SBS and WebServer - One SMTP/POP

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I have an SBS and Web server on one internet ip address in a NAT behind a
firewall. I want to use the SMTP and POP on the Web server for those
services. To do this do I just set up a POP and SMTP connector on the SBS
server to point to the Web server?

Thanks for your time,
Jay


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