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26 April 2024 01:54 AM
What should I do if my ISP blocks port 25?How To: Email Configuration
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If you get an error that states "connection refused" then your ISP may be blocking the default port number for your outgoing mail server. If your ISP happens to block the default port number (port 25), you can use port 26 as an alternative port number. If you are using an email program like Outlook, you can change your port number for your outgoing mail server by clicking on "Advanced settings" or "More Settings" from the "Advanced Settings" tab and changing the port number to 26 in the box that states "Outgoing server (SMTP)". Then click "OK" to save the change. However, if you are travelling or find that your ISP has also blocked the use of port 26, you can also use submission port 587. If you do not already have a DomainIT Email plan, you can learn more about our email plans and what they offer here: https://www.domainit.com/email If at any point you might setup a website, it should be noted that they too include email services. We are currently offering a special deal where you will receive a free month with any annual package, set up fees are waived, plus it's risk free because you have a 30 day money back guarantee. Please check out our hosting packages here: Hosting Info: https://www.domainit.com/hosting/ Hosting Demo: https://www.domainit.com/web-hosting-demo/ Web Site Stats Demo: https://www.domainit.com/hosting/visitorstats.mhtml All hosting plans include WebBasedMail at your domain, free spam and virus filters, free web scripts, and top of the line visitor statistics enabling you to view stats on who's visiting your website, on which pages, at what times of the day, etc. | |
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