Re: FW: Port 25 - Blacklash
Paul, > For any educational institutions on this list - what has been the impact on > your mail services once your ISP started blocking port 25 - what if any was > the backlash - and how difficult was it to provide alternatives ...587,465 > etc ... Our ISPs don't filter our traffic. If they consistently did, they probably wouldn't be our ISPs for long. OTOH, the question that you didn't ask was if educational institutions themselves are blocking port 25 from their users :) In our case, yes we are. We only allow SMTP connections from our dorm subnets to the campus mail servers. Personally, I thought there was going to be a huge backlash from our community when we put this in about a year ago. Of the 12,000 students that this affected, I believe two have inquired about it but didn't really have an issue with it. Eric :)
Re: FW: Port 25 - Blacklash
Our ISPs don't block anything, to my knowledge; but when our users' ISPs began blocking port 25 (especially SBC DSL) we had already been encouraging users to configure their clients to use 587. matto On Tue, 26 Apr 2005, Paul Ryan wrote: For any educational institutions on this list - what has been the impact on your mail services once your ISP started blocking port 25 - what if any was the backlash - and how difficult was it to provide alternatives ...587,465 etc ... [EMAIL PROTECTED]< The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. - Edmund Burke
FW: Port 25 - Blacklash
For any educational institutions on this list - what has been the impact on your mail services once your ISP started blocking port 25 - what if any was the backlash - and how difficult was it to provide alternatives ...587,465 etc ... best regards, _ Paul Ryan - AS812 yahoo handle - paul_ryan_ismc _
