>to repeat more clearly, we want the (PIX) firewall to do:
>
>1. Internet access to an Imail-IP port 25 will be redirected to that 
>Imail-IP port 587.
>
>2. Internet access to an Imail-IP port 587 will be allowed/pass-thru 
>to that Imail-IP port 587.
>
>
>Net results:
>
>1.  Internet will have no access to any Imail-IP port 25.
>
>2.  All Internet access to Imail SMTP service will be choke-pointed 
>to Imail port 587, where msg submission requires SMTP AUTH.
>
>===============
>
>Cisco told our PIX guy over the weekend :
>
>"it appears that the PIX does not allow more than one outside port 
>(25, 587) to redirect to the same inside port (Imail 587).  Either 
>port 25 on the redirects to inside port 587, or outside port 587 goes 
>to port 587, but not both."
>
>Do any of you PIX admins have a way around this?
>
>Thanks
>Len

Yes, Define another address on the IMail box and direct your second port there.
Had the exact same problem with my firewall.

Gerry 
 
                   

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