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I have not done that but have done the following: We set up SAProxy (spamassassin pop proxy) on a machine and point it to our main mail server. SAProxy only listens on the localhost IP @ port 110 so I used a (free) PortMapping program from AnalogX.com You can accept connections on a specific IP and redirect them to another IP/Port. I used FireDaemon to run this as a service. The service has run for weeks with no problem. I am sure you can adapt this same process to accept SMTP connections on another port of the VOPMail / ModusMail box and redirect it to the same IP on the other port. BTW, this way of giving people a new spam filter access to their mail has worked well for us as a small ISP. I do not know how it will affect the return receipts though. David Payer www.iowalink.com http://www.iowalink.com/memberservice/fightspaminfo.htm ----- Original Message ----- From: "MLS Drop for SysAdmin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Recently the cable companies decided to > block port 25, requiring the users to change their mail client SMTP > reference from ours to that of the cable company. > > We thought of trying to restore their access to our SMTP server by creating > an instance that was not on port 25. Has anyone done this before, and > would they be willing to share their method. > Sam Zener ** To leave this list, send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put the word "LEAVE" in the BODY of the email.
