On 7/12/10 4:54 PM, Tony Graziano wrote:
SMTP traffic and things like that are easier to dweal with than you
think.
Example: I have multiple ISP's and multiple Ip addresses. I create a
LAN rule to send all SMTP traffic (tcp port 25) out via a specific
gateway.
I have to send smtp out 40 different ip's (eg, server x has to gout out
public ip that the world knows as server x)
silly sonicwall os2 was REALLY painful to figure out how to do all of
this, till I got the hand of it.
what I really want to do is take
in AND out,
public ip: 205.89.241.150 to internal 192.168.10.10
public ip 205.89.241.130 to internal 192.168.10.15
etc
what I used to think of as one to one natting before all the port
translation, PAT, DMZ stuff was added.
(original sonicwall was easy: just associate an internal ip with an
external ip, and all ports to and from were forwarded, and you just
limited inbound by firewall rules)
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