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Subject: Mosaic and E-mail
From: sdeb @ callisto . eci-esyst . com (Steve Eason)
Date: Wed, 25 May 94 17:28:13 EDT
To: firewalls @ greatcircle . com
Cc: drfc @ qmgate . eci-esyst . com, admin @ callisto . eci-esyst . com

We are setting up the following:
===============================================================

                  Internet
                      |
                +----------+
                |  Router  |   IP/Port Filtering
                +----------+
                      |
                 (a)  |
               +-------------+  DNS Server
               |  Firewall   |  Mail Relayer
               | Workstation |
               +-------------+
                 (b)  |
                      |
   +------------------+----------------+---------+------+
   |                  |                |         |      |
 +------------+  +-----------+   +------------+  |    Mac/PC
 | Quickmail  |  | Unix Mail |   |  CC-mail   |  |   Clients
 | Server(Mac)|  |   Server  |   | Server(PC) |  |
 +------------+  +-----------+   +------------+  |
                                                Unix
                                               Clients

NOTE: (a) is a registered class C net, and (b) is an internal
      unregister class B. Internal systems are managed by NIS
      (the firewall is NOT an NIS client or server).
=======================================================================

I have two questions about this setup. 

(1) Must I have an internal DNS server in order to have the firewall
function as a mail relayer to all three internal mail servers, 
or will a properly configured sendmail.cf on the firewall suffice?
Does the Registered to Unregistered addresses pose a problem?

(2a) I have read some articles describing iftp and itelnet. These appear to
allow a user to ftp or telnet out to the Internet without having to have an
account on the firewall. A telnet or ftp session is started by the firewall
on behalf of the requesting user. Is there something similar (or the same) for
the Macintosh and IBM compatible PC's?

(2b) How can I run Mosaic from Unix, Mac and PC's transparently (as in 2a) to the
user without having to provide an account on the firewall. Will the same
mechanism from 2a provide this capability?


Thanks for any help you may be able to provide. :-)













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E-Systems, ECI Division       | heartily, as to the Lord, and
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