On 28.2.2012, at 22.10, Charles Marcus wrote: > But a question out of curiosity: can the Director be configured to redirect > userA to private IP #.#.#.# when connecting from a local subnet, but connect > them to Public IP ##.##.##.##.## when accessing remotely? I don't know enough > about routing to answer this myself... but if it is possible, then I could > minimize traffic on the inter-office link - but there really is not enough > remote traffic to worry about this too much I think.
Yes, there are some ways to do this. Although you would most likely want Dovecot proxy without director feature enabled. >>> Timo, state above that this 'describes a design'... does this mean that >>> this is doable right now? Which of the following terms would you use to >>> describe it at this point in time? >>> >>> Potentially problematic > >> Not finished yet, so closest to this. :) I'm planning on making our own >> mails use this within a few weeks (currently it's a dsync in crontab >> every 5 minutes). > > Cool, it sounds like it may be safe to set this up then in say 2 or 3 months? > Since I'll most likely be contracting with your company to help with this, > I'll wait and see what you say once we're ready to roll this out - and maybe > you'll be willing to give us a deal on the implementation and/or support > costs if we're willing to serve as guinea pigs. ;) Possibly. :)
