If you don't want your POP3 server to be
publicly accessible (during testing or implementation, for
instance) you can make it use only one of your networks
interfaces. For instance, if you have local network on IP
address 192.168.1.1, and one interface is connected to
internet with IP 100.101.102.103, you can make only
user's from your local network access Pop3 server by
setting
wodPop3Server1.BindIP = "192.168.1.1"
As a result, connections from Internet will be denied
(by your OS, not application) and furthermore you will be
allowed to run some other POP3 server on same port -
on different interface.
If you want your server to be accessible only from your
computer, set it up like this:
wodPop3Server1.BindIP = "192.168.1.1"
To make Pop3 server bind to all interfaces, just leave
this property empty. You can also specify IPv6 addresses when
UseIPv6 is set to True.
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