I'm sorry I didn't explained well:
James Server is outside my company and it is not firewalled. Mail client is inside my company and it is firewalled,
So I cold use port forward? is it?
It means that James receive on port 25 and it is accessible on another port also? is this rigth?
How may I do it?
Regards
Daniel Perry wrote:
Short answer: No!
Mail servers look for your server on port 25. There are ways to achieve this using port-forwarding, etc, but if you have no control over your firewall, and dont have an external server that you can use port 25 on to forward, then i dont know a way you can do it.
Daniel.
-----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 09 May 2005 09:38 To: James Users List Subject: Changing port
A simple quastion. Since my company has firewalled port 25 I can't read mail from my mail reader, so I changed SMTP port to a 465 value, without enabling TLS.
I can send mail to others, but can't receive mails from others domain, is this due to port changing, is it possible to work on a SMTP port different from 25?
Regards
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