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Ok I found the problem. &nbsp;Its my fat fingers. &nbsp;I have another Fios connection that I use for a test network. &nbsp;I went to go change the gateway to test it through that modem and it looks like I jammed on the keyboard to hard. &nbsp;I hit .22 instead of .2 for the gateway.<br />
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Thanks for pointing out a few things to make me check my own dumb mistakes.
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Ok I found the problem.  Its my fat fingers.  I have another Fios connection that I use for a test network.  I went to go change the gateway to test it through that modem and it looks like I jammed on the keyboard to hard.  I hit .22 instead of .2 for the gateway.

Thanks for pointing out a few things to make me check my own dumb mistakes.

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I am trying to set up my mail server through a Cisco ASA 5505.<br />
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Port 25 seems to be blocked although I believe that it is opened on the firewall. &nbsp;Additionally I am trying to allow ICMP &nbsp;traffic to test the server right now and I can not get that to work either. &nbsp;Any ideas as I am sure that I am doing something wrong.<br />
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These are the lines that I have that relate to the smtp. &nbsp;Anything that I am missing? &nbsp;i dont see smtp defined as an object-group in the programming, but i figured that it was just in the hard coding of the firewall?<br />
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<pre><code id="code-304333">access-list 100 extended permit tcp any host 68.167.116.xxx eq smtp
access-list 100 extended permit icmp any any 
static (inside,outside) 68.167.116.xxx 192.168.222.x netmask 255.255.255.255 
access-group 100 in interface outside
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I am trying to set up my mail server through a Cisco ASA 5505.

Port 25 seems to be blocked although I believe that it is opened on the firewall.  Additionally I am trying to allow ICMP  traffic to test the server right now and I can not get that to work either.  Any ideas as I am sure that I am doing something wrong.

These are the lines that I have that relate to the smtp.  Anything that I am missing?  i dont see smtp defined as an object-group in the programming, but i figured that it was just in the hard coding of the firewall?



port 25 is not open on a ASA 5505

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