PPTP get ipv4 network speed so slow

[liuxyon]

Yes, that log is completely expected.  Is there some reason you're sending mail directly to MX and not sending via some smart-host via an authenticated means (MSA)?

when I not your pptp vpn,then mail sever send mail is normal.

In non-tech words, you can set your email client (such as Thunderbird which is what I use on Linux) to SMTP port 587. The default port is 25.

This should allow your mail to go out over PPTP just fine.

I have try setup use the port 587 on mail server, but other ISP mail server not accept 587 port.

[kriteknetworks]

If I understand correctly, port 587 is client submission to send only.

[liuxyon]

If I understand correctly, port 587 is client submission to send only.

I need normal work method for mail server  .  ::)

[afriendinJesus]

Yes, that log is completely expected.  Is there some reason you're sending mail directly to MX and not sending via some smart-host via an authenticated means (MSA)?

when I not your pptp vpn,then mail sever send mail is normal.

In non-tech words, you can set your email client (such as Thunderbird which is what I use on Linux) to SMTP port 587. The default port is 25.

This should allow your mail to go out over PPTP just fine.

I have try setup use the port 587 on mail server, but other ISP mail server not accept 587 port.

That is strange as from what I read on this page  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mail_submission_agent
that the ISPs are required to allow your send mail to go out on port 587.

I have tried 587 on 2 different standard ISPs mail servers, and both send through them fine.

You can also read up on this subject more on this page:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email_client

I would check with my ISP and ask why they are not allowing you to send out your mail via port 587 on their server. You may have to change your outgoing mail ISP.

All the best.........

[broquea]

I read it as he wasn't trying to use his ISP's mailserver, but connect directly to the target mailserver from his machine.

[liuxyon]

I  want to build myself mail server. my ISP not offer fixed ipv4 address,  so I have to use he.net offer fixed ipv4 address. but he.net block ipv4 port 25.  my ISP has no block port 25.

[thaithanhthuy]

such as Thunderbird which is what I use on Linux

[broquea]

such as Thunderbird which is what I use on Linux

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