[WBEL-users] Email troubles connecting to mail from
remoteworkstation
decampbell1
decampbell1 at comcast.net
Sun Jan 23 16:29:01 CST 2005
Ok... Let's see if I can explain more clearly...
The Whitebox es has a public IP address via a comcast.net dhcp server...
and a working mta through dyndns.org... I have a 4 port switch connected
to my broadband modem...
I have the mailserver sitting on 1 port of the switch, my router with my
desktop and several others are on another port which constitutes a
completely separate network. I am using nat and 192. addresses on the lan
side of the router.
If I connect a second ethernet card in the whitebox server to the lan side
of my router, I can then connect and authenticate correctly to the email
using either webmail "squirrel mail" or using outlook, netscape mail client,
or phoenix mail clients...
I am not using ssl just plain old pop3... although I have imap configured
for the webmail.
When I try to connect using any of the clients, I get a " Unknown user or
password incorrect " response.
I have verified with Comcast that they are not blocking any ports And this
setup has worked in the past using Redhat 8.
I replaced my Redhat 8 server with this setup.
As I recall, there is a config file for pop3 and imap that has to tell it to
accept logins from remote network... I may be completely off track though.
Hope this is clearer
Thanks for your quick reply.
Dave
----- Original Message -----
From: "Craig White" <craigwhite at azapple.com>
To: <whitebox-users at beau.org>
Sent: Sunday, January 23, 2005 5:02 PM
Subject: Re: [WBEL-users] Email troubles connecting to mail from
remoteworkstation
> On Sun, 2005-01-23 at 16:49 -0500, decampbell1 wrote:
>> I recently installed Whitebox ES and have configured it as it's
>> domail... "domain".com and can reach the http server from the
>> internet. My server is currently sitting outside my router/firewall
>> as a separate network and I can ping, attach using Webmin and I can
>> both email to and from my web/email server... it has squirrel mail
>> installed also... I keep getting authentication errors when I try to
>> log into this email server from my desktop with is as I said, on a
>> different network... I suspect that I have a configuration file that I
>> either have failed to configure or is wrong... I would appreciate
>> someone pointing me it the right direction...
> ----
> let's see if we can clarify terms and thus the problem.
>
> Whitebox ES system has a public IP address?
>
> log on to this system from your desktop? How, with what kind of client?
> mail client? web browser? ssh? what?
>
> Craig
>
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