Hello Jake,
Well I am not sure what I did or what happend and I suspect that
something else is giving the hassle becuase I added in the route to the
mail server on a windoze terminal server and then added in the details
into the windoze server and on all clients everything just flies away,
this not including paper clips and other office equipment (sorry I could
not help my self) so for some odd reason that machine must have been
included into the route list of the servers do as far as I can see is
not in any of the lists, I am not sure if I am making any sense here now
don't really understand it my self to be honest.
Again fanks for all your help.
Regards
Per
Jake Vickers wrote:
Per Qvindesland wrote:
Well the internal nic is only as you say for faster internal usage
and the machine don't do anyhting else then to act as a mail server,
I have tested it without iptables on and there is no differ in speed,
I also tried to use the external ip but with no joy was even slower :(
Can I be bold and ask if you could give an example to how I would go
about configure bind so that it would work better for my usage??
Sure. Shoot away. Since you tried it without the firewall, I of course
have to say DNS now <grin>.
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