POP3 through iptyables and ConfigServer Security & Firewall
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POP3 through iptyables and ConfigServer Security & Firewall
Hi folks, let me explain my setup here. I have a Suse11 box with 2 network cards:
Eth1: 10.0.0.222
eth3 172.16.0.100
eth3:1 192.168.1.100
eth3:2 100.50.0.100
eth3:3 192.168.0.100
I have squid as a proxy on the Suse box, and with the default firewall I have to enable masquerading to allow clients on the eth3:1-3 to send and receive mail through the Suse box. I found the Suse firewall completely inadequate (all P2P software/connections are allowed once you enable masquerading) and had to install ConfigServer Security & Firewall. In die configuration of csf I could get my way around getting smtp to work for the eth3:1-3 clients, but pop3 connections does not go through the box. I know I need to allow port 110 and 995 to masquerade of NAT (or something) … and then the same for port 22
Hi folks, let me explain my setup here. I have a Suse11 box with 2 network cards:
Eth1: 10.0.0.222
eth3 172.16.0.100
eth3:1 192.168.1.100
eth3:2 100.50.0.100
eth3:3 192.168.0.100
I have squid as a proxy on the Suse box, and with the default firewall I have to enable masquerading to allow clients on the eth3:1-3 to send and receive mail through the Suse box. I found the Suse firewall completely inadequate (all P2P software/connections are allowed once you enable masquerading) and had to install ConfigServer Security & Firewall. In die configuration of csf I could get my way around getting smtp to work for the eth3:1-3 clients, but pop3 connections does not go through the box. I know I need to allow port 110 and 995 to masquerade of NAT (or something) … and then the same for port 22
Distribution: CentOS, RHEL, Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, LinuxMint, Kali Linux, Raspbian
Posts: 166
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show your iptables configuration. This will helps us to troubleshoot your problem. Till the time you can apply following firewall rules to allow mail traffic:
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