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Re: [Asrg] Supplemental addresses (was: Indirection as a useful tool)



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william(at)elan.net wrote:

> On Tue, 7 Feb 2006, Dave Crocker wrote:

>> oh boy.
>> Mailbox NAT.
>> So much for end-to-end.

> This isn't something new at all as you probably know. And sendmail has
> had email address rewriting and masquerading rulesets for years...

Yes.  And we've been doing email address rewriting for over a decade
(internal versus external forms.  Internally, my email address isn't
clewis at nortel.com).

But...  Before you do such a thing, consider what it does to S/Mime etc
(breaks it), and consider what you do with internal names that leak.
Multiplying your spam-cross-sectional-area Etc.

It's a hideous mess, and we're still paying for it.

Ick.

It's almost as bad as stealing someone else's IP space for your internal
(BIG!) network, and then trying to use a non-NATting firewall to the
Internet.  [Fortunately, we didn't fall for that trap.  An /8 is a big
thing to renumber.]
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