The portForward server port type allows you to configure forwarding rules for a server listener. It simply accepts a connection and forwards it on to the destination location. If used in the DMZ, this is also tunneled through the DMZ to the internal server...so think of it from the Internal server's perspective, not from the DMZ's perspective.
PortForwardS simple listens using SSL and then forwards the data in plain text mode. So CrushFTP in this case is offloading the SSL work and you could have some other HTTP server behind CrushFTP.
You set the destination host and port under the advanced tab of the PortForward(s) port.
PortForwardS simple listens using SSL and then forwards the data in plain text mode. So CrushFTP in this case is offloading the SSL work and you could have some other HTTP server behind CrushFTP.
You set the destination host and port under the advanced tab of the PortForward(s) port.
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