>Nathan....
>
>The IMAIL Server is on the private side through a firewall
>(BorderManager) and Network Address Translated to the private
>side. The KWM Image server is on the private side without a hole
>coming in from the internet. It is protected. Would the Imail
>server take care of that or...maybe it isnt. I thought the images
>would flow through IMAIL...but now I see that thinking might be
>wrong. HMMMM. That is interesting. So, what you are saying is
>that I need to open up the Win2k Machine so it feeds the Images
>onto the net. I wonder what port that would be?
>
>Lee Buller
>IS Manager
Hi Lee,
You need to open a route up from your external IP to the the
W2K box running IIS. You could open an additional port on the
firewall (say 8080) and map that to port 80 of the image server
on your private network. In KWM you will need to change the
references from (for example) 123.123.123.123/webmail to
123.123.123.123:8080/webmail where 123.123.123.123 is the Public
(Internet) IP.
It is necessary to do this as the images are not "includes" but
just references to the file location. Therefore the browser will
attempt to retrieve the images from the server behind NAT, but
without success as it is on a private IP. Imail, nor NAT left
unmodified will give access to the image server. If you do
what I mentioned above you should be okay.
-Nathan
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