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After reviewing your previous question on this issue (<a href="http:Q_23095129.html" rel="ugc">http:Q_23095129.html</a>), I wonder why you aren't just using smtp.comcast.net for your SmartHost (outbound SMTP server)? &nbsp;That would seem to simplify everything.<br />
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Jeff<br />
TechSoEasy
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After reviewing your previous question on this issue (http:Q_23095129.html [http:Q_23095129.html]), I wonder why you aren't just using smtp.comcast.net for your SmartHost (outbound SMTP server)?  That would seem to simplify everything.

Jeff
TechSoEasy

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Jeff,<br />
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I tried that and not go. &nbsp;Searching around the net I found that often Comcast blocks port 25, which is what I beleived happend. &nbsp;So the true question is do I need to set the fax receipt policy to go to port 2525 and change the server name to the milhop relay?
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Jeff,

I tried that and not go.  Searching around the net I found that often Comcast blocks port 25, which is what I beleived happend.  So the true question is do I need to set the fax receipt policy to go to port 2525 and change the server name to the milhop relay?

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They don't block port 25 to their own server.<br />
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Jeff<br />
TEchSoEasy
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They don't block port 25 to their own server.

Jeff
TEchSoEasy

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I have an SBS 2003 Machine that I am using Mailhop relay through DynDNS.org. &nbsp;To do this I had to switch the SMTP port to 2525 and the incoming port 547. &nbsp;Now I can not get the incoming Fax email notification to work and I also noticed that SharePoint Alerts are not going either. &nbsp;How do get these going again?
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I have an SBS 2003 Machine that I am using Mailhop relay through DynDNS.org.  To do this I had to switch the SMTP port to 2525 and the incoming port 547.  Now I can not get the incoming Fax email notification to work and I also noticed that SharePoint Alerts are not going either.  How do get these going again?

While utilizing Mailhop Relay, fax email notification and Sharepoint Teams Services Alerts no longer work

Small Business Server (SBS) is a line of server operating systems targeted at small businesses by bundling the operating system with a number of other Microsoft products that would normally need to be purchased or licensed separately. The most notable inclusions are Exchange, SQL Server, SharePoint and ISA/TMG (Microsoft's firewall and proxy server).