Hi,

I have a general question about the accessing of a web server.

Do I place the web server (NT IIS) on a DMZ, behind a packet filtering
router, configured as a bastion host ?
or do I place it behind the firewall (TIS FWTK) bastion host, and forward
requests to the web server on my LAN ?

I have a web server that accesses a database, however I would like to place
this db on a machine on my internal LAN, and have the web server access it,
however I don't know the best placement of the web server.

I am a little confused about this issue, as I have read that the outside
firewall interface should be the only thing visible on the internet.

I have read the fw faq, and this did little to help me answer the question.

If it makes any further difference, our internal lan is masqueraded behind a
Linux router, so none of our LAN machines appear as more than the router.

Help appreciated,

Greg.

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