I don't know what kind of network you have (workgroup or other) but if you have somewhere a dns (it's the case if you have a windows domain) it's easier to link the ip address to a domain name (ie smtp.mydomain.com or pop.mydomain.com), so you have just to declare these names in the pnd files and if one day you need to change their ip address you'll just have to modify your dns entries.

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Hello Everyone

We have around 53 computers on our network, recently we changed mail server's ip address.

so i had to reconfigure the email settings of each and every PC on network clicking on tools -->internet options--> bla bla

So; i would like to know is there a easy way in such scenario.

Also where does the smtp and pop settings resides on a file i checked pmail.ini but it was not there.

any helping views is appreciated

Thanks

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Also where does the smtp and pop settings resides on a file i checked pmail.ini but it was not there.

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These settings are saved in files named SMTxxxxx.PND and POPxxxxx.PND, which are located in the Pmail mail directory (single user installation) or user directories (multi-user installation). I have no idea whether you can edit them as you please with inpunity, but that of course is something you can test.

Cheers!
Steffan

Thanks Steffan.

I changed the only IP part in SMTXXXXX.PND and POXXXXX.PND and it worked

Thank you for the guidance

Kalu