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mail server access internal / external problem

Asked by flynny in JavaScript, Server Software, Internet & Email Software

Hi all,

i have a mail server set up behind a netgear router.

it does work both inside and outside the office. however i need to use two seperate connections.

Outside the office when on a seperate network i can use the static ip to connect to the mail server

In the office if i use the static ip to try to connect to the router it doesn't get there, so have to use the local ip address.

i was told that this wouldn't work from inside the network as the client would send it's request to the public ip address, then the router would forward that request to the server. the server would reply to the router and the router would forward that out the public interface to a private address(the client). the isp router would receive the reply and not know to send it back to your router.

does anyone know a way around this problem without resorting to having an account for inside and outside the office setup to the mail client?

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mail server access internal / external problem

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