From: kludge@panix.com   
      
   In article <877ca519ph.fsf@wimezu.com>, Lesley Esen   wrote:   
   >Thanks.  That makes sense.  The output now makes sense.  Completely   
   >blocked right from the first hop.  Perhaps AWS did not actually unblock   
   >outbound tcp 25; perhaps they unblocked only inbound tcp 25.   
   >   
   >%tcptraceroute -n srv1.dorfdsl.de 25   
   >Selected device ena0, address 172.26.5.226, port 22831 for outgoing packets   
   >Tracing the path to srv1.dorfdsl.de (82.139.196.13) on TCP port 25 (smtp), 30   
   hops max   
   > 1  * * *   
   > 2  * * *   
   > 3  * * *   
      
   That looks like your machine is blocking it since you don't even see your   
   router.  Or else your router is blocking it.   
   --scott   
      
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