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On 3/18/06, Wayne Fiori <dev9null at gmail dot com> wrote: > > > > > 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 > > > For 2,3,4, what is the last octet of the address and the net mask. > These masked addresses don't help debug your problem. > 203.xxx.xxx.???/?? would be more helpful. > > for my mailserver: 203.xxx.xxx.190/29 for webserver: 203.xxx.xxx.188/29 and 203.xxx.xxx.189/29 while monowall's ip is 203.xxx.xxx.186 when i checked whatismyip.com from those servers, the result is 203.xxx.xxx.186/29 > > > 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? > > > > > > TIA > > > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: m0n0wall dash unsubscribe at lists dot m0n0 dot ch > For additional commands, e-mail: m0n0wall dash help at lists dot m0n0 dot ch > > |