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- Thread starter kevin593
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The first thing you need to to is configura a demilitarised zone on your firebox.
You have Three nics in your watchguard, trusted, external and optional. You need to plug in your nfuse webserver in the optional port from your firebox. (your webserver needs static ip).
the next thing you need to do is configure your firewall policy to allow following traffic
smb must be enabled between the optional and the trusted interface for authentication to work (or at least from the webserver to a domain controller)
You need to forward (nat) port 80 to your dmz webserver.
LAst: you need to allow xml traffic (depends on wich port configured) from your nfuse web server to at least 1 metaframe server.
So thats it.
Mellow greeting
VdBroeck R.
ronny.vandenbroeck@pandora.be
You have Three nics in your watchguard, trusted, external and optional. You need to plug in your nfuse webserver in the optional port from your firebox. (your webserver needs static ip).
the next thing you need to do is configure your firewall policy to allow following traffic
smb must be enabled between the optional and the trusted interface for authentication to work (or at least from the webserver to a domain controller)
You need to forward (nat) port 80 to your dmz webserver.
LAst: you need to allow xml traffic (depends on wich port configured) from your nfuse web server to at least 1 metaframe server.
So thats it.
Mellow greeting
VdBroeck R.
ronny.vandenbroeck@pandora.be
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