Port property specifies what local port is used for
accepting new connections. It's default value 25 is
well known and 'registered' for usage of SMTP
protocol applications, but in specific cases you might want
to change it to something else. If you do so, please notify
users that will use your server for new port number.
When you choose this value, please be sure that selected
port is 'not taken' by some other application. If
you're not sure if it's available or not, easiest
way to find out is to execute 'netstat
-a' from command prompt and check if there's
'smtp' or '25' value listed in 'Local
Address' column. In default installations of all
Windows operating systems, Smtp server will not be
installed so you don't have to worry about this.
You cannot change value of this property when your
server is running. If you want to change it, first Stop the
server, change the port, and then Start it
again. If there are any users connected at that time, they
will be disconnected.
If you choose to use SecurityImplicit
setting for Security
property, you might want to use port 465.