Updated Sep 28, 2021
May 18, 2006
SpinNet Customer Support Center
Nowadays, sending methods used to send junk mail, such as virus mail or Phishing mail, directly to other mail servers without using the mail server of the provider that the user employs for the Internet connection are becoming serious security problems. To block junk mail to be sent using the method mentioned above, Outbound Port25 Blocking is used to prohibit access to an outgoing mail server other than the mail server of the provider that the user employs for the Internet connection. Outbound Port25 Blocking is also called "OP25B" for short, and Internet providers in Japan start using this function as a mechanism to block junk mail. The following images illustrate Outbound Port25 Blocking when SpinNet starts using it.
An unauthorized access to your computer or virus infection may cause accidental mass-mailing to other mail servers or classified information leaking from your computer. However, junk mail sending can be reduced by blocking port25.
June 2006 Restriction on outgoing mail for mobile phones Prohibit direct sending to a mobile phone mail server without using SpinNet mail server.
October 2006 Restriction on mail sent to an outgoing mail server other than SpinNet mail server Prohibit all mail to be sent without using SpinNet mail server. However, mail can be sent by setting your e-mail software when an outgoing mail server other than SpinNet mail server provides Submission Port587.
Among the users of SpinNet eADSL service, FLET'S ADSL, FLET'S ISDN, B FLET'S, and FLET'S HIKARI Premium, customers using an outgoing mail server other than SpinNet mail server.
We provide Submission Port587 for customers who are using an Internet connection of a provider who implements Outbound Port25 Blocking. Conventionally, port25 is typically used, however, "Submission Port" is a "sending-only destination port" used to send e-mail messages from your e-mail software other than using port25. Mail servers of providers where Outbound Port25 Blocking is implemented restrict mail to be sent through port25. To solve this problem, providers provide a new communication route, port587, called "Submission Port587" instead of the port25 communication route.
For a customer who is using an Internet connection of a provider implementing Outbound Port25 Blocking, mail can be sent by changing your settings to Submission Port587.
※No need to change for users who are using SpinNet connection.
Please set Submission Port587 according to the following page. Please refer to this page for Submission Port587 setting.
Infomation
SpinNet will be phasing out Non-SSL authentication from August 1, 2022 in order to enhance security.
If you do not configure POP/SMTP over SSL on your email software, you will not be able to send and receive emails.
please confirm your email software settings. Please refer the following website.
