DMZ Server Installation
A DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) server is a host or service placed within a DMZ network—a subnetwork that acts as a buffer between an organization's internal local-area network (LAN) and untrusted external networks, such as the Internet. The primary purpose of a DMZ server is to handle external-facing services, including web, email, DNS, and FTP servers, thereby adding an extra layer of security to the internal network. By isolating these services in the DMZ, organizations can prevent direct access to their internal LAN, reducing the risk of unauthorized intrusion.
This document applies to Ubuntu (v22 and 24) and RedHat (v9.2 and 9.4) OS.
Installation Steps
Step 1: Download the DMZ Server on the ServiceOps Server.
Step 2: Provide the execution permission to the file using the below command:
chmod 777 MotadataDMZServer
Step 3: Run the executable file using the below command:
./MotadataDMZServer
Step 4: Check service status using the below command:
systemctl status ft-dmz-server
