RE: pop3 and dns

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> From what you show above, it's difficult to say. Are you using nat and
> private ips on the inside? 
> Are you just forwarding all traffic via your
> iptables router and all your clients have public ips? 
> Are you using private ips on the inside and doing nat at the router?

Yes. We have public ips on the outside while we have private ips on the inside doing nat through iptables and not through the router as we do not have control of the router.

For example,

202.78.90.166 <-> iptables <-> 192.168.247.11
202.78.90.166 <-> iptables <-> 192.168.247.12

For web browsing I have squid proxy. So normally, clients do not have to resolve domain names as squid proxy does it for them. Now I need to allow clients to resolve domain names to be able to retrieve pop3 from their other mail servers.

Thanks again!



Cheers,

fritz <www.mesedilla.com>
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