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Iptables, DNS and Sendmail config

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Name: Rich
Date: May 9, 2002 at 11:52:23 Pacific
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Is the following possiable:
I have an RH 7.1 iptables filewall with three NIC's.
eth0 = internet x.x.x.x
eth1 = DMZ 192.168.1.x
eth2 = LAN 192.169.0.x

I would like to have a sendmail and DNS box in the DMZ. Is there a way to only use one external IP (internet) and forward any DNS querys to the DMZ DNS server and ofcourse forward mail to the DMZ sendmail server? I seem to have DNS working going from my LAN interface to the DMZ for DNS and then out to the internet. If the above is possiable is there a site you can direct me to for further help or can you offer some assistance?



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Name: junky_toof
Date: May 9, 2002 at 13:02:30 Pacific
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You would need to pay me for a config.

I will give you some hints.
#1 iptables supports port redirection with
or without nat.
#2 you will have to redirect incoming
requests for ports 25 and 53 to your
internal name/mail servers. I suggest
egress logging lists for your dmz boxes
at a minimum.
#3 Other than that, the security side of
of your config will need to be tuned.



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