AW: smtp server on public dmz
- From: Christian.Schramm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- To: isalist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 4 Apr 2003 16:15:12 +0200
Hi Manfred..
I don't know exactly but try it reverse:
Open port 25 on remote and any ports on local.
Grüße
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> Hi,
> I've created a packet filter on the external isa server for a
> smtp server on the public dmz. protocol:tcp, direction:both,
> local Port: fixed port-25, remote port: all ports; This does
> not work out. The mail server can receive but not send mails.
> What did I miss. I don't want to open more ports than necessary.
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> kind regards,
> manfred
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