I don't use Outlook or MS Proxy but I can retrieve e-mail from the outside
using a SMTP/POP3 through a router and proxy server to my IMail machine on
a private IP. Due to anti-relay settings I can't send email but then there
is web email and the user's ISP email server for that.
Have you tried using a generic POP3/SMTP client? I'm not at home to check
my setting my email-from-work settings but to get home email from work I have
login name: username#home.mail.server.com
SMTP server: internal IP of my IMail server
POP (incoming) internal IP of my Proxy Server
Hope it helps, proxys can be a pain.
Chris
At 08:33 AM 10/10/00 -0400, you wrote:
>Actually, the way I have this set up is as follows:
>
>Two internal nics, both with private IP's. The gateway for the .1 nic is
>the router, the gateway for the .2 nic being the .1. The problem I am
>having is that mail works fine internally. I can send mail, receive mail to
>both internal and external personnel. The problem I have is with Outlook
>settings outside the network. When I dial up through an ISP, I use the IP
>address (public) of the router to connect to the Imail server. However,
>when I connect, I am able to send mail, but not able to receive mail.
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