Antony Stone (Antony@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) wrote: > On Tuesday 09 December 2003 7:40 pm, Örjan Persson wrote: > > i am afraid that in this situation you cannot achieve the solution you would > like. DNAT on its own will not work. DNAT+SNAT will work, but you will > see a constant source IP in your mail server logfiles. Be happy that this > is only a temporary arrangement. > Okey, thanks for pointing that out. The problem with such a solution is that it would make the whole internet be able to send e-mail with the new SMTP-server, if I don't disallow relay for that IP. Oh well, I guess I will need to inform everyone about an hostname change instead then. POP3 is easier since the IP doesn't matter much there. Cheers