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

Gateway Guide

10.2
- 10.5.3
- 10.5.0
- 10.4.0
- 10.2.3
- 10.2.2 HotFix 1
- 10.2.2
- 10.2.1

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Forward Proxy

The Forward Proxy in

Managed File Transfer

Gateway allows you to route client requests from (in the internal network) to external FTP, FTPS, SFTP and SCP servers without revealing the identity or locations of your internal systems. The Forward Proxy is additionally used by to route active and passive FTP and FTPS data connections through

Managed File Transfer

Gateway.

When a process in needs to make an outbound connection through the proxy, a request is made to

Managed File Transfer

Gateway with the address of the intended destination.

Managed File Transfer

Gateway will then establish the connection to that destination and will bridge it to the requesting system.

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