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How to publish a web server from the Wan to a DMZ

Hi,
I have been messing around all day reading posts on the forums here and cannot find any examples of how to properly publish a webserver to the internet. I would imagine this should be fairly simple. I have a Lan_zone and DMZ_zone and of course the WAN_ zone. I can get to the web server from the Lan zone. I am quite frustrated. Do you have to use DNAT/SNAT? Currently I am masqing the DMZ to the wan. I was also wondering how come the squid proxy comes up with connection refused when I try to type the webservers name into the browser, but if I type in the IP everything is fine. Can anyone help??

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0 uncue75 over 22 years ago

squid is probabaly giving you an error because you are trying to go your website by name from inside your network.

I would have a look at: http://docs.astaro.org/guidebooks/Guidebook-US-ASL-V4_dnat_web-server.pdf
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0 uncue75 over 22 years ago

squid is probabaly giving you an error because you are trying to go your website by name from inside your network.

I would have a look at: http://docs.astaro.org/guidebooks/Guidebook-US-ASL-V4_dnat_web-server.pdf
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0 Vukasin over 22 years ago in reply to uncue75

If the access over the IP works than it has to be a DNS issue.
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