Hi,
I have my own server at home with a ip that changes everynow and again so in my wise wisdom I bought myself a vpn package with dedicated ip and port forwarding. With all my googling I’ve managed to get it 99% working which leaves my with same ip and a bit of security
My one and only problem is I can’t send emails because the vpn won’t allow my to have a reverse ptr record and most servers are refusing my emails so my question is …..
Is it possible to be connected to the vpn but send port 587 over my normal isp connection ?
I’ve do t my best to try and get familiar with iptables etc but I’m struggling with this one, I’m using Ubuntu 20.04
could someone with more wisdom explain in very simple term how to do this.
thanks again
paul
I have my own server at home with a ip that changes everynow and again so in my wise wisdom I bought myself a vpn package with dedicated ip and port forwarding. With all my googling I’ve managed to get it 99% working which leaves my with same ip and a bit of security
My one and only problem is I can’t send emails because the vpn won’t allow my to have a reverse ptr record and most servers are refusing my emails so my question is …..
Is it possible to be connected to the vpn but send port 587 over my normal isp connection ?
I’ve do t my best to try and get familiar with iptables etc but I’m struggling with this one, I’m using Ubuntu 20.04
could someone with more wisdom explain in very simple term how to do this.
thanks again
paul
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