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smtpManaging SMTP Port: Block, Unblock, and Change SMTP Port |
Blocking the SMTP port (typically port 25) can help prevent unauthorized email sending, reduce spam, or stop malware from exfiltrating data via email. |
Syntaxsmtp <block> <unblock> <25> <26> |
ExamplesTo block a GoPanel server from sending outgoing emails $ /go/smtp block To unblock SMTP and allow outgoing emails $ /go/smtp unblock Changing the default SMTP port from 25 to 26 $ /go/smtp 26 To restore the default SMTP port (25) and disable port 26 $ /go/smtp 25 |
Related GoPanel commandsblacklist - Block Blacklist IPs (Bad Bots and SSH Brute Force Attacks)block - Block an IP address in GoPanel Server checkfirewall - Verify and ensure that important required ports are open on your GoPanel server checkimap - Check the IMAP port and SSL certificate checkmail - Check if your server provider supports mail port 25 (SMTP) checkmx - Check MX Priority Range for All Domains checksmtp - Check the SMTP port and SSL certificate firewall - Install a firewall on a GoPanel Server mailssl - Installi SSL Certificates for SMTP and IMAP in GoPanel reversedns - Check Reverse DNS (rDNS) in GoPanel smtplimit - Limiting Outgoing SMTP Emails per Email Address unblock - Unblock an IP address in GoPanel Server waf - Block IPs via Cloudflare WAF |
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