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Asked by mike99c in Windows Networking, Computer Servers, Email Servers
I'd like to setup an email server at my home for development purposes.
My configuration is:
Internet ->
Zyxel Firewall Modem ->
2003 SBS Server [A] 192.168.0.199 ->
Router ->
PC
PC
Laptop
2003 Server [B] 192.168.100.26
I have a static public IP address allocated by my ISP.
What I want to do is run the email sever (Mail Enable Professional) on '2003 Server [B]' So that for externally hosted domains I'll modify the DNS A record for mail to point to my static IP Address, which will allow the emails to be processed by 2003 Server [B].
I've setup up the Zyxel Firewall Modem to forward port 25.
Am I correct in thinking as long as 2003 Server [B] is listening on port 25 then email processing will 'pass' through 2003 SBS Server [A] and be grabbed by 2003 Server [B]?
Cheers
20091111-EE-VQP-92 / EE_QW_2_20070628