Hey guys...
I'm curious if anyone else has run into this same situation. Basically what
I'm looking to do is have a mail server that is positioned behind a FW-1 4.0
server answer on port 25 (smtp) only, however on the outside of the firewall
it will answer on the SMTP port for both ports 25 and another TCP port (999).
The mail server is currently setup to do automatic NAT in the firewall and
works just fine. I've tried adding a NAT entry at the top of my stack stating:
Source Dest port Xlated Source Xlated Dest Xlated Port
Any Mail Server 25 Original Mail server 999
I've also added a corresponding rule that in my ruleset that permits any
source to talk my mail server on port 999.
When I attempt to telnet to port 999 of the mail server from the outside I
see a permit in the log show up, however the TCP session never gets
established. I'd put a sniffer on the line, but it is at a remote facility.
Any ideas what I might be doing wrong? Any info would be greatly
appreciated. TIA!
Shawn
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