Preface
Introduction
- How Does it Work?
  - Reverse Proxy
  - Forward Proxy
Installing Managed File Transfer Gateway
Administering Managed File Transfer Gateway
- Starting Managed File Transfer Gateway
  - Start the Windows Service
  - Start the Service on Linux or UNIX
- Stopping Managed File Transfer Gateway
  - Stopping the Windows Service
  - Stopping the Linux or UNIX Service
Firewall Configuration
- Frontend Firewall Configuration
- Backend Firewall Configuration
Load Balancing
Configuring Managed File Transfer Gateway
Uninstalling Managed File Transfer Gateway
- Uninstalling from Windows
- Uninstalling from UNIX

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- 10.2.3
- 10.2.2
- 10.2.1
- 10.2

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Firewall Configuration

In order to provide protection for sensitive files and the private (internal) network,

Managed File Transfer

Gateway should be installed in the DMZ and should be installed in the private network. The frontend and backend firewalls should be configured to open only specific port numbers to the products.

The diagram below shows the firewall settings if the default port numbers were used in

Managed File Transfer

Gateway and

Managed File Transfer

. The IP addresses shown are for demonstration purposes only.

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Firewall Configuration