I've got a machine I want to use as an FTP server sat in our DMZ.
From the FTP box in the DMZ I can ping the gateway and the inside of the router as well as telnet etc. However letting people into the DMZ seems to be the problem.
I'm using NAT in the DMZ, I've assigned the FTP box's IP address a name and I have a static route setup from the outside into the DMZ, with the various access lists. Now firstly, have I missed anything off that list?
Secondly could anyone please post the relevant parts of a config like this that they know works, as I seem unable to access my FTP box. Interestingly nothing shows up in the logs so I fear I'm doing something crucially wrong! I'm just using a bog standard FTP server running from IIS just to get it all setup.
I know the FTP box works inside our LAN, but when I change the LAN settings and put it in the DMZ - I can't get to it! Help! The concepts seem to have escaped me!
Thanks in advance
From the FTP box in the DMZ I can ping the gateway and the inside of the router as well as telnet etc. However letting people into the DMZ seems to be the problem.
I'm using NAT in the DMZ, I've assigned the FTP box's IP address a name and I have a static route setup from the outside into the DMZ, with the various access lists. Now firstly, have I missed anything off that list?
Secondly could anyone please post the relevant parts of a config like this that they know works, as I seem unable to access my FTP box. Interestingly nothing shows up in the logs so I fear I'm doing something crucially wrong! I'm just using a bog standard FTP server running from IIS just to get it all setup.
I know the FTP box works inside our LAN, but when I change the LAN settings and put it in the DMZ - I can't get to it! Help! The concepts seem to have escaped me!
Thanks in advance