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Posted by JJ on August 28, 2007, 9:01 pm
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What version of Check Point are you using?
If you're using the external IP of the firewall as your SMTP server address,
that would explain what you're seeing.
Security Servers have nothing to do with SmartDefense. Check through the
Help for "resources" which is what Check Point calls their security servers.
Usually they are turned of unless they're used in a rule. The cell in the
rule will look "funny" because it will have an arrow thingy rather than just
a word.
Ray
> We have a firewall that has CheckPoint's SmartDefense features
> enabled. There appears to be an SMTP Server installed on the firewall
> that is preventing us from using SMTP Authentication. Attempting to
> connect to our SMTP Server from outside the firewall revealed that the
> SMTP Security Server in the firewall is handling external SMTP
> requests.
>
> What is the best way to fix this problem? We've been unable to figure
> out how to turn off the SMTP Security Server so SMTP requests connect
> directly to our internal server. That might not be the best solution,
> but it might be our only option.
>
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