I will install Bind on our mailserver and configure our adsl/modem (which has DHCP function, too) to make 10.0.0.3 it's primary NS, and digitelone's NS as secondary when it gives out network info.
:)
Thank you all for responding. :)
On 2/14/06,
jopoy solano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> when you access your internal mailserver from LAN via your external
> IP. it _might_ be that your mail server is replying back directly to
> the host's IP (and not via from that external IP) that initiated the
> connection. that will not work as far as i now.
>
I agress. Most probably the firewall rules are binded to the interface
and not the IP. Since you are accessing the router through the LAN
interface, there will be no port forwarding.
hth.
'Jopoy
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