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Hi, I have a rule: DNAT net dmz:a.b.c.d tcp 25 - k.l.m.n The problem: I want to DNAT port 25, 143, 110 k.l.m.n is alternate public ip (using vrrp, just like alias) Can I abridge the above line using macro, instead of writing 3 separate lines? I can do: MailPorts/DNAT net dmz:a.b.c.d But this refer to the physical public ip I have more elaborate requirement to forward around 20 ports like this on multiple alternate ip addresses. Thank you. Lito __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best s...

Well I suspect this list will pick up quite a bit since the article in Linux Magazine. So I'll try to get my questions in early. I looked at Asterisk about a year ago but the TPTB wanted a prebuilt solution (at that time) and I couldn't find anyone local enough to satisfiy them. We still don't have a new phone system because no one offered a good solution at a reasonable price. I

Just a little pun there! I've been mostly lurking for a couple of weeks and realize how little I know and understand about this PBX and phone stuff. I did a little looking about and came across a glossary but they terms are -- for me -- kind of out of context. I'm wondering if there is (much as I hate the term "Dummy") a "PBX for Dummy's" or similar. I've

So I've got it installed and running (?) except for one error message and I haven't had time research it yet but I'd like to get a quick reply or pointer to my next step to getting Asterisk@Home working. The error is during boot ( Linux ) and comes from ztcfg ( I think? Memory going quickly ) about FXS and FXO being configured the opposite of what one thinks. Do I need to have a