TM Net Block Port 25 Mail Proxy Server
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Re: TM Net Block Port 25 Mail Proxy Server
From now on, all outbound SMTP traffic (outgoing emails) must pass through smtp.streamyx.com and smtp.tm.net.my. No second choice. Here is the solutions for setting up your email client software:-
SETTING UP EMAIL CLIENT FOR SMTP PROXY
Outlook express
1. Start Outlook Express, click the Tools menu at the top of the window and then click Accounts.
2. When the Internet Accounts window opens click on the Mail tab .Click on mail properties
3. Click on the servers tab. Type smtp-proxy.tm.net.my as outgoing mail.
4. In the Outgoing Mail Server window unchecked My server requires authentication.
5. Click Apply, then click OK. Close the Internet Accounts window.
Microsoft outlook 2003
1. Open Microsoft Outlook and and go to Tools - Email Accounts�
2. Click the View or Change existing email accounts option, and click Next.
3. Highlight the type of email accounts you already have configured for Microsoft Outlook
4. Click the Change button. The Internet Email Settings dialog box appears, showing the settings for your existing account. Click the More Settings button.
5. The next Internet Email Settings dialog box appears containing four tabs. Click the Outgoing Server tab. Set outgoing server as smtp-proxy.tm.net.my
6. Unchecked the checkbox for My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication.
7. Click OK, then Next, then Finish.
Microsoft outlook 2000
1. Start Outlook 2000 then proceed to Tools > Internet Accounts. In the Internet Accounts window, click on your streamyx/ tm.net.my’ account under the Mail tab then select Properties.
2. Select the Servers tab. On this tab make sure the entry for the Outgoing Mail Server is set to smtp-proxy.tm.net.my and that the My server requires authentication box is unchecked
3. Click Apply, then click OK. Close the Internet Accounts window
Mozilla Thunderbird
1. Open Thunderbird Mail. From the Tools menu select Account Settings.
2. At the left pane, select the entry Outgoing Server (SMTP). The Outgoing Server (SMTP) Settings appear on the right.
3. Edit to modify the entry of SMTP server as smtp-proxy.tm.net.my
4. In the User Name box enter your email address.
5. Click the OK button.
Eudora
1. Open Eudora. From the Tools menu, choose Options.
2. Choose Getting Started from the Category list.
3. In the SMTP Server (Outgoing) field, type smtp-proxy.tm.net.my
5. Uncheck the box next to Allow authentication.
6. Click the OK button.
7. Upon sending an email message, a box will appear prompting for the password to send email.
MAC OS X Mail
1. With Mac OS X Mail Client open, from the Mail menu, select Preferences
2. Select the Accounts option at the top of Preferences
3. Click the Plus (+) sign at the bottom of the screen
4. Click on the Account Information tab at the top and enter the following information:
* Account Type: POP
* Description: Email
* E-Mail Address: Your preferred domain email
* Full Name: Your full name
* Incoming Mail Server: Your domain pop server
* User Name: Your Email Address
* Password: Your Password
* SMTP Server: smtp-proxy.tm.net.my
SETTING UP EMAIL CLIENT FOR SMTP PROXY
Outlook express
1. Start Outlook Express, click the Tools menu at the top of the window and then click Accounts.
2. When the Internet Accounts window opens click on the Mail tab .Click on mail properties
3. Click on the servers tab. Type smtp-proxy.tm.net.my as outgoing mail.
4. In the Outgoing Mail Server window unchecked My server requires authentication.
5. Click Apply, then click OK. Close the Internet Accounts window.
Microsoft outlook 2003
1. Open Microsoft Outlook and and go to Tools - Email Accounts�
2. Click the View or Change existing email accounts option, and click Next.
3. Highlight the type of email accounts you already have configured for Microsoft Outlook
4. Click the Change button. The Internet Email Settings dialog box appears, showing the settings for your existing account. Click the More Settings button.
5. The next Internet Email Settings dialog box appears containing four tabs. Click the Outgoing Server tab. Set outgoing server as smtp-proxy.tm.net.my
6. Unchecked the checkbox for My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication.
7. Click OK, then Next, then Finish.
Microsoft outlook 2000
1. Start Outlook 2000 then proceed to Tools > Internet Accounts. In the Internet Accounts window, click on your streamyx/ tm.net.my’ account under the Mail tab then select Properties.
