Modifying Connectors for Receiving Internet Mail - Anonymous setting?

I have a mail reflector for my domain to deliver mail on an alternate port, other than 25 because my ISP blocks port 25. I have the following default receive connectors:
Default Client Font End Transport (FrontEnd Transport) - TLS, Basic, Integrated, Exchange users, port 587
Default Client Proxy (Hub Transport) - TLS, Basic, Offer Basic after TLS, Integrated, Exchange Server Auth, Exchange Servers, Exchange users, port 465
Default Front End Transport (FrontEnd Transport) - TLS, Basic, Offer Basic after TLS, Integrated, Exchange server auth, Exchange Servers, Legacy Exchange Servers, Anonymous Users, port 25
Default Hub Transport (Hub transport) - TLS, Basic, Offer Basic after TLS, Integrated, Exchange Server Auth, Exchange Servers, Legacy, Exchange Users, port 2525
Default Outbound Proxy Frontend Transport (Frontend transport) TLS, Enable domain security, Basic, Offer basic after TLS, integrated, Exchange server auth, exchange servers, anonymous, port 717
Issue: When I initially had mail forwarded to port 2525, I received a mail delivery system message: host mail.skincdc.com[69.250.204.88] said: 530 5.7.1 .Client was not authenticated (in reply to MAIL FROM command).
I modified the “Default Hub Transport” connector to allow Anonymous Users in addition to what I already had selected in the security settings. Voila, email is delivered to my exchange server from external domains.
I wasn’t sure if adding Anonymous Users to this connector would pose any issues. In order to try an alternate port, I changed my registrar to port 2626 and created a new receive connector Hub Transport, with only Anonymous
Users and port 2626. I saw the initial connection in my TMG firewall logs, but mail never made it to my exchange server, and I wasn’t receiving the above error message right away as before. Disabling this new rule and modifying the firewall back to port 2525,
email immediately was delivered. So can I just leave my Default Hub Transport receive connector as is with the security settings and Anonymous set? Thanks.
Next….getting email to send out on a different port than 25 to external domains. Still having issues with this one.
-SK

Hi Slevin
According to your setup you would need to receive emails on different port apart from 25
You can do the following thing
1) Create a dedicated receive connector for your ISP domain
2) Grant relay permission only to your ISP subnet and IP ranges
3) Change the port to your desired number on which you need to receive emails from them
4) Disable the default receive connector since its not required anymore
So the mail-flow for inbound will be in the following type
Inbound
From Internet - Mails comes to your ISP - ISP delivers to your firewall on different port - then it comes to exchange server
Let me know if you have any confusions on this and i will be able to help you further
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