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9:19 AM PT
You saved me.
I woke up this morning and couldn’t send email out of any of my accounts. Three different SMTP servers no less - none of them Cablevision of course.
No word from them nothing, they just closed port 25. I called and their solution? “We don’t allow that for residential customers, but you can upgrade to business class for $110 a month.”
Inexcusable! Just use mail.optonline.net as your SMTP. Let’s see how long it takes for them to enable authentication.
11:52 AM PT
Yes. Increasingly common. Soon nearly every mainstream ISP will do it…..