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Check pop mail from outside the network???????

I have read all the post on this, and the install instructions, and am not able to get this to work. I have mail server on the internal network, I need people on the outside to be able to check mail via pop3, they can send, but cannot check mail.
Please could some one give a step-by-step on this, focusing on the DNAT/SNAT entries and Packet Filter Rule. Or if using pop3 proxy, what the entries are.

Much Thanks
Ryan [:S]

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0 TXGARobert@Home over 21 years ago

Here is how I set mine up.
Define mail server in the network deffinitions
Created a DNAT/SNAT

ANY Externel_Address POP3 No_Change Mail_Server No_Change

ANY Externel_Address SMTP No_Change Mail_Server No_Change

Pachet Filter Rule
ANY EMAIL Mail_Server Allow

That's without the SMTP/POP proxy.
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0 hemps over 21 years ago in reply to TXGARobert@Home

Thanks for the input, I set it us just like yours without smtp, as I use the smtp proxy, and still no joy. I assume you made definition for EMAIL, as it is not one of the options, so I used POP3 that was in the list. As thats all I need. I am new to ASL, so please bare with me.

Thanks
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0 hemps over 21 years ago in reply to hemps

Here are my DNAT/SNAT Defs and Packet Rules

DNAT/SNAT
POP3 Any -> External (Address) / POP3 None MAIL_SERVER

Packet Rule
1 [none] Any 0.0.0.0/0 POP3 172.16..XX.XX MAIL_SERVER Allow POP3

Hope this helps
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0 hemps over 21 years ago in reply to hemps

Here are my DNAT/SNAT Defs and Packet Rules

DNAT/SNAT
POP3 Any -> External (Address) / POP3 None MAIL_SERVER

Packet Rule
1 [none] Any 0.0.0.0/0 POP3 172.16..XX.XX MAIL_SERVER Allow POP3

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