Pity about the NT box (8-)
When you say "dial-up server" do you mean "dial-in" or "dial-out".
What you also don't say is what type of IP the NT box has. If it is an
RFC1918 private IP then I guess port forwarding might be your only option,
but if it has an external IP from an assigned IP block then your Linux
firewall rules can be designed to give you just whatever control you need.
Howard.
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On Wed, 8 Mar 2000, Des Wass wrote:
> I have a linux box acting as a dial-up server/firewall/mail relay.
>
> Behind the firewall is an NT Exchange Server that needs to be accessed from
> the world (via a web browser).
>
> What is the bestway to do this? port forwarding? Ideas please?
>
> And no, the NT box isn't going anywhere :(
>
> TIA,
> Des.
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