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| Subject: | Re: Can I do this? - map prot 25 to internal mail server - Postfix |
| From: | Brandin L Claar <claar@arl.psu.edu> |
| Date: | Wed, 28 Feb 2001 12:46:26 -0500 |
| In-reply-to: | <3A9CD068.F4218960@kyros.co.uk>; from chris.moules@kyros.co.uk on Wed, Feb 28, 2001 at 10:18:16AM +0000 |
| References: | <3A9CD068.F4218960@kyros.co.uk> |
| Reply-to: | claar@arl.psu.edu |
| Sender: | owner-misc@openbsd.org |
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We use a redirect to send all incoming SMTP traffic through our firewall to a centralized email server. The email server is configured to accept mail for all our domains. It is great because we automatically took care of all the people running mail servers with open relaying. We don't use private IP for the server, but there is no reason it wouldn't work. SMTP seems to be a very firewall friendly protocol. The thing to watch out for is MX records. If you are mapping ALL incoming SMTP to one machine, and you don't have an external MX listed, SMTP will fail if that one machine goes down. You need to have another redirect for your secondary MX to get around this. -- Brandin Claar Network Analyst Penn State Applied Research Lab |
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