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    Jensen(11)   wrote 39 months ago:
    Most of the router/firewall usually allow you to do this settings:

    - you can set up a NAT rule in order to map a server's internal IP address to an external IP address
    - then forward traffic on a particular port (SMTP in this case) to that server

    In general, many of the firewalls allow you to forward inbound traffic on a particular port to a particular internal server. Once you finish this step, you will need to provide "A" record in the external DNS zone for your server (I guess, it's hosted by your local ISP) and map it to the external address. Then set MX record and point to the A record.




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