>I'm new to IMail Server and this list, so I'm sure these questions have been
>posed before, but I have yet to discover a satisfactory solution from the
>IMail KB.
SMTP AUTH is all there is.
>I want to be able to give mobile users authenticated SMTP access to my
>server. I/they don't want to use web-mail.
yep, KISS
>The problem is port 25 blocking by many ISPs. I can change to a
>non-standard SMTP port like 8025 and it works great, except that no mail can
>be received by the Imail server from other SMTP servers.
another solution from IMGate: as MX, listens on its port 25, then,
programmed to relay to IMail�s not standard SMTP service port, forwards to
port xx of Imail.
>Is there a way to get Imail SMTP to work on more than one port? i.e. 25 and
>8025?
no
>Is there (cheap) port mapping software that will allow me to map inbound
>8025 requests to 25, while still allowing 25 to operate normally?
try the message archive, I'm pretty sure this has been done.
>I cannot put up another server nor can I install some type of hardware NAT.
>I need to be able to work with the single server that I have.
then what you need in an SMTP service that listens on port 25 for MX
incoming, and forward to IMail on port <non-standard>.
Does the MS SMTP svc allow relaying to ip:port or just ip?
Len
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