RE: IP addressing on firewall

[Ken Seefried]

There's no reason why you can't use RFC1918 addresses on the DMZ, assuming
your applications are tolerant of your firewalls NAT implementation (most
will be).

Ken Seefried, CTO & Founding Partner, DigitalMoJo

> From: Ronneil Camara [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Since I have never tried setting up DMZ, I have a question: 
> This DMZ side of
> the firewall should contain ip network/subnet accessible 
> outside. What I
> mean here is, I shouldn't use RFC1918 on the DMZ side, it 
> should be public
> IP addresses. Am I right?
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