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Join Date: Oct 2009
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OS: XP SP2
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Westell Versalink Firewall-User Defined Rules Help
HW Firewall-user define rules help
I have a Westel Versalink modem\router that has a firewall, and have had it set to "highest" setting for over a year, with no problems. I recently I could not send mail (recieve was fine), so through troubleshooting with my host, I changed the outgoing port to 587, per their suggestion. Still couldn't send mail, until I lowered the FW to lowest setting. There is settings for, highest, medium, lowest, none, & custom. For h,m,l setting, there is the ability to "edit", where it takes you to a window to see & edit the "user defined rules". Here are the rules for the medium setting Quote:
Is there a "rule" that I could insert to allow sending mail, with a higher level for the FW? |
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