Just because they're using NAT doesn't mean they have to use ETRN. I am
using NAT and redirecting port 25 to my NetShield server. To the outside
world it appears to be a direct connection to the computer with the lowest
numbered MX record.
Dan Shadix
Computer Network Manager
Terry Reilly Health Services
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They are using NAT. Thanks for the clarification.
Sheldon
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>
> >This customer has a DSL connection with us. But ETRN seems to be in the
KB.
> >I will look further here.
>
> Hey, if they have DSL, they're "always on" and their Exchange, if it's on
a
> public fix ip, can receive/send mail with your being involved.
>
> Have you given them a fixed ip and can the Exchange server be seen at that
> ip address?
>
> If Exchange is behind NAT, then ETRN is the Way To Go.
>
> Len
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