Hi:
I have a windows 10 machine that runs our server application on the local LAN. Now I need to put a gateway application in the DMZ and would like to avoid adding another machine. The gateway runs under Windows 10. The computer that runs our server on the LAN has two NICs. Can I run the gateway application and bind it to the second NIC connected to the DMZ? There will be an application running on the LAN side of this machine that connects to the gateway in the DMZ (this prevents having to open an incoming port).
This approach would need to allow me to make sure the Gateway runs bound to the DMZ NIC, while all other applications use the LAN NIC.
Does this sound doable?
I have a windows 10 machine that runs our server application on the local LAN. Now I need to put a gateway application in the DMZ and would like to avoid adding another machine. The gateway runs under Windows 10. The computer that runs our server on the LAN has two NICs. Can I run the gateway application and bind it to the second NIC connected to the DMZ? There will be an application running on the LAN side of this machine that connects to the gateway in the DMZ (this prevents having to open an incoming port).
This approach would need to allow me to make sure the Gateway runs bound to the DMZ NIC, while all other applications use the LAN NIC.
Does this sound doable?