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Internal access to external pop3 server

Bennoo
I have been trying to allow a local pc access to an external mail server.
I would prefer to use the dns name rether than enter a static host( you know how isp's change ip's occasionally).

Can anyone help me with the config?  Thanks heaps


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    You can use the transparent POP3 Proxy or allow direct access to the POP-Server, as stated above.

    When using direct access (having added a Packet Filter Rule) you also have to set up a MASQ-Rule (Network->NAT/Masquerading, Type: Masquerading, Network: internal [or your PCs IP only], Interface: external) to hide your internal IP behind your ASL's external IP.
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    You can use the transparent POP3 Proxy or allow direct access to the POP-Server, as stated above.

    When using direct access (having added a Packet Filter Rule) you also have to set up a MASQ-Rule (Network->NAT/Masquerading, Type: Masquerading, Network: internal [or your PCs IP only], Interface: external) to hide your internal IP behind your ASL's external IP.
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