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Calogero · 05-03-2016, 11:54

This is all super helpful, ccarmock. Thanks for taking the time. Yeah, engineer said there's a memory issue on the SH, that's after I did something or other and couldn't log on to the GUI until after the auto-disconnect kicked in (3600ms or so). So long as one knows...

I've assigned the Asus a static via WAN port, so just checking DHCP and NAT are working properly. Very glad to hear about your experience using the mailserver behind the Cisco. As long as DNS A and PTR and MX work, yours looks like an even more secure setup. I have been chastised on other forums for being a fool having the Pi do all the firewalling and maintaining security myself, but I've got a pretty robust policy with good iptables, fail2ban and publickey ssh auth for maintenance. Just waiting for my Comodo SSL/TLS cert and all should be good.

C.

05-03-2016, 11:54	#9
Calogero Inactive Join Date: Mar 2016 Posts: 5	Re: Mailserver with static IP - VM Business This is all super helpful, ccarmock. Thanks for taking the time. Yeah, engineer said there's a memory issue on the SH, that's after I did something or other and couldn't log on to the GUI until after the auto-disconnect kicked in (3600ms or so). So long as one knows... I've assigned the Asus a static via WAN port, so just checking DHCP and NAT are working properly. Very glad to hear about your experience using the mailserver behind the Cisco. As long as DNS A and PTR and MX work, yours looks like an even more secure setup. I have been chastised on other forums for being a fool having the Pi do all the firewalling and maintaining security myself, but I've got a pretty robust policy with good iptables, fail2ban and publickey ssh auth for maintenance. Just waiting for my Comodo SSL/TLS cert and all should be good. C.