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Dec 17, 2019 · DMZ is an acronym that stands for De-Militarized Zone, and in the ‘real’ world it is the location between two hostile entities such as North and South Korea. In the Security community, however, it is a separate, untrusted network where boxes serving public services should be placed. DMZ in a router is a function that allows you to open all external ports for a specific IP from the router's local network. Usually used to implement remote access to a specific device behind the router. Especially often DMZ is used to access from anywhere in the Internet to IP cameras or DVR, i.e. for video surveillance. Using DMZ automatically places a console on Open NAT Type. Open NAT is the best for gaming as any device on Open NAT can talk to all other NAT types, Moderate can talk to moderate and open types, but strict is the worst as it can only talk to Open NAT devices. Nov 07, 2019 · Note: When you use a DMZ to forward all inbound traffic to a device in you local network, that device loses all the protection of the router's firewall. It is totally exposed to the internet, and must be capable of protecting itself from attack. Resolution Articles: Enabling DMZ server on NETGEAR home routers. Enabling DMZ on a ProSAFE
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