Change the SMTP Port number in OIM

Hi All,
I have an email server that its SMTP port is 135.
My question is:
How can I change the SMTP Port from 25 to 135 in OIM? Because the notificacions are sent by Port number 25
Thanks & Regards,
Ariel

I actually don't have any other ideas on where this could be configured. I think that the port can be changed if you send emails programmatically but if you use the default OIM email system I don't know any other place where this could be configured.
Have you tried opening an SR with Oracle?
Best regards
/Martin

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