According to the Imail user manual the following ports are used (copy and pasted directly from manual)
IMail Server
Default Service Ports
IMail Server services use the following TCP ports:
SMTP: Port 25
POP3: Port 110
IMAP4: Port 143
LDAP: Port 389
Pserve (Password Server): Port 106
Web Messaging: Port 8383 by default (configurable)
Web Messaging SSL Port: 8384
Spell Checker Port: 8385 by default (configurable)
Web Calendaring: Port 8484 by default (configurable)
Web Calendaring SSL: Port 8485
SSL: Port 8384 by default (configurable)
IMonitor Web Administration: Port 8181 by default
(configurable)
Web Messaging and Web Calendaring also use several UDP ports.
These ports, are used to facilitate communications between Web
Messaging and Web Calendaring, such as receiving the User key and
sending the User ID and Password.
IMail Web Messaging and IMail Web Calendaring use the following
UDP Ports:
Web Messaging: Port 8000
Web Calendaring: Port 8001
Regards,
Adrian
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There is also a port for spellchecking over the web. Sorry don't have the
manual with me to give the number.
Gary
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From: "Scott Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, January 19, 2004 9:22 AM
Subject: [IMail Forum] Firewall
> My Imail server is behind a hardware firewall. Which services do I need
> to allow as incoming and outgoing (or do I only need to allow incoming
> services)?
>
> I currently have the firewall set to allow SMTP, POP3, and IMAP4 as
> incoming and outgoing.
>
> Scott Smith
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