Where I found a manual/tutorial how I can configure POP3/SMTP Protection (gmail, hotmail, gmx)?

Those all use 995 instead of 110 for POP3, Elena, so there's no possibility to make this work. I doubt that it would work to use a NAT rule like 'SNAT : Any -> POP3 -> {GMX mail server} : Use POP3 SSL' because the traffic used to contact the server won't be encrypted.  The POP3 Proxy only can scan inbound encrypted traffic.

Gmail, Hotmail and Yahoo all only receive messages on port 25, so if your ISP is blocking SMTP, you wouldn't be able to send from Outlook via one of those three.  Only GMX receives on port 587.

Cheers - Bob

I'd like to revisit this issue, raised by someone else.

I do NOT want to manage my own internal email server.  I tried that with Win SBS 2003 ten years ago and learned it was better to outsource this, as a small business owner who must fix all IT issues as well as the toilets and yet still earn money. Too much work.

My small business now uses GoDaddy for email.  Our configuration is:

imap.secureserver.net - incoming, SSL - port 993

smtpout.secureserver.net - outgoing SSL - port 465

with UTM 9, under "Email Protection | SMTP | Routing," what could I enter in the fields for Domains and Host-List that would cause my Sophos SG105 to scan email?  

Thanks.

Hi, Evan, and welcome to the UTM Community!

The UTM's POP3 Proxy does not support SSL.  The SMTP Proxy does not support outbound SSL on port 465.

You could switch your Outlook configuration to port 25 and use the SMTP Proxy as GoDaddy supports starttls.  You would need to confirm with your ISP that port 25 is not blocked with your service.

Cheers - Bob

Hi, Evan, and welcome to the UTM Community!

The UTM's POP3 Proxy does not support SSL.  The SMTP Proxy does not support outbound SSL on port 465.

You could switch your Outlook configuration to port 25 and use the SMTP Proxy as GoDaddy supports starttls.  You would need to confirm with your ISP that port 25 is not blocked with your service.

Cheers - Bob