> It's kind of hard to say exactly what rule you need without more info,
> but it looks like you're trying to talk to the mail server using the
> public IP of your firewall.  If you want this to work, you'll have to
> craft a shorewall rule that allows DMZ -> firewall traffic on port 25,
> and you may have to craft some custom tweaks, as well (looping through
> the firewall and back to the same network is not usually done, and since
> I haven't personally done this, I can't tell you exactly what rule(s)
> you might need).
> 
You have described my problem precisely! Currently I have a rule:
DNAT net dmz:192.168.73.76 tcp 25,80,110,143,443 - $IP_QC
allow net traffic to the dmz. But this rule does not allow traffic
from dmz -> firewall -> DNAT -> dmz?

> I'd personally recommend you configure your asterisk box to talk to the
> private IP of the gentoo mail server directly, rather than try to relay
> traffic through the firewall, which is inefficient and may require
> custom tweaks.
> 
I am trying to do that at the moment; but the Trixbox/Asterisk box
use sendmail, and the following rule in /etc/mail/sendmail.rc:
define(`SMART_HOST',`192.168.73.76')
may or may not work? I use Postfix mostly and not sure if the 
above works? I will ask in another mailing list.

Thanks Charles for your help and btw, how are the twins?


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