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orhan
behind asta1 i have an exchange 5.5 running with pop3, smtp, imap. i configured smtp proxy correctly and can send and recieve mails. how do i have to do this for pop3 proxy. i added a proxied network like source internal to any destination. i also want tobe able to access pop3 from external from a static ip. i think i lookover something but cant figure it out what.  


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    Normally POP3-Proxy is for outgoing connections only. But there is an easy way to use POP3-Proxy the other way around: [;)]

    WWW-Clients --> ASL --> LAN-POP3-Server

    - Make a packetfilterrule:
    Source: Any
    Destination: External Interface
    Service: POP3

    - Make a DNAT
    Source: External Interface
    Destination: External Interface
    Service: POP3
    Change destination to: POP3-Server

    - Configure your POP3-Proxy
    Source: Any
    Destination: External Interface

    - Make a Packetfilterrule
    Source: External Interface
    Destination: POP3-Server
    Service: POP3


    You will note that you need a Any-Any configuration for your POP3-Proxy if you would like to use the proxy for both directions.

    Cheers
    Xeno    
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    ill test this tonight. thanks a lot