Fatal: bind 0.0.0.0 port 587: Address already in use

Help! Anyone know what this means and how to fix it? Our mail is down.
Thanks!

Well, I looked at the log and tried to remember what I was doing at the time this error happened.
It turns out that I decided no one uses POP, so I disabled POP and removed ports 25, 110 and 995 from the router. When I opened these ports back up on the router, mail went back to normal.
What do these ports have to do with port 587?

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