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thanks, I have managed to convince them to see things your way.
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Hi, i have a request from the firewall administrator to change the POPS and LDAPS default ports on the Exchange 2003 server. Is this possible and how to do it? I have searched the web and found nothing on this topic.<br />
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port numbers to 16363 – LDAPS, 16995 – POP3S 
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Hi, i have a request from the firewall administrator to change the POPS and LDAPS default ports on the Exchange 2003 server. Is this possible and how to do it? I have searched the web and found nothing on this topic.

port numbers to 16363 – LDAPS, 16995 – POP3S 

thanks, I have managed to convince them to see things your way.

Change POP Secure and LDAP secure default ports

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