Hi Tim,
Submission port is the same as SMTP port with the following differences:
1. SMTP port checks your IP against blacklist(s) while Submission port
doesn't
2. Authentication is required when submitting email through Submission port
while it's not required at SMTP port.
Best regards,
Bill
2007/3/6, Tim Korves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi there,
> Tell your users to use the submission port, port 587 and enable
smtp-auth
> that will fix the rbl issues they are facing ...
use of SMTP-Auth is enabled, but why they should use the submission port?
I also don't make use of it and I'm able to send mails with SMTP-Auth... Is
there a chance of disabling the xBL checks for SMTP authenticated users on
standard port 25?
Tim
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