I have Courier (the whole suite) running on a server with two Ethernet cards.
One is on a private network (with IP 192.168.0.254) and the other is on a valid
Internet IP address. The server name resolves via DNS to the valid Internet IP.
Clients can access everything perfectly from outside on the Internet (POP3,
IMAP4, ESMTP, Webmail). However, clients on the private network can access
POP3, IMAP4, and Webmail but not ESMTP. Our clients are running Outlook 2000
(yea I know!), so there may be some relation there, but it appears to be a
general problem with the private network setup. There is nothing helpful in the
Courier log. It appears that the connection is being made (log entry for esmtp
connection is there), however, after quite a while, the connection is dropped
with an unsuccessful delivery reported by Outlook. Unfortunately, I'm not on
site right now, and I can't use any other client (Mozilla, telnet, etc...) on
one of the Windows boxes to try to get more info. By the way, all email clients
running locally on the machine work fine.

Do I need to add two names/IP addresses to the "me" file? Any idea on how I can
get this working?

-Nathan