I can't access my IMAP port remotely. Why?

I can't access my IMAP port remotely. Why?
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If you can access your IMAP port using telnet on the host, but not
remotely, this is most likely a DNS issue. IMAP is different from POP
and SMTP in that it does a DNS search. Check the DNS Service
Search Order, and delete any entries that are questionable
(i.e. an ISP that may not be reachable) and try connecting again.

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