Error in send-mailmessage command

Hello,
I am executing the powershell command to send mails from internal SMTP Server but when am executing this command getting error as "Unable to connect to the remote server".I have checked no port blocking this ,no anti virus is installed. the
machine have permission to relay the mail.
Please help me to resolve the issue.
Thanks
RICHA KM

Are you using an alternate port for SMTP? Send-MailMessage has a parameter to specify an alternate port to use if that is the case. If you run the following command (replace 'computername' and 'port' with the system you are attempting to connect to)...
(New-Object Net.Sockets.TCPClient -ArgumentList "Computername","Port").Connected
...does it come back as true for the open port?
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