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Create a new port item, set its protocol to be DMZ:// and configure the IP and port for the DMZ server where the core will be connecting out to the DMZ. The IP is the IP of the DMZ server and the port is the port you used above when you started it. The 'name' field that would normally be optional is required here as that is how it identifies what prefs.XML file to use. So the name should match that second part of the filename you made above. In this case 'dmztest'. When the port starts, it sends the prefs_dmztest.XML over the network to the DMZ server, and its kept in memory on the DMZ server. There will be outgoing port connections from the internal server to the DMZ server on the port specified. There will also be outgoing connections from the internal server to the DMZ server on the port + 1. (9001 in the example.)
Create a new port item, set its protocol to be DMZ:// and configure the IP and port for the DMZ server where the core will be connecting out to the DMZ. The IP is the IP of the DMZ server and the port is the port you used above when you started it. The 'name' field that would normally be optional is required here as that is how it identifies what prefs.XML file to use. So the name should match that second part of the filename you made above. In this case 'dmztest'. When the port starts, it sends the prefs_dmztest.XML over the network to the DMZ server, and its kept in memory on the DMZ server. There will be outgoing port connections from the internal server to the DMZ server on the port specified. There will also be outgoing connections from the internal server to the DMZ server on the port + 1. (9001 in the example.) So those two outgoing ports must be allowed on any firewall configurations.
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