Dmz Domain

Sunday, December 14, 2008 - 3 Posts by 3 People

Machine to host the SharePoint databases. The problem is that there is no domain in the DMZ . The SharePoint installation will live in the client's DMZ and the plan is to use an existing SQL Server I'm working with a client to plan the topology for a public facing SharePoint internet site. The SharePoint installation ...

Monday, July 06, 2009 - 3 Posts by 3 People

I am looking to deploy 2 additional Windows Server 2003 domain controllers into a separate confidential DMZ alongside 6 DCs that are installed in the regular network, making a total of 8 DCs. The 2 (now called AD LDS) instead of placing real DCs in the DMZ. If not I would certainly set up domain

Monday, December 29, 2003 - 16 Posts by 10 People

Eventually, if you get interested enough in Security, you are going to wonder what a DMZ is and why you should or should not have one. DMZ is an acronym that stands for De-Militarized Zone if you point me to our draw out this layout of the DMZ security settings. It would be a lot easier

Wednesday, May 05, 2004 - 20 Posts by 6 People

The dmz exposing my server to the internet but i want to expost 2 servers to the internet. Now when you go to DMZ and add the local ip address of the server to the DMZ you could only do one IP . Many routers come with a function to assign a port on the router as DMZ, then you can plug a hub/switch

Tuesday, May 05, 2009 - 7 Posts

I have a web server that is firewalled inside the DMZ. I know I should take it off the domain and completely lock it in, but it needs to authenticate some security groups to the domain controller dealt with in order to keep my DMZ as locked down as possible.Consider a read-only domain controller

Monday, September 03, 2007 - 4 Posts

A Edge Transport Server (192.168.2.10) in my DMZ zone (192.168.2.0) that need access Exchange 2007 Hub to add the following two rules: static (inside,DMZ) tcp 192.168.1.10 smtp 192.168.1.10 smtp netmask ) in my DMZ zone > (192.168.2.0) that need access Exchange 2007 Hub server (192.168.1.10) >

Wednesday, May 27, 2009 - 4 Posts by 4 People

What is the best way to manage user accounts for Windows servers in a DMZ? We are expanding our web presence and adding several IIS servers to our DMZ. I would prefer not to manage a bunch of local You can create a separate AD for the DMZ and really lock down the domain controllers in the DMZ

Saturday, May 02, 2009 - 3 Posts by 3 People

What are the significant considerations when designing and setting up a dmz for a relatively small office (15-20users) with a limited budget? The network traffic across the dmz will be inbound smtp The first thing to consider is whether you need a DMZ at all, for a small office with only a few

Wednesday, September 09, 2009 - 5 Posts by 5 People

If you have a DMZ with one or more servers/services (maybe FTP, HTTP en SMTP). And you have a LAN on the integration of services and resources, the firewall between the DMZ and LAN could have a lot server and the DNS server on the same broadcast domain. For me the point of a "DMZ" is mostly to act

Monday, May 04, 2009 - 7 Posts

I have a web server that is firewalled inside the DMZ. I know I should take it off the domain and completely lock it in, but it needs to authenticate some security groups to the domain controller dealt with in order to keep my DMZ as locked down as possible.Consider a read-only domain controller