Rick Klinge wrote: >> Rick Klinge wrote: >>>> Rick Klinge wrote: >>>>>> Rick Klinge wrote: >>>>>>>> Rick Klinge wrote: >>>>>>>>> Does ASSP integrate with Smartermail? If so is there a wiki >>>>>>>> that you could >>>>>>>>> point me to? >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> ASSP will work with any MTA as long as it supports SMTP. >>>>>>>> To get an idea of how it should be configured please take a >>>>>>>> look at the >>>>>>>> network layout for a normal ASSP install. >>>>>>>> http://www.asspsmtp.org/wiki/Configuration#Email_Flow >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> As long as you understand what IPs and ports to configure it >>>>>>>> will work >>>>>>>> for you. >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> Kevin >>>>>>> Thanks Kevin, I've been using ASSP with Imail for about 4 >>>>>> years? And just >>>>>>> reciently switched to SmarterMail for our users. I'm >> pretty sure >>>>>>> SmarterMail supports SMTP but for some reason I can't get >>>>>> it to work at all. >>>>>>> I have many public ip address and tried various configs >>>>>> with ASSP but to no >>>>>>> avail. The SmarterMail Forum didn't yield any fruit either. >>>>>> Could you tell me what version of SmarterMail you are using? >>>>>> Pro or Ent. >>>>>> >>>>>> The install is pretty small so I'm going to throw it into a >>>>>> VM and see >>>>>> what I can work out. >>>>>> >>>>>> Kevin >>>>> The installed version is Enterprise 4.1 and I've used the >>>> default locations >>>>> for the installs. From what I understand ASSP, transparent >>>> proxy, listens >>>>> to port 25 on the loopback 127.0.0.1 ? Or does it bind to >>>> all the ip's on >>>>> the nic? Either way I've tried issuing netstat commands on >>>> the server and >>>>> can't find the application that's listening to port 25. I >>>> have ASSP turned >>>>> off for now. >>>>> >>>>> Thanks for your help Kevin, you and Fritz have made a >>>> positive impact to >>>>> this world and I appreciate all the developers of ASSP. >>>> Enterprise is good, that means you can probably use the >> LDAP address >>>> validation. >>>> As for how ASSP works you are a bit mistaken, while it is >>>> 'transparent' >>>> It does have to be the program listening on port 25 for >>>> incoming traffic. >>>> As for binding, ASSP will bind to whatever you tell it to. >>>> >>>> I think I've pretty much got the basic for ASSP+SmarterMail >>>> config down >>>> on my test system, unfortunately I won't be able to finish it >>>> till tonight. >>>> >>>> Are you using public IPs directly to the server or is it >> behind a NAT? >>>> In order to handle outbound traffic properly a second SMTP >> server is >>>> needed to route email to the internet, this requires a second >>>> IP on the >>>> server because SmarterMail does not let you change the >> Gateway server >>>> SMTP port, if i could change the port i could just use a >>>> combination of >>>> the serverIP and localhost. >>>> >>>> The SMTP flow is something like this: >>>> >>>> Outgoing Messages >>>> Client(POP3,IMAP,Web)->SmarterMail->ASSP->SMTP Relay->Internet >>>> >>>> Incoming Email >>>> Internet->ASSP->Smartermail >>>> >>>> Kevin >>>> >>> Wow, I had ASSP listening to port 25 and SmarterMail >> listening on 125 so how >>> can ASSP not intercept port 25 traffic? SmarterMail ip's >> are nat from >>> public to private ip's. I guess I could install an SMTP Relay - for >>> outbound - but it's going to be ruff to do LDAP address >> validation for all >>> the addresses. >>> >> It's just a matter of setting the proper options. >> You said IPs, does this mean you are running domains on their >> own IP's? >> >> The NAT makes things somewhat easier, thanks for the response. >> >> The LDAP is actually only painful on setup, once running is a >> wonderful >> thing as it almost automates ASSP completely. >> I have both the Local Domains and Local Addresses working via >> LDAP, the >> local lists are only needed for the email interface domain. >> >> I'll get back to you with the steps i took to get it running >> later today >> when i have a chance. It will probably be a Wiki article fyi. >> >> Kevin > > Thanks Kevin, yes I'm running domains on there own (private) ip's that are > natted to there own public ip's. Do you think a port mapper, i.e.: AnalogX, > would work for the outbound in place of a SMTP Relay?
When these natted domains send outgoing email, is it as their private IP or does the server use a different external IP for outgoing SMTP? No, a port mapper would not work. Kevin ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by DB2 Express Download DB2 Express C - the FREE version of DB2 express and take control of your XML. No limits. Just data. Click to get it now. http://sourceforge.net/powerbar/db2/ _______________________________________________ Assp-user mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/assp-user
