-=> Ian Segers wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-   
      
    BM> OK.  I have had a reply from DTDNS ie   
      
    IS>  Hi Ian,   
      
    IS> Thanks for reaching out. You can find more information about this on   
    IS> our FAQ page, but basically you   
    IS> need to purchase forwarding from another provider   
      
    IS> https://www.dtdns.com/dtsite/faq#portblock   
      
    IS> so I don't now if this will help me or not but I like to ask you if it   
    IS> would and same examples of another provider in FAG page   
      
    IS> or I might have to change ti noip or this   
      
    IS> https://www.dynu.com/en-US/?Url=%2FResources%2FFAQ   
      
   OK... they don't offer it... so you'll need to go here and read up on it....   
      
   http://www.noip.com/managed-mail#self-hosted   
      
      
    BM> Yes, outgoing VERT can handle.  All your settings you have for VERT can   
    BM> remain.   
      
    IS>  Ok   
      
    BM> Then you need to check with your provider on what submission port they   
    BM> require for SSL.  It should be on this webpage under MAIL.   
      
    IS>    Work on this later   
      
   OK...   
      
    BM> Being you'll be staying with VERT as your outgoing all you have to do   
      
    IS>   its not that I want to stay with VERT, it just I don't now what else   
    IS>   to do to get e-mail to send or receive, of you now of another way   
    IS>   that would be good.   
      
    BM> is check with dtdns to see if they offer mail reflecting from port 25   
    BM> to 465.  What will happen is any mail TO your system on port 25 will   
    BM> pass through either dtdns (OR no-ip if dtdns doesn't offer it), they   
    BM> will reflect it from 25 to 465 and your system will receive it.  Do   
    BM> some research on mail flecting and you'll get the hang of it.   
      
      
    IS>   Okay I will do a search on Flecting and see what I can came up with   
      
   By provider, I mean the folks who run the cable/wire/fiber to your door.    
   They'll have information on what SSL port you'll need to submit (send) your   
   email.  Again, you're using SSL so you need to use the LOGIN option for your   
   account.   
      
      
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