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B Briggs writes:

>  Bellsouth residential customers can only connect on port 25 to 
>  mail.bellsouth.net. There is no way any more to run a pure home 
>  mailserver, (You can forward through the smarthost,
>  mail.bellsouth.net) 

	It's not just Bellsouth - RCN has this policy and Comcast may
as well.


				Robert Huff