Re: Help Please - DNS issue?
From: Johnson (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 07/16/04
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Date: Fri, 16 Jul 2004 12:46:58 -0700
Thanks for the feedback (ext IP still the same), good
point about the banner, I will check that and post a reply
here, I would also like to ask your permission to e-mail
you directly.
Thanks for now
>-----Original Message-----
>> I have a firewall - one to one NAT turned on pointing to
>> my internal Exchange server, reverse DNS works.
>
>Ok, so if I got it right the config should be ...
>
>mailserver <---> nat <----> internet
>
>with a port forward on NAT to allow port
>25 to be published on the 'net
>
>> I installed SPAM filter, changed the NAT to point to
>> SPAM filter, then route port 25 to Exchange server.
>
>Ok, this means
>
>mailserver <--> spamfilter<->nat <--> internet
>
>and I assume that the external (public) address
>wasn't changed i.e. what the internet sees is the
>same IP address as before
>
>> Now the reverse DNS doesn't work. (according to AOL)
>>
>> The FQDN is still the same, MX record is still the same,
>> the only change is the machine name (Exchange server
>> is "LD1", SPAM filter is "mail") and the internal IP,
>> which should not make any difference.
>
>Hmmm ... I wonder if the problem may be caused from the
>"HELO" answer, that is, with the previous configuration
the
>mailserver banner was probably "ld1.yourdomain.com"
>while now it may be "mail.yourdomain.com" this in turn
>means that if an external mailserver checks to see if your
>mailserver answers with the same name registered in the
>DNS this check will fail; imho a solution may be setting
up
>the spam filter so that its banner will be the same as
before
>i.e. "ld1..." this way your problem should be fixed
>
>Let me/us (the newsgroup) know please
>
>
>
>.
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