On 10 Jul 2000, at 11:00, Rob Serfozo wrote:
> I have a PIX 515 and have a question I was hoping you all could help with.
> I have three networks on the PIX. Inside, Outside, and DMZ. I have a
> webserver on DMZ, that needs to access information on the inside database to
> fill http requests. I have the inside server as 10.2.1.1 the dmz server as
> 192.168.1.2. How would I get the webserver to get info from the inside server?
You need to create a static mapping for the inside server to the dmz, and a
conduit to allow the dmz server to connect to the inside server via specific
ports. It's just like creating conduits from the outside to the dmz - think of the
dmz as being outside, and the inside as being the dmz, and it's the same
principle.
Can't you get the inside server to connect to the dmz server instead and
pass data that way? Then you don't have the additional risk of an open
conduit into your inside network.
Dan
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