Then why don't you setup a relay using port 587 elsewhere which you login to to
send/get emails? I don't think Verizon blocks that port at all...
On 17.02.18 23:00, Dino Edwards wrote:
Cause it would be easier to setup the relay to listen on 2525 in addition
to port 25 rather than setting up
> Then why don't you setup a relay using port 587 elsewhere which you login to
> to send/get emails? I don't think Verizon blocks that port at all...
Cause it would be easier to setup the relay to listen on 2525 in addition to
port 25 rather than setting up authentication on 587. They are doin
> "Dino" == Dino Edwards writes:
>> The main question is, why do you need port other than 25?
Dino> Cause Verizon blocks all incoming and outgoing traffic to port
Dino> 25 unless it's to their SMTP servers and I have an Exchange
Dino> server that needs to send/receive email through an outsid
>The main question is, why do you need port other than 25?
Cause Verizon blocks all incoming and outgoing traffic to port 25 unless it's
to their SMTP servers and I have an Exchange server that needs to send/receive
email through an outside relay.
On 17.02.18 12:11, Dino Edwards wrote:
I need to add an additional port for postfix to listen for incoming connections
(port 2525).
why?
Most of the stuff I've seen on the Internet simply states to add the following
in my master.cf
smtp inet n - n - - sm
> 2525 inet n- n -- smtpd
That should work, regardless of what other ports are open, and
regardless of what programs handle those ports.
Wietse
Hello all,
I need to add an additional port for postfix to listen for incoming connections
(port 2525). Most of the stuff I've seen on the Internet simply states to add
the following in my master.cf
smtp inet n - n - - smtpd
2525 inet n- n
