ATT's change of domain name

[agabriel at home.tzo.org (Anthony J. Gabrielson)]

It is not as bad as it sounds.  Verizon actually already does this with
there DSL.  I use tzo for my sub-domain they have another service, that I
currently don't need, that will let me remap services to other ports.  It
cost a bit more a year, but still better than the alternative in my eyes.

Anthony

On Mon, 21 Jan 2002, John Chambers wrote:

> Anthony writes:
> | running you own mail sever makes life so much easier.
> 
> Yeah, but there are growing reports of ISPs blocking  ports
> 25,  109  and  110.   With web servers, you can use another
> port.  But with email, there's no syntax to specify another
> port,  so  you  must use the correct port.  If they want to
> block all your email traffic, there's not a whole  lot  you
> can do about it.
> 
> (If there's a solution to this, it'd be interesting to hear
> about it.)
> 
> 
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