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Jay Quadri - 29 Jun 2005 00:30 GMT
After hours of twicking, I was amazed to find that you needed to allow all
the three external ip address : port 25 to any one the firewall.  Shouldn't
it be just the virtual IP address talking port 25 on the firewall? What
going on.

Regard
JB
S. Pidgorny <MVP> - 30 Jun 2005 13:42 GMT
I guess your complaint is that SMTP Server is clustered resource but SMTP
clients are not... I suppose you don't need to allow inbound connectivity to
the nodes?

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> After hours of twicking, I was amazed to find that you needed to allow all
> the three external ip address : port 25 to any one the firewall.  Shouldn't
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> Regard
> JB
 
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