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I want to run 2 qmail servers on my machine. One on the normal port 25 and the other on a different port AND a different IP address. So when I send mail out using this 2nd server, it will be going out using a different IP address than the machine's primary (eth0) IP address. <br />
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This may really be a tcpserver question since that is the server that I'm using to start qmail. <br />
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Does anyone know how I can control which IP addres the qmail server binds itself to when starting up? <br />
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Thanks,<br />
mag
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I want to run 2 qmail servers on my machine. One on the normal port 25 and the other on a different port AND a different IP address. So when I send mail out using this 2nd server, it will be going out using a different IP address than the machine's primary (eth0) IP address. 

This may really be a tcpserver question since that is the server that I'm using to start qmail. 

Does anyone know how I can control which IP addres the qmail server binds itself to when starting up? 

Thanks,
mag

2 qmail servers, 1 machine, different IP addresses

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.