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(Created page with "<span id="dmz"></span> == DMZ == On a more sophisticated network, the DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) is a specific area of the network where services are provided in a secure way. However, in FreshTomato, DMZ has a more simple effect. When enabled, all unknown ports on FreshTomato's WAN are forwarded to the defined DMZ host IP, instead of each being dealt with individually. Consider DMZ a "lazy" and potentially dangerous approach to port forwarding, due to the large...") |
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On a more sophisticated network, the DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) is a specific area of the network where services are provided in a secure way. However, in | On a more sophisticated network, the DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) is a specific area of the network where services are provided in a secure way. However, in Tomato64, DMZ has a more simple effect. When enabled, all unknown ports on Tomato64's WAN are forwarded to the defined DMZ host IP, instead of each being dealt with individually. Consider DMZ a "lazy" and potentially dangerous approach to port forwarding, due to the large security hole it opens. You are advised to use other port forwarding methods before resorting to DMZ.<br /> | ||
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'''Enable DMZ''': This turns the DMZ function on or off. | '''Enable DMZ''': This turns the DMZ function on or off. | ||
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'''Source Address Restriction''': If specified, this will limit DMZ activity to the defined source IP address range. The Default is empty, which means ports from any address or range will be forwarded. | '''Source Address Restriction''': If specified, this will limit DMZ activity to the defined source IP address range. The Default is empty, which means ports from any address or range will be forwarded. | ||
'''Leave Remote Access''': If enabled, this will force SSH (TCP port 22) and HTTP (TCP port 443) traffic to always be answered by the | '''Leave Remote Access''': If enabled, this will force SSH (TCP port 22) and HTTP (TCP port 443) traffic to always be answered by the Tomato64 router, regardless of DMZ settings. | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:46, 30 September 2023
DMZ
On a more sophisticated network, the DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) is a specific area of the network where services are provided in a secure way. However, in Tomato64, DMZ has a more simple effect. When enabled, all unknown ports on Tomato64's WAN are forwarded to the defined DMZ host IP, instead of each being dealt with individually. Consider DMZ a "lazy" and potentially dangerous approach to port forwarding, due to the large security hole it opens. You are advised to use other port forwarding methods before resorting to DMZ.
Enable DMZ: This turns the DMZ function on or off.
Destination Address: This is the LAN IP address of the device meant to receive all these forwarded ports.
Destination Interface: This is the VLAN/bridge where the above host can be found.
Source Address Restriction: If specified, this will limit DMZ activity to the defined source IP address range. The Default is empty, which means ports from any address or range will be forwarded.
Leave Remote Access: If enabled, this will force SSH (TCP port 22) and HTTP (TCP port 443) traffic to always be answered by the Tomato64 router, regardless of DMZ settings.
