I'm using NAT to send external email into my internal email server. On the
firewall, I have 202.183.15.25 (legal) NAT'd to 10.15.26.45. When I look
at the smtp messages, I can see BOTH the external (legal) address AND the
internal (illegal) address. Any ideas why I would see both addresses? To
my line of reasoning, I should only see the internal address.
Here's a sample of the log:
08/31/2000 11:44:26 AM SMTP Server: 202.183.15.25 connected
08/31/2000 11:44:26 AM SMTP Server: 10.15.26.45 connected
08/31/2000 11:44:26 AM SMTP Server: Message 0066F20E received
08/31/2000 11:44:26 AM SMTP Server: 10.15.26.45 disconnected. 1 message[s]
received
TIA,
Randall
P.S. For those concerned, these addresses have been slightly modified to
hide the values of the actual addresses.
-
"As soon as men decide that all
means are permitted to fight an evil,
their good becomes indistinguishable
from the evil they set out to destroy."
--Christopher Dawson
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