The DMZ (Deilitarized Zone In The Computer World

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The term DMZ (demilitarized zone) in the computer world refers to a buffer zone that separates the Internet and your private network or LAN. The DMZ is considered more trusted than the Internet but less trusted than the internal network. Many commercial routers use the term DMZ when they are simply bypassing their filters and NAT protection and forwarding all traffic to a specific host. This setup is not a true DMZ although can serve the purpose of one. One way to create a DMZ is with a machine or device that has three NICs (Network Interface Controller) in it one for the WAN connection, one for the DMZ network and one for the internal network. This configuration centralizes the security of all three networks to one system. If this machine …show more content…

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