Sanjay Arora wrote:
> You mean that the server on the other end will know my mail-server Ip
> (192.168.y.x) is natted by my real IP 202.x.x.x ? And if the Real IP
> reverse DNS resolution is correct most will accept mail though some will
> deny mail? (This assumes my scenario of the outgoing server on local LAN
> & not DMZ)
NAT is transparent to the outside world
But I can tell you that if you share your lan's nat gateway with your
mailserver IP, virus traffic from your LAN will get mixed with your
regular mail traffic and lead to your IP getting blocked
srs
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