Like McTim says, proper punctuation will help.
Lots of exclamation marks and ** will not make more of a point, all they
achieve is get the message flagged as potential spam.
It is good manners since you are asking for help to make an effort to
write and send decent mail.
That said, can you telnet port 25 from the outside and see if you get a
connection?
#telnet 'public IP on router' 25
If yes, then look at the logs on your server - you did not tell us what
you are running.
If no, then ..
On the server # telnet localhost 25 - just so we are sure. If that
opens, then take a closer look at the router conf to make sure you are
actually port forwarding 25.
Katwesigye Norman wrote:
hi
am configuring a mail server on an internal address
of 10.3.0.** this server is behind a cisco router with a public on the
outside interface.
ve an internal dns hosting the zone for this mail server but my public
dns for this zone is in UTL where the MX record points to the public
on the router
i have port mapping for port 80,143,25 at the router to my internal
address(10.3.0.**)mail server address, my users can send mail out but
cant recieve
any advice !!!!!
thanx
nkatwesigye
BIT.MCP3758308,CCNA ,**MCSA**
"aman cannot be grand without money
but money can not make a man grand!!!"
--
Richard
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