To do that, have a look at http://wiki.apache.org/james/UsingSSL - section "James setup example for SMTPS", with the following differences (to ignore ssl specific stuff):
1) set <useTLS>false</useTLS>
2) ignore the discussion about <factory name="ssl" ...> entry
3) I suggest not to use port 465 nor the name "smtpserver-tls" to avoid confusion.
You can do the same things with POP3.
Vincenzo
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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?
Leave james at 25 and add a port forwarding tool from 465 to 25.
If your james server is located on an linux box then you can simply download and use the "socket" command.
socket -l -q -s 465 -p "socket -q localhost 25"
You can also find specific light port forwarding tools.
Stefano
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