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138 Chapter 5 Advanced IP configuration
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Figure 66 Server Publication Configuration dialog box
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Enter the public IP address (or interface) and private address. For examples,
refer to
“Example: Publishing an SMTP server when you have a static IP
address” on page 138 , “Example: Publishing a Web server when you have a
dynamic IP address” on page 139 , and “Example: Publishing a server for
NetMeeting” on page 141 .
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Click OK.
Example: Publishing an SMTP server when you have a static IP
address
In this example, you are setting up a server that has a static IP address (Figure 67) .
to be reachable from the Internet. Instant Internet has set up the IP network, and
the LAN addresses have IP addresses such as 192.168.1.nnn (where nnn is a
number between 0 and 255). The Instant Internet unit’s client-side IP address is
192.168.1.1. The SMTP server is on the LAN and has the address 192.168.1.10.
The Instant Internet unit’s public address is 134.177.3.28 (provided by your ISP)
To publish the server, you add the public entry “134.177.3.28” as the public
address and “smtp (25)” as the port to the list of server publications. The server’s
private address is “192.168.1.10 port smtp (25).”