Re: [IMail Forum] Port 587 and Imail

[Doug Traylor]

Most firewalls and routers can be configured to route incoming data on one port to any specific port on a specific computer.  If you don't have a hardware firewall or router than why not?  :o)   If hardware is out of the question, or the problem is all internal, then you can use a port forwarding program or service on your mailserver.  I have used the free 602LanSuite 2004 successfully in this manner although it is a bit of overkill for just a single port forwarding need.  It will allow all access to port 587 to hit port 25 instead.   See: http://www.software602.com/products/ls/ for more info on this product.   Douglas Traylor MIS Department Harbison-Fischer Mfg Co. (817)297-2211 x210 ----- Original Message ----- From: Jay Calvert To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, August 04, 2004 11:41 AM Subject: [IMail Forum] Port 587 and Imail Hi all,   I was wondering if anybody knows of a way to have IMail listen on port 25 but allow port 587 traffic to route to port 25?   Is there any tools that will listen on one port but forward the traffic to another?