N70 email client - imap port settings?

Hey - how do I configure the N70 email client to use SSL with port 25 for SMTP outgoing and port 993 for IMAP incoming?
Looks like I can only configure SSL if I use ports 993 and 995. but my mail server uses port 25 for outgoing mail (like, most mail servers.. ?) which means I can't send mail, only receive it..?
Any ideas gratefully received.

Have you opened ports 25 and 110 in the firewall?
System Preferences > Sharing > Firewall > New
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