From the course: Protecting Your Network with Open-Source Software
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Testing port forwarding
From the course: Protecting Your Network with Open-Source Software
Testing port forwarding
- [Instructor] Let's test if port forwarding is working. We're back to the Windows host, sharing the same subnet with the Ubuntu router host external interface, ENS 32. Let's try to connect to our web server in the DMZ through the Ubuntu router host using our web browser. Just type the external network interface IP of the Ubuntu router host, 192.168.70.128. Press enter. We're now connected to the web server running on the Ubuntu host in the DMZ, behind the Ubuntu router host. Congratulations.
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Setting up hosts as network firewalls3m 16s
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Setting up a web server4m 2s
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Port forwarding7m 26s
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Testing port forwarding47s
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Understanding one-legged DMZ2m 45s
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Understanding true DMZ1m 39s
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Understanding an application proxy firewall3m 55s
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Setting up Squid6m 10s
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Challenge: Fine-tuning the Squid configuration55s
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Solution: Fine-tuning the Squid configuration2m 47s
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