-=> Daryl Stout wrote to DIGITAL MAN <=-

 DS> Rob,

 DM>You're mixing up terms here. "inbound POP3 on port 587"
doesn't make any
en
 DM>Perhaps you mean "inbound SMTP on port 587"? In any case,
that'll work for
 DM>submsision (e.g. from a mail client running on your local network) only. To
 DM>*receive* email into your BBS you must either be running the SMTP mail
erve
 DM>on port 25 (the standard SMTP port) *or* have some other server as the mail
 DM>exchange (MX) for your domain that is willing to forward all your incoming

 DM>to your BBS.

 DS>   I'll have to get with their support staff and find out the details of
 DS> what I need to do on that.

 DM> >   While the outbound is fine for the telnet email verifier, at times, I

 DM> > my BBS email as a backup...but right now, there's no way I can get email
 DM> > that way.

 DM>Is your incoming port 25 blocked by your ISP?

 DS>   Correct. I have to use port 2525 for SMTP and port 587 for POP3,
 DS> because of Comcast blocking ports 25 and 110.

Daryl... Comcast only blocks port 25 and as such you're going to have to setup
a redirect to another port on your system via a service.  I personally use
NO-IP that redirects port 25 to port 465 on my system. In SBBS Sendmail tab, I
use a relay server (Smtp.comcast.net) with a Submission port of 587. Under the
"RELAY" tab, I use my Comcast email address with password. Now
you can still
use port 110 to log into SBBS mail server and pick up mail remotely using the
BBS login name and password. 

  
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Bill

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