Hello, I've got a problem that I've been mulling over for work. We have an external (outside our firewall) qmail server that simply relays e-mail through the firewall(proxy & packet filtering) into an internal mail server. Nothing is queued on the external mail server, it's just an incoming and outgoing relay. How could we allow users to connect to the internal mail server to retrieve their e-mail? We only want to allow the external mail server to connect through the firewall to the internal mail server so we can limit access through the firewall to a single IP for better security. That way an intruder would first have to compromise the external mail server before being allowed to access the internal one through the firewall (I realize that's not perfect, but every little bit helps) Could we set up a web server on the external mail server and have it forward it's requests through the proxy to the internal mail server running sqwebmail? Is there a way to have a pop3 server on the external mail server that would forward requests to the internal mail server? Any other suggestions are welcome. Thank you for any help in advance! I figure 100's of heads are better than my one ;-) Steve P.S. We would also want the entire session encrypted: SSL if using the web server, stunnel for the pop3 option (or anything else that would work). ===== ---Someone told me that if you play a windoze NT CD backwards, it will play satanic messages. ---That's NOTHING!! If you play it forwards, it will install windoze NT!!!!! __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get Yahoo! Mail � Free email you can access from anywhere! http://mail.yahoo.com/
