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Sonicwall Pro 2040 Routing SMTP Traffic Issue

Asked by bshrift in Email Servers, ISPs & Web Hosting

Tags: sonicwall, nat, comcast, reverse dns, routing

All,

I'm having an issue with Comcast's new anti-spam policy, and I'm trying to get compliant.  My issue is that I send traffic out the primary ip of the Internet connection on my Sonicwall.  My mail server is not sitting on the primary ip, as I have a block of addresses.  So, reverse dns is failing.

I need to find out how I can setup a rule/policy/etc. that will route either:

a) all traffic out the same ip as it is natted inbound for

or

b) how to send just smtp out that ip that it is natted for

Example IP Config:

10.10.10.2 = primary wan ip
10.10.10.3 = mail server = 192.168.1.2 (server internal ip)

All traffic from mail server goes out over 10.10.10.2, and I need it to go out over 10.10.10.3 instead.

I've been playing around with Route Policies, but haven't gotten it working.

Thanks for the help!
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Tags: sonicwall, nat, comcast, reverse dns, routing
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