Sorry, I have discovered that the ISP has enabled TCP/IP
filtering and that the POP3 port (TCP 110) was missing
from the list of allowed ports.
>-----Original Message-----
>I have installed the Windows Server 2003 POP3 server on
a
>new server, and it is not listening on the IP numbers
>assigned to the NIC card. The SMTP Server works properly
>and relays email for authenticated users, the SMTP+POP3
>servers receive email messages and stores them in the
>mailboxes, but the POP3 service listens only on
127.0.0.1
>(i've checked this both with Telnet and PortQryV2).
>I've used this service before and it used to work OK on
>other hardware. Here is what is different: a) the CPU is
>a XEON with hyperthreading (problems on dual processor
>platform?); b) the NIC has 11 IP numbers (this number is
>too big?)
>.
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