2. Select the Servers tab. On this tab make sure the entry for the Outgoing Mail Server is set to smtp-proxy.tm.net.my and that the My server requires authentication box is unchecked
3. Click Apply, then click OK. Close the Internet Accounts window
Mozilla Thunderbird
1. Open Thunderbird Mail. From the Tools menu select Account Settings.
2. At the left pane, select the entry Outgoing Server (SMTP). The Outgoing Server (SMTP) Settings appear on the right.
3. Edit to modify the entry of SMTP server as smtp-proxy.tm.net.my
4. In the User Name box enter your email address.
5. Click the OK button.
Eudora
1. Open Eudora. From the Tools menu, choose Options.
2. Choose Getting Started from the Category list.
3. In the SMTP Server (Outgoing) field, type smtp-proxy.tm.net.my
5. Uncheck the box next to Allow authentication.
6. Click the OK button.
7. Upon sending an email message, a box will appear prompting for the password to send email.
MAC OS X Mail
1. With Mac OS X Mail Client open, from the Mail menu, select Preferences
2. Select the Accounts option at the top of Preferences
3. Click the Plus (+) sign at the bottom of the screen
4. Click on the Account Information tab at the top and enter the following information:
* Account Type: POP
* Description: Email
* E-Mail Address: Your preferred domain email
* Full Name: Your full name
* Incoming Mail Server: Your domain pop server
* User Name: Your Email Address
* Password: Your Password
* SMTP Server: smtp-proxy.tm.net.my
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Re: TM Net Block Port 25 Mail Proxy Server
The 4 different ways to solve your outgoing email problems from port 25 are:
Solution #1: Use TMNet (Malaysia) Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
I apologize for the jargon but don’t worry because even if I can’t explain it here, you’ll have a visual guide provided courtesy of TMNet later. Okie, because I’m using Microsoft Outlook here’s my guide for configuring to use the TMNet (Malaysia) Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP).
1. Launch Microsoft Outlook - duoh
2. Click on Tools - top bar
3. Expand the menu - click the arrow pointing down (if yours isn’t the full menu)
4. Click Account Settings
5. Select the Email Account and click Change - beside New and Repair.
6. Look under Server Information for Outgoing mail server (SMTP)
7. Enter one of the below:
* smtp.streamyx.com
* smtp.tm.net.my
* smtp-proxy.tm.net.my
8. Then, click the More Setting button - bottom right
9. Click the Outgoing Server tab.
10. Uncheck ‘My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication (if checked).
11. Click OK - window closes automatically
12. Click Next.
13. Click Finish.
Ta-da! And you’re done. Like I said earlier, if you’re having problem following the steps above not to worry because TMNet has a visual guide for you. The guide shows you how to configure for Outlook Express, Microsoft Outlook (2003 and 2000), Mozilla Thunderbird, Eudora and Mac OS Mail.
Solution #2: Use Port 26 instead.
This solution can only be implemented if your website hosting provider has configured your server appropriately. Therefore, please contact your technical support before proceeding further with this solution. Email to ask them if you can use the outgoing server port 26.
1. Follow steps 1-5 above.
2. Click the More Settings button - bottom right
3. Click the Advanced tab.
4. Find Outgoing server (SMTP) - should be 25 now
5. Change 25 to 26.
6. Click OK - window will automatically close
7. Click Next then Finish.
And you’re done configuring your email software like a pro.
But remember, do not touch this unless you know your website hosting provider supports this. Otherwise, you’ll still not be able to send out emails.
Solution #3: Take advantage of Gmail’s humongous space for emails
Gmail has a feature for you to receive and even send your emails using Gmail. It’s called Forwading and POP/IMAP. This option is found in your Gmail under Settings then a tab called; Forwarding and POP/IMAP.
I won’t be able to tell you more about setting up your email using this feature because I, myself am not running this. However, my business partner; Hawk, is now using Gmail to send out all Simpleet emails so he’s not affected by the port 25. Bugger…
Solution #4: Lose TMNet and register with another Internet Service Provider (ISP)
I would only recommend doing this as a last and final resort to all solution above. As you may have guessed, this is terminating your TMNet Streamyx internet account and registering a new account with some other provider. Who knows, you might even get healthier connection speeds with a new hosting provider in your area.
At the end of the day, it seems blocking port 25 is slowly becoming an industry standard to curb or lessen email spam. Other major ISPs blocking port 25 are AT&T, MSN, EarthLink, Verizon and etc.
However, I read online by blocking port 25 some legitimate e-mail considered may be considered spam too. Nonetheless, I’ll keep an open mind about it and I hope this is something TMNet is doing right. We have too many Malaysia businesses abusing email communication and the Malaysia MCMC isn’t doing anything to enforce the CAN-SPAM act law.
Solution #1: Use TMNet (Malaysia) Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
I apologize for the jargon but don’t worry because even if I can’t explain it here, you’ll have a visual guide provided courtesy of TMNet later. Okie, because I’m using Microsoft Outlook here’s my guide for configuring to use the TMNet (Malaysia) Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP).
