Publishing SharePoint 2013 in DMZ

At this moment there are a gazillion answers. Can you focus the questions, explain what you want to do and what you have to work with. What are the resources available and what are the limitations and expectations.

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we would like to publish our SharePoint 2013 portal on internet

Is this on premise of SharePoint 365?
If this is on premise, do you have the infrastructure in place, do you have a DMZ?
If this is on premise, do you have a multiple tier farm, or a single server farm?
What type of access do you expect to have for the portal? Anonymous access? Users with accounts in your AD domain? Other types of users?

Generally, you will have your web front end available to the outside world, hopefully protected by a firewall. You SQL server should be in the protected internal network as well as the SharePoint app server.

What else can you say to describe your plans?

it is on Premise and we do have DMZ in place. we have signal Farm with AD domain access.

at the monument our SharePoint servers are hosted in internal network (2 WEB front end, 2 APP and 2 DB ) . now we are paling to publish SharePoint on internet to have our users to access out side office

Thanks, I will be planning to publish the SharePoint by using TMG or WAP and it is only for AD users. Please advice.

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WAP  is required additional configuration like ADFS  & MFA. instead of WAP can I go with TMG. Please advice.

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Yes,  you can use TMG, but Microsoft is phasing it out soon. You may need to check the Microsoft web site for more details.

thanks, can you please provide me the URL.

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Here you go;

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/cloud-platform/microsoft-identity-manager

Thank you so much, lastly please provide me the  step by step implementation steps for TMG.

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This process is too involved and depends on your environment so much that is it not possible to give a step by step in a forum such as this. Microsoft is going to be your best resource for such detailed instructions. I search at the Microsoft TechNet web site would be your first step. Also, often forgotten, but the help files that ship with the product are the best resource.

Good luck...

Thanks, I can publish using TMG without any issues  am I right.

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To be honest, that can not be answered because an environment is not something that can be described in just a few lines. You will need to dive very deeply in to your environment as well as what TMG has to offer and how to use it in your environment.

but TMG is capable for this ?

Yes

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