> Pity about the NT box (8-)
>
Been down that road too many times. I have to get boxes in slowly - one at a
time.
> When you say "dial-up server" do you mean "dial-in" or "dial-out".
>
It dials out. (Next step may be a router :)
> 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.
>
The exhcange server, etc are all on private addresses. The only published
address is the ppp0 interface.
They have remote users (from around the world) who need to access the
exchange server.
I currently have port forwarding active for port 80 only and it's working
ok.
If there's a better solution I'd love to hear it.
Thanks.
Des
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