Trying to change back INCOMING server port number

I was trying to figure out how to SEND email via my iPhone 3G. I can send email fine while at home (using my wireless router), but when I'm out and about I cannot SEND email. How do I do this?
In trying to figure this out on my own I was reading about my Comcast email account that said to change the port number. I accidentally change the INCOMING port number from 110 to 25. So, I know it needs to be 110, but everytime I change it in the Settings to 110 it automatically changes it back to 25 after I try to retrieve emails within the Mail option. What's going on?
Help!

To send email, you need to add cwmx.com under the smtp servers.
I'm having the same problem with setting my incoming server port to 110. I've been able to change it by opening Apple's mail client and editing the account preferences.
Then I went into iTunes and on the bottom of the info tab is a "Replace information on this iPhone" section. I checked the Mail Account tab and hit the sync button.
This did change my server ports to the correct ports, but I'm still having problems getting the iPhone's mail app to refresh using the new settings. I don't know how force the ports to change via windows.
I had to turn off the iPhone and restart it to get it to work. I also had to turn off the SSL under the advance tab. Little uncertain about leaving that setting.

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