1. Launch Microsoft Outlook - duoh
2. Click on Tools - top bar
3. Expand the menu - click the arrow pointing down (if yours isn’t the full menu)
4. Click Account Settings
5. Select the Email Account and click Change - beside New and Repair.
6. Look under Server Information for Outgoing mail server (SMTP)
7. Enter one of the below:
* smtp.streamyx.com
* smtp.tm.net.my
* smtp-proxy.tm.net.my
8. Then, click the More Setting button - bottom right
9. Click the Outgoing Server tab.
10. Uncheck ‘My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication (if checked).
11. Click OK - window closes automatically
12. Click Next.
13. Click Finish.
Ta-da! And you’re done. Like I said earlier, if you’re having problem following the steps above not to worry because TMNet has a visual guide for you. The guide shows you how to configure for Outlook Express, Microsoft Outlook (2003 and 2000), Mozilla Thunderbird, Eudora and Mac OS Mail.
Solution #2: Use Port 26 instead.
This solution can only be implemented if your website hosting provider has configured your server appropriately. Therefore, please contact your technical support before proceeding further with this solution. Email to ask them if you can use the outgoing server port 26.
1. Follow steps 1-5 above.
2. Click the More Settings button - bottom right
3. Click the Advanced tab.
4. Find Outgoing server (SMTP) - should be 25 now
5. Change 25 to 26.
6. Click OK - window will automatically close
7. Click Next then Finish.
And you’re done configuring your email software like a pro.
Solution #3: Take advantage of Gmail’s humongous space for emails
Gmail has a feature for you to receive and even send your emails using Gmail. It’s called Forwading and POP/IMAP. This option is found in your Gmail under Settings then a tab called; Forwarding and POP/IMAP.
I won’t be able to tell you more about setting up your email using this feature because I, myself am not running this. However, my business partner; Hawk, is now using Gmail to send out all Simpleet emails so he’s not affected by the port 25. Bugger…
Solution #4: Lose TMNet and register with another Internet Service Provider (ISP)
I would only recommend doing this as a last and final resort to all solution above. As you may have guessed, this is terminating your TMNet Streamyx internet account and registering a new account with some other provider. Who knows, you might even get healthier connection speeds with a new hosting provider in your area.
At the end of the day, it seems blocking port 25 is slowly becoming an industry standard to curb or lessen email spam. Other major ISPs blocking port 25 are AT&T, MSN, EarthLink, Verizon and etc.
However, I read online by blocking port 25 some legitimate e-mail considered may be considered spam too. Nonetheless, I’ll keep an open mind about it and I hope this is something TMNet is doing right. We have too many Malaysia businesses abusing email communication and the Malaysia MCMC isn’t doing anything to enforce the CAN-SPAM act law.
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Re: TM Net Block Port 25 Mail Proxy Server
SETTING UP EMAIL CLIENT FOR SMTP PROXY
Outlook express
1. Start Outlook Express, click the Tools menu at the top of the window and then click Accounts.
2. When the Internet Accounts window opens click on the Mail tab .Click on mail properties
3. Click on the servers tab as below. Type smtp-proxy.tm.net.my as outgoing mail.
4. In the Outgoing Mail Server window unchecked My server requires authentication.
5. Go to Advanced tab, under Outgoing server (SMTP) , enter port 25
5. Click Apply, then click OK. Close the Internet Accounts window.

Microsoft outlook 2003
1. Open Microsoft Outlook and and go to Tools - Email Accounts…
2. Click the View or Change existing email accounts option, and click Next.
3. Highlight the type of email accounts you already have configured for Microsoft Outlook
4. Click the Change button. The Internet Email Settings dialog box appears, showing the settings for your existing account. Click the More Settings button.
5. The next Internet Email Settings dialog box appears containing four tabs. Click the Outgoing Server tab. Set outgoing server as smtp-proxy.tm.net.my
6. Unchecked the checkbox for My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication.
7. Go to Advanced tab, under Outgoing server (SMTP) , enter port 25
8. Click OK, then Next, then Finish.

Microsoft outlook 2000
1. Start Outlook 2000 then proceed to Tools > Internet Accounts. In the Internet Accounts window, click on your streamyx/ tm.net.my' account under the Mail tab then select Properties.
