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Well if your default rule is DROP and you haven't ACCEPTED the port then of course you get refuse ... if you are on the pop3 server do a netstat -l to check which services are listening to which ports ...
thanks Markus, tried netstat -l and it comes up that pop3 is listening but does not specify a port. Could only see 0. This is same for http and smtp. However, i can send and receive mail across the internet. How can i fix this?
Now when i telnet servername 110 it is working!!! However still cannot use outlook 2002 to log onto the incoming pop3 server which is my linux box!!
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