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Article #75Super Showroom to Business Broadband 2000 upgrade - smtp and non-nat
From: Brett Charlton
Date: Thu, 20 May 2004 19:04
Date: Thu, 20 May 2004 19:04
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Hi Wonder if anyone can help me please? I'm having a blond moment. We currently have a SuperShowroom account operating over ISDN. Firewall has an internet facing IP address and I forward all port 25 traffic to our internal Exchange 2000 box. Moving to a Business Broadband 2000 ADSL account. I want the same functionality. However, I've had to go for the non-NAT setup for SMTP mail. I've been given an IP address for our router and an IP address for our mailgate. Problem is I don't want our Exchange 2000 box to be internet facing. I have a single NIC in the box that serves the LAN. Can I still simply port forward from our firewall to the exchange box? What do I need to do with the mailgate IP? Any advice greatly appreciated. Brett
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