In computer networks, a DMZ, or demilitarized zone, is a physical or logical subnet that separates a local area network (LAN) from other untrusted networks -- usually, the public internet. DMZs are ...

Okay, a question for the hive about security philosophies. Let's say I have a DMZ. In this DMZ I have multiple hosts, providing services to the external network and to the internal network as well.

Some state and local governments never established demilitarized zone networks because they didn’t consider home offices a threat when they shifted to remote work after the COVID-19 outbreak, security ...

Specifically since there are 3 security zones (Management/Storage, VM Network, and DMZ), there is a need to use 1 pNIC for each zone. Yet for performance you want the Storage network to also be on its ...

Currently I have an FTP (Linux) server sitting in the DMZ of my network and I need to add a Windows IIS server. Rather than add a 2nd physical machine I want to look at merging the two into VM's ...

A question I have been asking network admins is “how comfortable are you with using virtualization for DMZ resources”? The vast majority of responses I have received tend to fall between “I’m not ...