAN, and though 
communication was available, file and print sharing was gone.  Any special 
settings you need to do for file sharing to work with TCP/IP only?

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Subject: Re: Allowing 2 networked PCs to both send Internet mail??
Date: 1998/11/10
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