A couple of my users have recently been denied to use my outgoing mail server. For some reason, the mail server I have on my box is better then a local High speed internet's ISP. The local company is blocking access to port 25 and I am wondering how do I get around that so end users can use my mail server as opposed to being forced to use the local companies....
Go into the service manager in whm and the last option is to run a second copy of exim on another port. Most of us set this to port 26, then tell your clients who cannot access on port 25 that they can change the port to 26 and all should be well.
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