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Topic: Is there a 'Setting up a custom additional SMTP port' guide

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I have had to set up a couple of exceptions for local devices to successfully send email health reports as they cannot successfully logon. This is currently happening on Port 25 about which I am uncomfortable, so I have reversed the changes and set up a relay using a different mailserver which is only accessible from the local network to pass on the emails.

Is there a guide on how I can set up a custom SMTP port which can be made open to a restricted lan subnet which will not be available from the public network? It is a bit wasteful of resources having to run an extra server for just two devices ...

Thank you

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Re: Is there a 'Setting up a custom additional SMTP port' guide

Tutorial: http://www.iredmail.org/docs/additional.smtp.port.html

Next time, check our document site first before posting smile
http://www.iredmail.org/docs/

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Re: Is there a 'Setting up a custom additional SMTP port' guide

ZhangHuangbin wrote:

Tutorial: http://www.iredmail.org/docs/additional.smtp.port.html

Next time, check our document site first before posting smile
http://www.iredmail.org/docs/

I did, but I obviously missed it, I even have the link to the docs page bookmarked ... Sorry.