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Author Topic: how to configure dmz port for a web server  (Read 7358 times)

gangsta

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how to configure dmz port for a web server
« on: October 19, 2009, 10:26:20 AM »

i want complete step by step configurations plz as i'm a novice here
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Fatman

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Re: how to configure dmz port for a web server
« Reply #1 on: October 19, 2009, 10:59:32 AM »

You have had a couple threads now, and its not clear if we are dealing with different aspects of one installation, or multiple installations, or even if my previous suggestions have been helpful.

I am going to make this simple, I can give pointers, and will generally put at least as much effort into a response as you put into a question.  Not always, but that is a guideline I follow.

One sentence questions don't give me a lot of direction about what is stumping you, and requests for step by step guides or illustrated guides (I am not speaking only to you here) tend to get very little concern.

If it is a common scenario it will either be FAQ'ed up on support.dlink.com, or will be once it can be written now that you have pointed our attention in the correct direction (again I am not speaking only to you, this post is about to become a sticky I think).  But a detailed guide will generally not be written for obscure or unusual configs because a request from one customer.

If you have a common scenario, or even an obscure one that you want to be sure that we have considered documenting better there is a sticky for that linked below.

That said, I believe there is an FAQ on support.dlink.com for this very scenario!  The FAQ I am thinking of is a generic port forward and could be applied to any combination of interfaces.  This is where more info about what is stumping out would be helpful.

http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=4103.0
http://www.dlink.com/support/faq/?prod_id=2393
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gangsta

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Re: how to configure dmz port for a web server
« Reply #2 on: October 19, 2009, 11:43:15 AM »

well Mr Fatman i work in a support company and we are an authorized dealer for d-link products . so day after day i face alota issues regarding firewalls or cameras .so i been asking before for specific things and i resolved them all , as i said i'm novice to firewalls so i might be a headache on you Mr fatman :) and all you good ppl here ....

well after this short presentation about me i really need this to be done shortly .
the case is  two leased lines connected to the two wan ports in the firewall... the company bought a new web server and it needs to be connected to the dmz port ofcourse. this webserver is going to publish the company's website that holds customers data regarding their stocks in the stock exchange.
well i donno if this is helpfull for you or no... let me know
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Fatman

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Re: how to configure dmz port for a web server
« Reply #3 on: October 19, 2009, 01:42:58 PM »

Did you check out the FAQ I linked you to?  Was it helpful, or was I trodding down the wrong path.
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gangsta

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Re: how to configure dmz port for a web server
« Reply #4 on: October 19, 2009, 01:51:43 PM »

i dont know ... this link is talking about port mapping .. am i supposed to do this as a step to configure the dmz port to the web server
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Re: how to configure dmz port for a web server
« Reply #5 on: October 19, 2009, 02:02:53 PM »

It sounds to me like port mapping is what you are trying to accomplish, perhaps it would be better if you spoke to a live technician (especially since this is urgent case for you).
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