HOW TO CONFIGURE A ''DMZ'' FOR SECURE COLLABORA
SETTING UP A DMZ WITHIN A FIREWALL can use one or more firewalls to set up a proper DMZ. In this paper, we will focus on a single firewall configuration with a gue can add additional firewalls for
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What you do is you put your router on your border (right behind your modem), and you connect the LAN side of that router to a hub or switch. To that hub or switch (your DMZ hub/switch) you use one of the