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Re: [FW-1] Problems on Passing
Hello,
I have a mail server having one NIC and an IP Address
of 10.x.x.x !! I can send emails anywhere. The problem
is I cant receive emails coming from the outside (WAN)
but I can recieve emails within the network.
On my Firewall Policy, I reserve one public IP to my
mail server and define it in my rule. My public IP
that I reserve for my Mail Server is 66.x.x.11 !!
example of rule i did:
1. dis is for outgoing
mail server -> any -> smtp, dns -> accept -> long ->
GW
10.x.x.x
2. dis is for incoming
any -> mail server -> smtp, pop3, dns -> accept ->
long
66.x.x.11
I am experiencing problems with number 2 bcause I cant
receive outside emails. what i did is i just route
66.x.x.11 to the network where my mail server is
located. I did not define my 66.x.x.11 to any
interface (virtual - use the IP for passing packets),
i just define the ip address in my policy so that it
will act as the public IP of my mail server and pass
all the packets to the network where my mail server
resides.
I also add a rule in my NAT Translation Screen
original translated
any -> mail server -> any = original -> mailserver ->
66.x.x.11 10.x.x.x
original -> GW
What will I do so that i can received my outside
emails? What will I edit or additional route or
policy?
Thank You Very Much,
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