Question Specific to NAT and Static Routing, Zoning on Internal, External and DMZ server
flamecopper
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Hi there,
I need some help regarding these topics, I am studying a subject pertain to Firewall Rules I could understand well.
But reading some notes has things like firewall rules, zoning, static routing, NAT and I am getting confused.
1) Question regarding segment.
Say, the workstation segment is (10.10.10.0-100-150) and the DC is (10.10.10.230-231), can I add a static route to the Internal segment?
So that it will be visible to the external segment?
3) If the FTP program in the DMZ segment is 172.16.10.7, do I need to define so so that when calling from the Internet the IP address will be translated to 1.2.3.4:21 through a routing table or something.
I need some help regarding these topics, I am studying a subject pertain to Firewall Rules I could understand well.
But reading some notes has things like firewall rules, zoning, static routing, NAT and I am getting confused.
1) Question regarding segment.
- Internal segment (192.168.10.254/30) - are these typically used Workstations, Domain Controller and App Server?
- External Segment (1.2.3.4/30) - Used for Public IP address
- DMZ Segment (172.16.10.6/29) - Is these used to normally contain email server, ftp server - what is DMZ segment commonly used for?
Say, the workstation segment is (10.10.10.0-100-150) and the DC is (10.10.10.230-231), can I add a static route to the Internal segment?
So that it will be visible to the external segment?
3) If the FTP program in the DMZ segment is 172.16.10.7, do I need to define so so that when calling from the Internet the IP address will be translated to 1.2.3.4:21 through a routing table or something.