Junk Spy TCP/IP Wizard: How to define a loopback interface
Overview
TCP/IP has a feature called a loopback interface to allow programs to
communicate with each other through TCP/IP without having to worry about
networks and their addresses. In other words it's a way for your
computer to talk to iteself!
Junk Spy uses this loopback interface so that your email program always
has a way to make contact with Junk Spy. Establishing this interface is a
simple procedure.
Making the changes
Begin by opening the TCP/IP Configuration notebook located in the System
Setup Folder. The notebook will open on the Network page. Select
loopback interface from the list of interfaces on the left. Click on
the enable interface check box. In the Manually using
field you should have the address 127.0.0.1.
That's all there is to it. Close the notebook by double clicking on
the upper left corner of the window. When prompted, choose to save your
changes. If you are prompted about starting Sendmail so that you can
use Ultimail, you will probably want to answer no.
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