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From: "jan gestre" <m0n0wall dot list at gmail dot com> > i isolated first the dmz from the network to be sure there is no problem > with the setup i have in mind, then i followed everything you said up to > the > last detail. > 1. ip address of squirrelmail+postfix = 192.168.101.2 > 2. server NAT = 203.xxx.xxx.xxx > 3. proxy ARP = 203.xxx.xxx.xxx > 4. inbound NAT: > * external address = 203.xxx.xxx.xxx > * protocol = TCP > * external port = HTTP > * NAT ip = 192.168.2.2 > * local port = HTTP > 5. tick the boxes > 6. then repeated the procedure for the SMTP port > end result = i still can't browse the gui of my squirrelmail, i tried > browsing the said page from an ip address outside my lan and i can see the > login page of my mailserver. tried sending mail to the outside and i saw > from the mail logs that it was sent, but when i tried to send mail to my > mailserver, i wasn't able to recieved it, there's no entry in my > mail.logsindicating the mail was rejected or accepted. i also checked > the > www.whatismyip.com, i got the ip of the monowall not the ip of the > mailserver, is this result correct? > what more do i have to do in order for my mailserver to accept mails from > outside? > why is it that i cant see the web interface from within? > is there a special tweaking in order for the LAN to see it? I am having a very difficult time following what you have set up. Let's try more simply. What are the interface addresses on m0n0wall? Something like WAN 131.107.0.15 (Microsoft... Use the first 3 octets for your REAL IP address) LAN 192.168.1.1 OPT1 192.168.2.1 Mailserver 192.168.2.10 Client machine 192.168.1.100 Inbound NAT 131.107.0.16 (or xxx.xxx.xxx.16) 1:1 NAT 131.107.0.17 Firewall Rules!!!!!!!!!! Lee |