2. Select the Servers tab. On this tab make sure the entry for the Outgoing Mail Server is set to smtp-proxy.tm.net.my and that the My server requires authentication box is unchecked
3. Go to Advanced tab, under Outgoing server (SMTP) , enter port 25
3. Click Apply, then click OK. Close the Internet Accounts window

Mozilla Thunderbird
1. Open Thunderbird Mail. From the Tools menu select Account Settings.
2. At the left pane, select the entry Outgoing Server (SMTP). The Outgoing Server (SMTP) Settings appear on the right.
3. Edit to modify the entry of SMTP server as smtp-proxy.tm.net.my. Port used: 25
4. In the User Name box enter your email address.
5. Click the OK button.

Eudora
1. Open Eudora. From the Tools menu, choose Options.
2. Choose Getting Started from the Category list.
3. In the SMTP Server (Outgoing) field, type smtp-proxy.tm.net.my
5. Uncheck the box next to Allow authentication.
6. Click on Ports, enter SMTP port 25
6. Click the OK button.
7. Upon sending an email message, a box will appear prompting for the password to send email.

MAC OS X Mail
1. With Mac OS X Mail Client open, from the Mail menu, select Preferences
2. Select the Accounts option at the top of Preferences
3. Click the Plus (+) sign at the bottom of the screen
4. Click on the Account Information tab at the top and enter the following information:
* Account Type: POP
* Description: Email
* E-Mail Address: Your preferred domain email
* Full Name: Your full name
* Incoming Mail Server: Your domain pop server
* User Name: Your Emailadd
* Password: Your password
* SMTP Server: smtp-proxy.tm.net.my
* SMTP Server Port: 25


Outlook express
1. Start Outlook Express, click the Tools menu at the top of the window and then click Accounts.
2. When the Internet Accounts window opens click on the Mail tab .Click on mail properties
3. Click on the servers tab as below. Type smtp-proxy.tm.net.my as outgoing mail.
4. In the Outgoing Mail Server window unchecked My server requires authentication.
5. Go to Advanced tab, under Outgoing server (SMTP) , enter port 25
5. Click Apply, then click OK. Close the Internet Accounts window.
Microsoft outlook 2003
1. Open Microsoft Outlook and and go to Tools - Email Accounts…
2. Click the View or Change existing email accounts option, and click Next.
3. Highlight the type of email accounts you already have configured for Microsoft Outlook
4. Click the Change button. The Internet Email Settings dialog box appears, showing the settings for your existing account. Click the More Settings button.
5. The next Internet Email Settings dialog box appears containing four tabs. Click the Outgoing Server tab. Set outgoing server as smtp-proxy.tm.net.my
6. Unchecked the checkbox for My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication.
7. Go to Advanced tab, under Outgoing server (SMTP) , enter port 25
8. Click OK, then Next, then Finish.
Microsoft outlook 2000
1. Start Outlook 2000 then proceed to Tools > Internet Accounts. In the Internet Accounts window, click on your streamyx/ tm.net.my' account under the Mail tab then select Properties.
2. Select the Servers tab. On this tab make sure the entry for the Outgoing Mail Server is set to smtp-proxy.tm.net.my and that the My server requires authentication box is unchecked
3. Go to Advanced tab, under Outgoing server (SMTP) , enter port 25
3. Click Apply, then click OK. Close the Internet Accounts window
Mozilla Thunderbird
1. Open Thunderbird Mail. From the Tools menu select Account Settings.
2. At the left pane, select the entry Outgoing Server (SMTP). The Outgoing Server (SMTP) Settings appear on the right.
3. Edit to modify the entry of SMTP server as smtp-proxy.tm.net.my. Port used: 25
4. In the User Name box enter your email address.
5. Click the OK button.
Eudora
1. Open Eudora. From the Tools menu, choose Options.
2. Choose Getting Started from the Category list.
3. In the SMTP Server (Outgoing) field, type smtp-proxy.tm.net.my
5. Uncheck the box next to Allow authentication.
6. Click on Ports, enter SMTP port 25
6. Click the OK button.
7. Upon sending an email message, a box will appear prompting for the password to send email.
MAC OS X Mail
1. With Mac OS X Mail Client open, from the Mail menu, select Preferences
2. Select the Accounts option at the top of Preferences
3. Click the Plus (+) sign at the bottom of the screen
4. Click on the Account Information tab at the top and enter the following information:
* Account Type: POP
* Description: Email
* E-Mail Address: Your preferred domain email
* Full Name: Your full name
* Incoming Mail Server: Your domain pop server
* User Name: Your Emailadd
* Password: Your password
* SMTP Server: smtp-proxy.tm.net.my
* SMTP Server Port: 25
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Re: TM Net Block Port 25 Mail Proxy Server
adib_n70 wrote:buke semua hok reti BI, sie ko ambo, bukak kamus nk pehe
Please refer to the picture
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Re: TM Net Block Port 25 Mail Proxy Server
ORCADlayout wrote:adib_n70 wrote:buke semua hok reti BI, sie ko ambo, bukak kamus nk pehe
Please refer to the picture
jawab pun kok ore putis, muga ngaji sekoloh tinggi, pehe skit2
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Re: TM Net Block Port 25 Mail Proxy Server
sapix wrote:namo rima tuh???
Ini bagi yg guna email client spt Outlook Express, Microsoft Outlook 2000+2003+2007, Mozilla Thunderbird, Eudora, MAC OS X Mail dll lg.
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