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* AT&T Supplies a 2 wire router and controls it. User doesn't have control | * AT&T Supplies a 2 wire router and controls it. User doesn't have control | ||
* This router is set by default to block port 25 for non AT&T Yahoo servers, so if you want to use port 25 on a non AT&T Yahoo email server, need to get AT&T support to unblock it | * This router is set by default to block port 25 for non AT&T Yahoo servers, so if you want to use port 25 on a non AT&T Yahoo email server, need to get AT&T support to unblock it | ||
* By default the router is set to pass traffic for AT&T Email accounts and their ports | * By default the router is set to pass traffic for AT&T Email accounts and their ports and is set to block other mail server traffic | ||
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- needs to be moved to a proper knowledge base article
- info from Brad Lanier brad AT abinitiotechno DOT com
- AT&T Supplies a 2 wire router and controls it. User doesn't have control
- This router is set by default to block port 25 for non AT&T Yahoo servers, so if you want to use port 25 on a non AT&T Yahoo email server, need to get AT&T support to unblock it
- By default the router is set to pass traffic for AT&T Email accounts and their ports and is set to block other mail server traffic