> > > I have a system running sendmail that is behind a WINGATE > which is also a SMTP > Server, > On the outside of the WINGATE is internet and intranet is > behind the WINGATE. > How can I send an email through internet (from Client --> > Sendmail Server --> > Wingate (SMTP server)--> internet)? > Thank you for your help. > --
Im' not that familiar with Wingate, in fact I didn't know it came with a built in SMTP server. You should probably disable Wingate's SMTP function (unless it does something other than forward mail for your network, like virus scanning etc) and only run with the one MTA (Sendmail). Check the WinGate manuals and/or website for info. Then add an access-list to Wingate allowing connections from your Sendmail server to the outside world (port 25). Note, this would also mean having to allow access to you sendmail server via port 25 to the internet, if you want to receive mail. hope this helps cheers Michael -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
