We have an SSG 5. Both the default Trust and Untrust interfaces use Public IPs are configured in Route mode, so no NAT happens at all. We'd like to make use of a spare port to have some machines that ...

My understanding of a DMZ network is that it occupies its own interface on the firewall and uses public IP space that's in a separate subnet from the untrusted network. For example: Code: Public ...

If you’re still relying on a single firewall, you’re leaving the door wide open for attackers. A cloud DMZ (demilitarized zone) closes that door. It creates an isolated buffer between your business ...

In the DMZ, you should configure your servers to only accept traffic on specific ports and to accept only specific protocols. For example, you will want to limit traffic on Port 80 to HyperText ...