Tim,
Thanks for that info. I had actually found that out last night when reading
through some forums and documentation. Although I wasn't sure whatelse was
needed to restrict access to that port.
What other configuration lines are needed to retrict access to only
authenticated users and also what location inside the exim.conf file do
these lines need to be placed? I admit I'm a bit of a new learner here, but
I can learn fast. :)
Bradley
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Behalf Of Tim Jackson
Sent: Sunday, January 30, 2005 4:29 AM
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Subject: Re: [exim] Opening additional SMTP ports
On 29 Jan 2005, Bradley Walker wrote:
> Due to my ISP filtering out Port 25 to their SMTP servers and this
> causing headaches trying to email users on my server without the mail
> getting rejected... how do I go about opening another port other than
> 25? Would it be possible to open port 125 for example. And have Exim
> listen on both 25 and the new port? If so what changes do I need to
> make in the/etc/exim.conf file to accomplish this?
Example to open 587 (the proper port for submission) as well as 25:
daemon_smtp_ports = 25:587
(note you may/should also restrict access to that port to only authenticated
users)
Tim
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