Hi all, I´m facing a problem with multipath that i would like advice :)
UTM it´s configured using three internet access (three interfaces) – I need to ensure that SMTP traffic goes to the specific interface that has the SMTP MX. From the exchange side, they have changed the default gateway of the servers (we have two exchange servers) to the “internal” IP of the UTM.
The UTM is configured with four interfaces:
- Internal Address
- Internet access 1 (subnet between UTM and ADSL Router1)
- Internet access 2 (subnet between UTM and ADSL Router2)
- Internet access3 (subnet between UTM and cisco PIX).
On the UTM, the email proxy is enabled, and i´ve configured multipath:
Source: “any”
Services: “smtp” (actually i´ve created a group with smtp, smtps, authenticated smtp).
Destination: “any” (i´ve tested also using “Internet IPv4 and Internet IPv6”.
Itf. Persistence: By Interface
Bind interface: Internet access3 (the one that should be used when sending SMTP).
NAT Rule
Source: Internal Network
Internal Network: uplink interfaces
This is not working, the emails is sent using Internet Access2 (?)
I´ve also tried to create a SNAT:
On SNAT,
Traffic from: Exchange Servers
Service: SMTP
Going to: Internet IPv4 and Internet IPv6
Action
Change Destination to: Internet access3
I also have created the necessary firewall rules.
Despite this configuration, the only way I´m able to make the SMTP traffic to go the correct interface, it´s if I leave only the internet access 3 (disabling all the other ones. If I don´t do this, the SMTP traffic goes through Internet Access 2.
Also as troubleshooting, the customer has configured a SmartHost from the exchange to the UTM to test if multipath would work correctly like this (that is why, i´ve defined “Any” has the source of the multipath).
what could be here wrong?
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