Re: Redirect mail router rule

I don't see why the rule wouldn't work, but maybe you can try another, 
explicit syntax:

<*@mail.xxx.com>               = *@mail.xxx.com@[192.168.1.44].25.smtp


Nicolas


On 2015-11-28 14:39, David Brookfield wrote:
> Hi there, I'm just wondering what I am doing wrong
>
> I have a router rule to redirect mail arriving at one CGP but it needs 
> to be redirected internally to another,
>
> The rule I have is this, TBH I rarely use rules so I'm not sure what 
> I'm doing :
>
> mail.xxx.com = [192.168.1.244] ; explicitly relay to the IP address
>
> This is what I see in the Logs:
> 00:00:13.00 4 SMTP-44331(spawtz.com) resolving 'mail.xxx.com'
> 00:00:13.00 4 SMTP-44331(spawtz.com) connecting to [185.43.xxx.xxx]
> 00:00:34.00 3 SMTP-44331(spawtz.com) failed to connect to 
> mail.spawtz.com [185.43.xxx.xxx:25]. Error Code=no response
>
> Which is correct as that's the external IP and my firewall won't do 
> Out and In, hence why I need route to the internal IP..
>
> Anyone able to tell me what I'm doing wrong please?
>
> Thanks in advance....


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