Munira
04-13-2006, 04:40 AM
I am a programmer thrown into the deep end with our server! So i hope someone can help me.
Ok, we have our internal network with a seperate mail server and a webserver.
We want to host our website in-house, so i configured the router to forward all http requests to our webserver. All working fine, untill i realized that i couldn't access my mail externally.
Casue all http requests were passed onto the webserver.
Can i use a different port, when accessing mail from outside the network? From what i have read until now, you can have http point only to one port, so this doesn't seem to be an option.
Can i set up another port to point to the mail server? Or is there another solution...?
Any help is appreciated.
Cheers,
Munira
Ok, we have our internal network with a seperate mail server and a webserver.
We want to host our website in-house, so i configured the router to forward all http requests to our webserver. All working fine, untill i realized that i couldn't access my mail externally.
Casue all http requests were passed onto the webserver.
Can i use a different port, when accessing mail from outside the network? From what i have read until now, you can have http point only to one port, so this doesn't seem to be an option.
Can i set up another port to point to the mail server? Or is there another solution...?
Any help is appreciated.
Cheers,
Munira