Re: [K12OSN] Please not M$ Exchange

[Mr Barry Cisna <cisna-barry wc235 k12 il us>]

Huck,

To allow users "at home" access to your SM server , just port forward on
your border firewall.
For example your SM servers internal IP address is 1.2.3.4 and you have an
public ip range for your school of 4.3.2.1-4.3.2.10, just port forward
1.2.3.4 ,> 4.3.2.1.
You will need to port forward, both tcp 143 and tcp 80 to the public ip
address.
To test get on a box "outside" of your lan  and do 'telnet publicipaddress
143'   and 'telnet publicipaddress 80'. if you get a response on both of
these port numbers your users can access your SM at home as easy as they
can at school.

Take Care,

Barry Cisna