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Installation and Upgrades / Re: how to config DMZ?
« on: March 13, 2010, 01:08:14 am »
Make use of Network Objects
http://doc.ebox-platform.com/en/abstractions.html#network-objects
This applies for both your threds opened.
Define a Network range for your need like 192.168.1.100 /29 (see the practical example at the end)
and from there on start to work with services and so on.
http://doc.ebox-platform.com/en/abstractions.html#network-objects
This applies for both your threds opened.
Define a Network range for your need like 192.168.1.100 /29 (see the practical example at the end)
and from there on start to work with services and so on.
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: SMTP Authentication
« on: March 11, 2010, 05:14:12 pm »
Sorry to join your thread but... same issue here... I cannot connect to SMTP server from outside regardles of auth method.... to send emails.
From Lan side is ok, from outside if i try to connect to the server, the client is not able to connect and send the mails.
Is not a firewall problem and the email server is configured "By the book"
After viewing all the logs, at first it looked like the ldap server could not be contacted so i added 0.0.0.0 to the ldap config si the maill.err does not show "can't connect to server ...", but still no resolve.
From mail errors log it seems that the client is able to connect to the server and retrive the mails via pop and then it does a logout and that's all ...
So please some help with this. It's driving me crazy. (and it seems that i'm not the only one)
.
Thank you
Resolved:
After a number of manual hacks of .mas files i have it working. Although i do not know witch of the modiffication is the one that made it work....
I have changed in postfix main.mas $myorigin with $myhostname.
I have added a extranet object relay witch is 0.0.0.1/8
and som other modifications that i'm not recalling right now...
If someone from ebox staff is willing to take a look into the config files i'll be happy to show them so they can pinpoint the difference between the working and non working config.
The clients now can connnect to my.server.address : 465 with TLS and they are ok to send mails after authentication
Hope this helps a little.
Best regards
Bogdan
From Lan side is ok, from outside if i try to connect to the server, the client is not able to connect and send the mails.
Is not a firewall problem and the email server is configured "By the book"
After viewing all the logs, at first it looked like the ldap server could not be contacted so i added 0.0.0.0 to the ldap config si the maill.err does not show "can't connect to server ...", but still no resolve.
From mail errors log it seems that the client is able to connect to the server and retrive the mails via pop and then it does a logout and that's all ...
So please some help with this. It's driving me crazy. (and it seems that i'm not the only one)
.Thank you
Resolved:
After a number of manual hacks of .mas files i have it working. Although i do not know witch of the modiffication is the one that made it work....
I have changed in postfix main.mas $myorigin with $myhostname.
I have added a extranet object relay witch is 0.0.0.1/8
and som other modifications that i'm not recalling right now...
If someone from ebox staff is willing to take a look into the config files i'll be happy to show them so they can pinpoint the difference between the working and non working config.
The clients now can connnect to my.server.address : 465 with TLS and they are ok to send mails after authentication
Hope this helps a little.
Best regards
Bogdan
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Installation and Upgrades / Re: Problem with DNS
« on: February 22, 2010, 12:54:41 pm »
Hi Daniel
Can you please say what you have as a current config ? What do you think is wrong with it.
Best regards
Bogdan
Can you please say what you have as a current config ? What do you think is wrong with it.
Best regards
Bogdan
184
Installation and Upgrades / Re: adding DNS entry with a specific port
« on: February 05, 2010, 01:09:19 pm »
For what you want to do, to work, you should do port forwarding for that machine on the LAN and not to mess with DNS. The DNS entry has to be able to resolve the domain to the ip that you want. From there on you have to work with port forward.
Also make a virtual host with an simple index redirect.
At least this is how i have done for a machine witch hosted the service server for our domain.
We had www.name.ro ---> ebox webserver
and service.name.ro ----- forwarded ----> Lan machine
Best regards
Bogdan
Also make a virtual host with an simple index redirect.
At least this is how i have done for a machine witch hosted the service server for our domain.
We had www.name.ro ---> ebox webserver
and service.name.ro ----- forwarded ----> Lan machine
Best regards
Bogdan
185
News and Announcements / Re: eBox Platform 1.4 is ready to download
« on: February 04, 2010, 04:19:22 pm »
I was amazed from version 1.0.1 but with every version you are rasing the standard.
Thank you for all the hard work that everyone apreciates and we all are gratefull for the ebox sme server.
Best regards
Bogdan
Thank you for all the hard work that everyone apreciates and we all are gratefull for the ebox sme server.
Best regards
Bogdan
186
Installation and Upgrades / Re: Alternative to setting Group Policies
« on: October 09, 2009, 07:42:00 pm »
Hi tommie,
No, it seems that you have to use logon scripts when the profile is loaded.
The only difference i have noticed is that the domain admin user is recognised as admin on client and the rest of the users have normal users rights.
Best Regards
Ctek
No, it seems that you have to use logon scripts when the profile is loaded.
The only difference i have noticed is that the domain admin user is recognised as admin on client and the rest of the users have normal users rights.
Best Regards
Ctek
187
Installation and Upgrades / ebox webserver + 1 behind [FIXED]
« on: August 17, 2009, 08:26:05 pm »
Hi
I have the following situation.
I have to put in the ebox:
- one page www.domain.com (i have put the files directly in /var/www/ and it works) and then
- another page service.domain.com - this is on a webserver inside the LAN and i have to make it also visible from outside via domain name not only port forward.
ex: service.domain.com -> htaccess redirect to www.domain.com:8080.
I have tried to add a virtual host and then redirect via htaccess to a forwarded port to the machine but no avail.
Further more, now not even the www page is working... It's a nightmare...
Can someone please give me some advices.
Thank you
FIX: I have created a virtual host for www also and make a proper name
I have the following situation.
I have to put in the ebox:
- one page www.domain.com (i have put the files directly in /var/www/ and it works) and then
- another page service.domain.com - this is on a webserver inside the LAN and i have to make it also visible from outside via domain name not only port forward.
ex: service.domain.com -> htaccess redirect to www.domain.com:8080.
I have tried to add a virtual host and then redirect via htaccess to a forwarded port to the machine but no avail.
Further more, now not even the www page is working... It's a nightmare...
Can someone please give me some advices.
Thank you
FIX: I have created a virtual host for www also and make a proper name