SMTP server or "forwarding"?

[Alexander Dalloz]

Am Sa, den 27.08.2005 schrieb Jonathan Berry um 19:22:

> I don't think incoming port 25 is blocked anywhere, just outgoing (of
> course, with outgoing blocked, it is hard to test incoming).  But I
> don't really care about that.  I want incoming to come in on a
> non-standard port to "bridge" the gap.  I'm not trying to hurt the
> ISP's rules, just get back functionality that I wouldn't otherwise
> have.

> Jonathan

And which foreign MTA do you expect to know about your non-standard SMTP
port? Or will only you with your mail client (MUA) connect it for
sending out?

Alexander


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