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FTP in a DMZ

Hi,

I have read through a few posts but wondered if there was a complete "how to" guide" for setting up a FTP server within a DMZ?

I am looking to place a FTP server in a DMZ - which can only be accessed by specific IP addresses, along with usernames/passwords.

In addition to this the FTP server, or the FTP file location should also then be accessible internally.

So far I have given the server a static IP address (10.70.70.1) and used the DMZ port on my ASG220. As per recommendations the above IP is different from our normal network range.

Any advice/help most welcome.

FB.

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0 Scott_Klassen over 14 years ago

No guide necessary, you've almost got everything set. Now all that you need are a DNAT rule if you want it to be internet accessible and a packet filter rule to allow access by your LAN clients.

There's some articles available at the support wiki http://support.astaro.com about server access in a DMZ and use of the FTP Proxy if you need it.

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0 Scott_Klassen over 14 years ago

No guide necessary, you've almost got everything set. Now all that you need are a DNAT rule if you want it to be internet accessible and a packet filter rule to allow access by your LAN clients.

There's some articles available at the support wiki http://support.astaro.com about server access in a DMZ and use of the FTP Proxy if you need it.

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