> >I don't believe it is possible to do that. I'm guessing AOL
> blocks access to SMTP servers aside from their own, as do many
> large ISPs now. You might be able to find a program that will let
> you accept connections on one port (say, 2525) and route them to
> another (25), but I don't know of any offhand that do that.
>
>MS SMTP server (in IIS4) can do it.
but the real issue is not technical, but human, do these AOL users
know how to set the port on their mail pgm's SMTP outbound server
setting, and technical again, do their mail pgm's even allow non-25 ports?
Len
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