XPost: comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc, comp.unix.programmer   
   From: news0009@eager.cx   
      
   On Sat, 19 Oct 2024 09:11:11 -0300, Lesley Esen wrote:   
      
   > That's the public IP address, yes.  This is typical on the AWS network.   
   > Each instance gets a private and a public IP address.  I never see the   
   > public IP address in the instance, but the packets must be being   
   > rewritten by the AWS network because I can communicate with the outside   
   > world just fine.   
      
   AS a data point ... I ran an outbound mail server on an AWS instance   
   (FreeBSD) for four years (I stopped because I now have fast access at   
   home).   
      
   It connected with a mail server run by me, though. So I wonder if it's   
   your ISO blocking an AWS IP range.   
      
      
      
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