DMZ & Proxy Firewall

DMZ & Proxy Firewall

Post by David Masso » Fri, 20 Oct 2000 15:59:40



I have a Linux proxy firewall protecting my internal LAN.  IP forwarding and
some other networking functions have been removed from the kernel and all is
working fine.

I  now want to introduce a DMZ so was planning on putting a third network
card in my firewall and thus creating a another subnet for the DMZ.  The
problem is to access this network from my internal/external networks I need
to enable IP forwarding to route from these interfaces to the new one.

Is this the correct way do do things?  I was under the impression that IP
forwarding was to be kept off the a proxy firewall?

Help appreciated

 
 
 

1. DMZ & Proxy Firewall

I have a Linux proxy firewall protecting my internal LAN.  IP forwarding and
some other networking functions have been removed from the kernel and all is
working fine.

I  now want to introduce a DMZ so was planning on putting a third network
card in my firewall and thus creating a another subnet for the DMZ.  The
problem is to access this network from my internal/external networks I need
to enable IP forwarding to route from these interfaces to the new one.

Is this the correct way do do things?  I was under the impression that IP
forwarding was to be kept off the a proxy firewall?

Help appreciated

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