hi
customers phoned me that they could not send emails anymore. needed to
switch to port 587.
now heard from others that swisscom is blocking port 25 ??? what the heck
is going on ?
- Thomas
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Thomas Mueller wrote:
hi
customers phoned me that they could not send emails anymore. needed to
switch to port 587.
Maybe there is something filtering between you and them. They should be
using port 587 anyway which is supposed to be the submission port.
Unless they are running a fullblown
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Subject: [swinog] mail problems - port 25 on swisscom dsl
hi
customers phoned me that they could not send emails anymore. needed to
switch to port 587.
now
Am Wed, 03 Mar 2010 13:26:26 +0100 schrieb Jeroen Massar:
Thomas Mueller wrote:
hi
customers phoned me that they could not send emails anymore. needed to
switch to port 587.
Maybe there is something filtering between you and them. They should be
using port 587 anyway which is supposed
steven.glog...@swisscom.com wrote:
did they phoned to the hotline?
no
maybe they sent spam or so and port 25 has been blocked in order to force the
customer to use 587?
is there any error message giving more information about problems on the
customer side?
there was a message:
573 573
Am Mittwoch, den 03.03.2010, 13:40 +0100 schrieb
steven.glog...@swisscom.com:
did they phoned to the hotline?
maybe they sent spam or so and port 25 has been blocked in order to force the
customer to use 587?
is there any error message giving more information about problems on the
customer
steven.glog...@swisscom.com wrote:
well, actually.. it seems someone from us confirmed it in the comments of
http://blog.neocid.li/?p=105 ...
-steven
well, i'm asking me why swisscom is not able to not filter traffic not
going to servers from swisscom.
- Thomas
steven.glog...@swisscom.com wrote:
well, actually.. it seems someone from us confirmed it in the comments of
http://blog.neocid.li/?p=105 ...
Quite interesting read. As that states, if I understand correctly, that
per-default one gets into the group where outbound mail to non-swisscom
- It is not documented anywhere on the Swisscom side
- It was not communicated to customers
- It does not account for people doing TLS, which would make the
connection crypted
- More importantly: it sets a very dangerous precedent that
Swisscom is hijacking connections.
You should as
Thomas Mangin wrote:
- It is not documented anywhere on the Swisscom side
- It was not communicated to customers
- It does not account for people doing TLS, which would make the
connection crypted
- More importantly: it sets a very dangerous precedent that
Swisscom is hijacking
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