1) Use Oracle VM VirtualBox and create a new XP machine.
2) Install ProxyFirewall (socket level proxy switcher) and use one of the private proxies
3) Don't use this machine / IP for anything else
Repeat the above for the second Email account.
This way the Virtual machine will only ever use the private proxy for the Email account(s) and you ensure you never accidently use your main IP to access your mail.
I'ts a bit of a pain but it works really well. I do it all the time and have over 15 different Virtual Machines doing different tasks. How many you can run at the same time will depend on how much memory tour PC has. I allocate 700MB per machine and can run 3 at the same time all on differnet IP's and all running different pieces of software (SB / BM Demon etc)
(Please delete this post as I posted it twice by mistake)
I would use Private proxies.
What I'd do is:
1) Use Oracle VM VirtualBox and create a new XP machine.
2) Install ProxyFirewall (socket level proxy switcher) and use one of the private proxies
3) Don't use this machine / IP for anything else
Repeat the above for the second Email account.
This way the Virtual machine will only ever use the private proxy for the Email account(s) and you ensure you never accidentally use your main IP to access your mail.
It's a bit of a pain but it works really well. I do it all the time and have over 15 different Virtual Machines doing different tasks. How many you can run at the same time will depend on how much memory tour PC has. I allocate 700MB per machine and can run 3 at the same time all on different IP's and all running different pieces of software (SB / BM Demon etc)
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