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Heya Gregg,
On Tuesday, July 29, 2003, at 05:40 AM, Gregg wrote:
I'm not certain if-
I want to assign that IP to the OpenBSD firewall, and use NAT and/or RDR
to pass on SMTP traffic on port 25 to the email server. Yes? No? Maybe? Am
I a shame on my species?
Yes, you would want to use NAT on the OpenBSD firewall to pass SMTP traffic thru to the mail server.
You might want to re-think your network layout tho. You'll save yourself some routing headaches if you use the OpenBSD firewall to protect the LAN and the mail server (in the DMZ) hooked up to your router.
Leave the Win2K box on the router too. I'm sure others who are scanning it right now would like it that way ;-)
Just my $0.02 CND
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