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I'm trying to set up a single web server in a DMZ using the RV042G and the docs seem woefully inadequate to explain how this is accomplished.I've attach a picture of my setup..I'm assigned a single Public IP.. in the example I've used 172.16.5.22 and...
I've concluded my work with the RV042GFrom working with Cisco Tech support, it appears that with a single public IP, you can use port forwarding to a LAN machine, but you cannot create a DMZ and place a host there. A true DMZ requires a firewall betw...
From talking with Cisco tech support, the RV042G (likely the RV042x and RV082x) cannot do a true DMZ with a single public IP. He told me the DMZ port could not be activated with only one public IP. What is not apparent is why there is a "subnet" opti...
Hi Silva;Just a bit more for this ..I don't think your suggestion offers real DMZ firewall protection, since the DMZ host sits on the internal LAN.If you look at my JPG diagram from the original post, I would expect this is how you would set up a sin...
Hi Siva;Thanks so much for taking the time to reply..From my diagram, on the forum, I only have a single public IP .. let's say 172.16.5.22 .. This connects to my main WAN port and so that port would have to be addressed with 172.16.5.22. So I'd as...
