Updated: January 14, 2008
Besides using port 25 or 26, TMNet now is configuring port 587. Details are at the end of the post.
*munches potato chips* You may or may not be aware of this. But TMNet Malaysia just officially announced they’re now blocking port 25 for sending emails to block email spam. If you’re wondering what’s the big deal, why other bloggers are cursing, or why it’s anything unlike TMNet is losing customers or money.
Well, if you’re a blogger with your own domain name and are (most likely) using TMNet Streamyx as your Malaysia Internet Service Provider (ISP) then you’re going to have problems sending out email using your personal address like [email protected]. Relatively, all emails sent via the Internet is routed through Port 25.
Not to worry as there are 4 ways to overcome this port 25 blocking ordeal.
I never knew what Pacmee albeit the Nuffnang advertisement which was running on this weblog a couple of weeks back. It was until I saw it in action at Timothy Tiah’s blog yesterday then I realized the fact.
Previously on March 19, 2007 I shared the news on how Maybank2u is organizing a web design contest for its new myzone website. Then recently, the Surf! magazine also had a maybank2u website review which reminded me I still had to come up with something for the maybank2u myzone contest.
While visiting a friend’s blog, I noticed she had an entry titled; 
What does Nuffnang and Honda have in common now? Though Nuffnang’s logo colour would resemble a new stylish Honda Civic 2.0 in blue, both of these company’s are taking responsibility to help save Sumatran rhinos.
Who said piracy only belies in audio, video and software. Heck, we even got it for websites. Ever thought no one would dare copy a mutli-national corporation or large organization’s website (not leaving out small-medium as well)?