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Don Munyak wrote: > This is probably a noob question, but I just want to confirm first. > > I have setup m0n0wall v1.11 with three interfaces, WAN, LAN, DMZ. I > have not yet moved any servers from the LAN over to the DMZ. The NAT > 1:1 is currently coming into specific LAN servers. > > Our LAN network is 192.168.222.0 /24 > The DMZ network is 192.168.10.0 /24 > Test server 192.168.10.5 /24 > > I want to put a test webserver on the DMZ, but I don't want to make it > public, nor suseptable to WAN traffic. By simply not specifying any > NAT or Server settings will allow the server on the DMZ network to > remain invisible to internet traffic...Correct ?? Yes. You can even enforce a firewall rule if you want. > > The next step of testing I was planning to add an entry in one of our > internal DNS servers with a static router in m0n0wall for accessing > the webserver. Does this sound reasonable ? > It works here. > My plan is to make the test server visible from the LAN but not the WAN. > Ok, but why do you put it in the DMZ then? > Thanks > > - Don Ugo (I'm a newbie too, please correct me if i'm wrong) |