Hi there again,
I have another question, I hope not to be abusing you!!
I want to send and receive e-mails from the same public IP, just for not to be blacklisted, but I want to redirect received e-mails to one INTERNAL server and configure the INTERNAL SMTP in another server. So, this way I should configure two static NAT mappings, one inbound and other outbound. The inbound should point to the smtp-antivirus in the DMZ and the outbound should translate an address from the LAN.
I've write these rules:
static (DMZ,Internet) tcp 111.22.33.44 smtp 192.168.21.41 smtp netmask 255.255.255.255
static (LAN,Internet) 111.22.33.44 192.168.11.33 netmask 255.255.255.255
But I receive a warning message when introducing the DMZ rule:
WARNING: mapped-address conflict with existing static
I don't know if that will work anyway or if there is another way better, may using ACL's...
Thank you!
I have another question, I hope not to be abusing you!!
I want to send and receive e-mails from the same public IP, just for not to be blacklisted, but I want to redirect received e-mails to one INTERNAL server and configure the INTERNAL SMTP in another server. So, this way I should configure two static NAT mappings, one inbound and other outbound. The inbound should point to the smtp-antivirus in the DMZ and the outbound should translate an address from the LAN.
I've write these rules:
static (DMZ,Internet) tcp 111.22.33.44 smtp 192.168.21.41 smtp netmask 255.255.255.255
static (LAN,Internet) 111.22.33.44 192.168.11.33 netmask 255.255.255.255
But I receive a warning message when introducing the DMZ rule:
WARNING: mapped-address conflict with existing static
I don't know if that will work anyway or if there is another way better, may using ACL's...
Thank you!