Change port used to send SMTP e-mail

I am trying to send e-mail notifications using a .vi. My company has blocked SMTP port 25 to prevent SPAM. My IT has told me that there is another port I can use to send e-mail. It is possible for me to change, IN LABVIEW, the port used to send e-mail?
Thank you.

Without modifying NI's SMTP library the answer is no. The port they use (25, standard SMTP port) is hardcoded in their library.
Message Edited by Mark Yedinak on 09-15-2009 10:31 AM
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