Hi Matt, Welcome to Linux. POP and IMAP are both supported under all current Linux distributions, and are easy to set up. As to your Dynamic DNS question, I use TZO.COM myself. I'm told there's a freebie out there, but TZO works fine for me and is a cinch to set up. I run my own mail server, but web servers are more problematic due to the restrictions imposed by ISPs. I used to use Verizon DSL until they shut down port 80 without warning. I now use AT&T Broadband, which also restricts port 80 but is faster and cheaper. TZO provides mapping services to get around the port 80 problem for a small fee. Have fun! Bill Sheehan Postmaster 617-373-7927 "Matt Mendelow" To: Subject: [SLE] Running own mail and web server under Suse 01/09/02 09:37 AM Hello - I am a recent convert from Mircro$oft wanting to bring my email and web needs in-house rather than pay an ISP for the service. I am pretty familiar with Apache so the web part should be no problem. However I have two remaining issues and I am afraid my Linux skills are still in the neo-natal stage: 1) Email - Sendmail is for SMTP which is fine. I can find the necessary documentation to configure that I think. What does one use for incoming (POP or IMAP)? Does Suse come with servers of either type? 2) Dynamic IP - I have a dynamic IP address from my ISP. Are there facilities out there compatible with Linux which could point my domain name to a dynamic IP from my cable ISP and keep track of me so that I can actually run the mail and web server from home? Thanks in advance for the assistance. Matt Mendelow -- Matt Mendelow matt@poblano.com Brooklyn, New York AIM: MattDaveMend Yahoo: MattDaveMend MSN Msgr: MattDaveMend "Before the beginnings of great brilliance, there must be chaos..." -- To unsubscribe send e-mail to suse-linux-e-unsubscribe@suse.com For additional commands send e-mail to suse-linux-e-help@suse.com Also check the FAQ at http://www.suse.com/support/faq and the archives at http://lists.suse.com