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install plesk dmz question

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zolotujin

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I need to install plesk in DMZ network, is it possible ?


How would it work.

thanks,


Rubens
 
It's possible and it works fine ..

Just keep in mind that you edit your DNS template so that it's correctly pointing to the public ip's
 
Man, did you mean behind NAT using private IPs, or in DMZ using public IPs.
In first case, you need to use another DNS to point to your public IP, and in Plesk you will use DNS as is, without manual reconfiguration
This will be painless for Plesk administration

John S.G.
 
In front of my webservers there is a firewall installed that maps between public and DMZ IP's

Lets say my public IP is 209.73.186.238 then my DMZ IP would be 10.73.186.238 on the webserver.

But since my firewall maps the IP's I don't need a external DNS solution.

I had to change the main DNS template to make use of the public IP's, works like a charm.
 
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