here is the info you requested :) / ip firewall src-nat add out-interface=Public action=masquerade comment="" disabled=no add src-address=192.168.0.30/32 out-interface=Public action=nat comment="this rule allows ONLY THIS PUTER \ ACCESS TO THE NET." disabled=yes [admin@MikroTik] ...

The best way to set up rules for servers IMO is to have special chains for each server. For example in an email server setup. add a chain for the server: ip firewall>add name=mail how do i activate it once it's entered ...... In the forward chain you would have this rule: ip firewall rule forward>s...

i don't even know what that is let alone turn it off LOL....next suggestion.....

do you know how to set it up for a mail server or not?

Can you pleaaaaaaaaaaaase help me out here .. you sem to know something about this.. i can't seem to open port 25 for my mailserver on MK anytime i scan the ports it says closed no matter what i do any ideas???

thanks

Sheldon

i have the same problem and i need help desperately.... i have changed so much i have no idea anymore what's right or wrong.... my mail server is on the private LAN .... 192.168.0.30/32 and trying to NAT to the public ip of 68.150.192.222 but i can't seem to be ableto open port 25 ... it can't seem ...

I've been following this discussion and now i'm really confused..... i just want to know how to connect 2 or more cable modems with static ip's together to distribute the load from my mail and web servers thru my mikrotik router.... because as you know cable modem upload capability sucks big time......

ummmmm... you lost me unfortunately... everyone keeps saying to "simply" add 2 gateways.... for example /ip route add gateway=1.1.1.1,2.2.2 my cable modem provider gave me 2 cable modems with static ip's but only 1 gateway .... how am i supposed to enter 2 gateways when they only gave me o...