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Re: IMAP with SSL ports
From: Chris Paul (chris.paul
sentinare.com)
Date: Mon May 03 2004 - 16:00:31 CDT
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On Mon, 3 May 2004 15:45:34 -0500
"Tom Warfield" <twarfieldastcorp.com> wrote:
> But how is SMTP going to deal with the SSL requirement? I thought
> that the port 25 would be dealt with by only postfix, and if that is
> true then I guess Postfix is going to setup the SSL tunnel between the
> client and the email server.
IMAP is a different protocol than SMTP. SMTP with SSL (typically TLS,
actually) can be run on any port. Typically it is just 25... or perhaps
587 for submission/SASL logins.
but IMAP anyhow is:
IMAP-TLS : typically port 143 (same as regular IMAP)
IMAP-SSL : typically port 993
Outlook will use TLS on port 25 if you check the "this server requires a
SSL connection" option and have a STARTTLS-capable smtpd.
CP
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