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it all depends on your network setup... how is your DMZ setup? &nbsp;via a router, PIX firewall or what? &nbsp;we will need to know MUCH more about your setup to answer this?<br />
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can clients on your LAN ping the IP address of the www server nic via IP address?<br />

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it all depends on your network setup... how is your DMZ setup?  via a router, PIX firewall or what?  we will need to know MUCH more about your setup to answer this?

can clients on your LAN ping the IP address of the www server nic via IP address?


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 we will need to know MUCH more about your setup to answer this?<br />
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can clients on your LAN ping the IP address of the www server nic via IP address?<br />

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we will need to know MUCH more about your setup to answer this?

can clients on your LAN ping the IP address of the www server nic via IP address?


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I was thinking wsftp...pc anywhere...terminal services etc.
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I was thinking wsftp...pc anywhere...terminal services etc.

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ok,, so you are asking how to &quot;remotely manage&quot; this www server then?
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ok,, so you are asking how to "remotely manage" this www server then?

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&gt; can clients on your LAN ping the IP address of the www server nic via IP address?<br />
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No we want to avoid that to protect the LAN....WEB server is in a DMZ<br />

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> can clients on your LAN ping the IP address of the www server nic via IP address?

No we want to avoid that to protect the LAN....WEB server is in a DMZ


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Glad to help! &nbsp;Good luck with your project.
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Glad to help!  Good luck with your project.

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W2k WEB SERVER in the DMZ. How does one get access to folders on the web servwer from inside the LAN ?
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W2k WEB SERVER in the DMZ. How does one get access to folders on the web servwer from inside the LAN ?

How do I access a web server in the DMZ to modify files from a PC inside the lan ?

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