E-Mail Alerts, Change SMTP Port

I'm trying to set up e-mail alert notifications in Enterprise Manager. I have port 25 heavily used elsewhere, and I beleive this is preventing connection. I cannot conect to port 25 with the telnet test, but I can cannot to port 23. How do I change ports?
Oracle Database 10.2.0.4

The front end application (SmarTeam PDM) is using port 25 for it's workflow. I havn't tested yet with that service off. I'm just wondering why that server can connect to to SMTP, but the Oracle server cannot?HELP!
I am easily confused.
Please clarify how many different systems are involved in this discussion, by providing actual hostname & description of their function.
Firewall rules can be such that System A is allowed to initiate a connection with System B using port #25
This same firewall could be configured to prevent System B from initiating a connection on port #25 with System A.
Please clarify the originating system, the terminating system & the port being used/attempted.
I still suspect internal Firewall rules are getting in your way

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