On Sat, 18 Mar 2000, Lisa Napier wrote:
> Hi Diederick,
>
> There are two ways to go about this. One is to configure an additional DNS
> MX record with a low value, for your internal clients only. This MX record
> would point to the actual address of the machine (10.x.x.3). Other clients
> won't use that MX record, as the address is unreachable, and they will use
> the next higher preference record.
Thanks for your quick reply. This solution is dirty one and it crossed my mind
but because it's so dirty I don't wanna use it.
>
> The other way is to use the alias command on the PIX. I needed to read the
> documentation several times before I understood how the command works, and
> the behavior has changed depending on the version you are using. So, check
> your manual for the version you are using, for the alias command syntax and
> usage.
>
Yes, I've the same problem. The explanation of the alias command makes no sense
to me. Maybe you can help me. We have PIX IOS 4.2(5).
Thanks in advance,
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