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Old 09-10-2006, 20:19   #10
DocDutch
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Re: using smtp from my own domain

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Originally Posted by opelfruitcase View Post
Don't they? I'm sure I remember reading once that they used to systematically block key ports and that smtp was one of them. I did try my webmail/imap project again the other day and started fiddling with the smtp on that but couldn't get it to work - had put it down mainly to this.
nopes NTL doesnt block SMTP traffic. I'm not using the NTL email but a german based email server (gmx.net) and been using this ever since I joined NTL. never ever setup NTLworld on my outlooks over those years.
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