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Awesome, thanks for your help! &nbsp;I haven't done a Static NAT in that direction before, but that certainly makes sense. &nbsp;I'll let you know once I've tested it.
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Awesome, thanks for your help!  I haven't done a Static NAT in that direction before, but that certainly makes sense.  I'll let you know once I've tested it.

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I have a block of external IPs on the outside of my PIX. &nbsp;All traffic from the inside headed out goes through my default IP (lets say 1.1.1.1) but I want to send SMTP traffic through a different IP, 1.1.1.2. &nbsp;How do I configure my PIX to send just SMTP traffic through that IP?
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I have a block of external IPs on the outside of my PIX.  All traffic from the inside headed out goes through my default IP (lets say 1.1.1.1) but I want to send SMTP traffic through a different IP, 1.1.1.2.  How do I configure my PIX to send just SMTP traffic through that IP?

How do I set my PIX to send SMTP from a different external IP?

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