SMTP traffic getting through router and firewall

I am able to telnet to my SMTP server from my router and I can see a permit match on the ACL of my outer interface of my router when someone from outside telnet's in, but their connection doesn't work.

ROUTER --------- FIREWALL --------SMTP Server

Is there a way to see if the packet is making it through the router and to the ASA? I tried debug smtp but nothing came up even when the connection was successful from the router. There are no ACLs outbound on my inside interface of the router.

Internet ---------Router -------------Firewall --------SMTP Server Works from here------------------->

Works to here----| ACL match permits into outside interface.

Thanks.

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it is allowed by the ACL:

*Sep 14 18:37:52.195: %SEC-6-IPACCESSLOGP: list filterin permitted tcp 206.114.4 7.212(1890) (FastEthernet0/1 00a0.c815.e26d) -> PUBLIC IP(25), 1 packet

but it doesn't make it out of the router. I have a static route to send it to the firewall. What could be getting in the way?

Thanks.

K.J. 44 wrote:

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Nevermind, all is well. Wasn't allowing return traffic out of the outside interface. All set now. Talk to you guys when i start working on VPNs.... :)

Thanks for all your help and support.

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