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Ok, I ran into another problem. I can't seem to get port 25 open. When I do a scan of port 25 from the outside world (not using GRC) it shows the port open. However in the firewall logs I don't see the DNAT rule or inbound rule getting processed.

What I have done so far in my testing. I have turned off both IPS and anti-port scanning with the same results. (I didn't see anything in the IPS logs while I was trying to access the logs)

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0 BAlfson over 13 years ago

Now, a pic of the mail1.right... Host definition.

If you have activated a DNAT, but the definition in the changed destination is faulty, that's the behavior you would see. You must disable the DNAT in order for the SMTP Proxy to work.

Cheers - Bob
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0 watnemoe1@comcast.net over 13 years ago in reply to BAlfson

Now, a pic of the mail1.right... Host definition.

If you have activated a DNAT, but the definition in the changed destination is faulty, that's the behavior you would see. You must disable the DNAT in order for the SMTP Proxy to work.

Cheers - Bob

In another words it would be a bad host definition? (Corrupt)
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0 watnemoe1@comcast.net over 13 years ago in reply to BAlfson

Now, a pic of the mail1.right... Host definition.

If you have activated a DNAT, but the definition in the changed destination is faulty, that's the behavior you would see. You must disable the DNAT in order for the SMTP Proxy to work.

Cheers - Bob

In another words it would be a bad host definition? (Corrupt)
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