On Apr 22, 2005, at 2:13 PM, Ryan Dorn wrote:
It just kind of seemed odd to me that I had to leave
SMTP open in order to receive messages, as I thought
that was what POP3 was for. I was sending the mail
from a yahoo address outside the network to an address
on the toaster, and I checked the mail fr
Hey everyone,
Just got the toaster installed and it works great. I
don't know a whole lot about mail servers, but I do
have one fairly simple question.
Why must I have port 25 open on my router for my mail
server to receive e-mail? It's not that big of a deal
since I only have my domain name in r
Ok, thank you for the quick response Bill.
It just kind of seemed odd to me that I had to leave
SMTP open in order to receive messages, as I thought
that was what POP3 was for. I was sending the mail
from a yahoo address outside the network to an address
on the toaster, and I checked the mail from
