On Thu, 29 Apr 2004, Randy Haley wrote:
> My email client (Outlook) is configured for SMTP and Pop3 from
> mail.etbu.edu. The internal clients use an internal DNS server that resolves
> the actual ip address of mail.etbu.edu to (10.100.1.10) not the alias
> (63.71.26.5).
>
> Does this mean I have to do something different?
Nope. This only changes what IP address the connections outbound from
10.100.1.10 appear to be from to anything outside your protected network.
You might try to telnet to netfos.cablelynx.com (MX for cablelynx.com) on
port 25, from your mailserver. Try it with and without the static address
mapping. If you're unable to connect with the mapping in place, there may
be some sort of routing issue between netfos.cablelynx.com and 63.71.26.5.
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David Raistrick
Systems Administrator - Global Technology Associates, Inc
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David Raistrick, not necessarily those of GTA, Inc.
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