Change smtp iMS 5.2

Hi everybody, i need to modify the smtp port of my
internal mail server (iPlanet Messaging Server 5.2 on
Solaris 8) to another port for antivirus gateway
installation.
To make this is enought to modify the entry
[SERVICE=SMTP] PORT=25 on dispatcher.cnf file in
/msg-istance/imta/config folder or are there any
other parameter to change?
If all you want is that the port 25 be used by
the virus scanner, then yes you could change this
to another port other than 25 and then restart
the dispatcher (imsimta restart dispatcher).
But You also might need to tell webmail
(if you're using it) to use the alternate port
unless you wanted all internal user's to also
get virus scanned.
You might check with support for more information
about settup up virus scanners with iMS as they
will have some "whitepapers" that will help
you.
Many thanks and regards
Alessandro

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