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      renatohtpc
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      I am currently using no-ip Mail Reflector to work around Verizon blocking port 25. Additionally, I am migrating from Ipcop to pfsense 2.2.

      In Ipcop, I have setup a simple port forwarding rule:

      Proto Source                   Destination

      TCP         DEFAULT IP : 8025 => 192.168.3.5 : 25(SMTP)

      I am learning to use NAT rules.

      Currently, my mail server is residing on its own interface (i.e. Orange) along with other servers (Web etc)

      So far, I have created a new NAT: Port Forward rule.

      I have chosen:
      WAN under interface
      TCP under Protocol
      192.168.3.5 in the Redirect target IP, I have chosen SMTP under redirect target port.

      Where do I enter 8025 as the port number I want to translate?  does it go under Destination port range or under Source port range?

      Thanks
      Renato

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        doktornotor Banned
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        @renatohtpc:

        does it go under Destination port range

        Yes.

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          renatohtpc
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          Thank you

          Renato

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