Hi, a bastion host is part of a firewall-concept. So all traffic to and from the Internet has to pass this machine. A bastion host is an Application Level Gateway (proxy), protected by two packet filters: one to the Internet, one to the Intranet. If someone wants to surf the Internet, he sends his requests and the proxy will get him the data from the outside. Hope it helps, best regards Matthias ks Quah wrote: > HI, > How does a bastion host work? > Does all the traffic goes through it before going to the internet network??? > what happened if some1 from the internel network wanna to surf the net... > > he have to pass the bastion host before going into the net? > > Thanks > Quah > > - > [To unsubscribe, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with > "unsubscribe firewalls" in the body of the message.]
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