DMZ (computing) Puns

I just started a new job and I am trying to get some things in order here. We have some computers currently on the LAN that only need internet access via a browser once the Windows autologin user has authenticated with the domain controller. Different users use these computers with automatic global login accounts. These computers also have some agents running which servers on the LAN connect to in order to pull information or run remote commands.

One of the admins suggested putting them in the DMZ. I am not sure if that is a great idea since they will be mixed in with other servers that WAN users connect to. I am thinking to put them all on a separate VLAN and locking it down with ACLs. From a security standpoint, what would be the best approach for this scenario?

We just implimented a RODC in a DMZ setup and while I think that part is setup fine, any servers we put in there do not know what site they're in and therefor don't use the RODC and the domain. We setup AD sites and services with

Domain Controller: DC04

Site: DMZ

Subnet: 192.168.94.0/24

Double checked the subnet is not anywhere else, and that DC04 is associated wtih that site in sits and services. We have traffic allowed from DC04 into the inside DC that holds the primary roles. repadmin and dcdiag on DC04 all pass without error

I took an existing server (SERVER01) that was joined to the domain on the inside and moved it to the DMZ, pointing the DNS to DC04. I also added SERVER01 to the allowed password replication on DC04 and preopulated the computer account password. Once moved to the server, I am unable to login to the server as a domain user, getting the message that the domain is not available. Logging in as a local user I run a few tests

• DNS resolution for domain objects works from the server using DC04
• Test-CompputerSecureChannel comes back false, and using -repair doesn't work as it says server is not operational
• nltest.exe /dsgetsite returns the inside site where the computer was joined, not the DMZ

So obviously the computer thinks it is still on the inside, trying to contact an inside DC and failing

So this is where I get a bit confused about how the comptuer determines what site it's in. DC04 is not listed in the SRV records for _tcp.domain.name but from what I read that RODCs are nto listed there. I verified that DC04 is listed for all records (ldap, gc, kerberos) in _tcp.DMZ._sites.domain.name but I don't know how it is really supposed to find out what site it is in. \

So I went into the registry and found the key DynamicSiteName under HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\Netlogon\Parameters and it was set to the inside site where the server was originally joined. I created a static SiteName entry which is supposed to override that and set it to DMZ. Reboot and IT WORKS!

So now on the computer Test-CompputerSecureChannel returns true, and nltest /dsgetsite returns DMZ. Additionally if I use nltest to see what site an address shoudl get using the IP of SERVER01 I see

nltest /dsaddresstosite:192.168.94.136

Get the site-subnet mapping for '192.168.94.136' from '\DC04.domain.name'.

192.168.94.136 DMZ 192.168.94.0/24

So now that I have told the computer what site it is in, everything works fine and it even knows

Currently with Aliant (1.5 down/1 up). Cannot complain with the speeds but I do a lot of things that require accessing my home computer(s) remotely and I also do online gaming (usually COD). When I game, I cannot get around having a NAT type moderate, this causes random crashes and is really annoying. When I log in to the home hub 3000, port forwarding rules do not work, DMZ does not work, and Advanced DMZ does not work.

I used to have 6 google wifi pucks, got rid of them because of random internet drops, so now I use the HH3K and 2 wifi pods. I no longer get internet drops, thankfully, but still have a pain in the ass of a time making my systems accessible when away from home.

I have tried everything I could find online and nothing works. There was hope in the idea that you could connect via PPPoE login through the home hub but this feature does not seem to be supported east of quebec.

So, should I switch to Eastlink? Or do they suffer their own problems?

both upload and download speed are important to me, I would be happy with 940Mbps down but is Eastlink's best upload speed really 10Mbps?

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Item 1: Medium Dior Saddle - Smooth Calfskin - Angel Factory (Highest Tier)

• Selling Price: $500 cad + Paypal Goods and Services Fees
• Shipping Cost: $30cad - Canada Post with Tracking
• Original purchase price: $535 CAD ncluding shipping, paypal conversion and fees
• Original Seller: Mr Gary
• What is included: Bag, dustbag
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• Quality assessment: This bag is very well reviewed on Repladies. The shape is perfect.The leather is shiny and luxurious. The stitches are even and tight (something lacking in most mid-tier factories in my opinion). The hardware has a good weight to it and identical to authentic. This is the best quality rep I have purchased, aside from my Celine Box Bag (also from Angel factory) Please do your own QC before purchasing as usual.
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• PSPs from Mr Gary
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Item 2: Navy Dior Strap with metalic rivets (DMZ Factory)

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• Shipping Cost: $20cad - Canada Post with Tracking (no additional shipping fee if purchased with the saddle)
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Recently a few people have reported that since CREN did a test Recently that somethings have changed a long with world wide computer glitches. Since then one of city's I used for marking how much the nation of U.S. and Canada have shrank was changed. Wondering if there was any other major changes that others could spot lead me to the 39th parallel of Korea as the dmz "demilitarized zone" well I was once more looking at it and it no longer follows it closely any more. Now the Wikipedia says roughly but I think that really is not the case any more it is further north with curves.

I know some of you out there have always had as such please I understand I do not even doubt you on that. The problem is my memories do not match my father was stationed at Korea and seen lot maps growing up while he was there and the border was much closer to a straight line with tiny two dips both southern on ether side by the coasts the rest of the line was slightly off by feet of the 38th parallel but from most Perspective that maps provides it was on 38th parallel.

Let's say you have an external website in azure but only could expose it to the internet via a LB or App GW. You also had other restrictions with services that had to live in a vNet with private endpoints like web apps, SQL, or Kv.

How would you mimic a DMZ to Core Env. Would you rely heavily on NSGs and subnets or would you go a step further separate via vNETS where one is public and one is private with peered connections?

Hi.

Yesterday I stumbled upon some interesting case.

DMZ firewall has Virtual IP configured that points to some server behind segmentation firewall (don't ask, please)...

It looks like this 1.2.3.4:80 -> 10.11.12.50:80

That 10.11.12.0/24 network lies behind another FortiGate (segmentation firewall).

Both firewalls have IPS profiles enabled and what's interesting - both devices show dropped attack in logs.

I'm trying to understand WHY it happens?

Is it because NAT happens before IPS scan (and therefore traffic manages to reach internal firewall before IPS on DMZ firewall is able to react)?

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Goon Complete Library Set - $550

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All have been read once and then shelved. Little bit of dust but no wear otherwise!

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When a DMZ is setup for a device, what IP address is used to be accessible to the internet? Does it use the LANs public IP address or the device's private IP address? If it uses the LANs public address, how does one differentiate between multiple devices in a DMZ?

I'm currently thinking about integrating a DMZ for my home usage. It feels kinda wieder running an bitwarden instance in the same network as my omv. For security reasons I thought of a DMZ to seperate both into two separate networks.

To achieve that i thought of a extra cheap router which i could buy to implement a DMZ.

But I'm not sure if it would be an om idea, or if I should buy ana extra Router which has that functionality.

Hi my beautiful RLs! I'm here to give another review from my rep journey so far~ Today, I will be reviewing the gorgeous Mini Lady Dioramour in white! I saw this bag and gasped out load, because I love hearts and girly things. I love love and anything to do with it.

I wanted to purchase this with a pearlescent pink ABC Dior from Laddy, but that didn't happen haha. I love this bag and so far it's my favorite rep! We'll see how that holds up once I get my remaining 4 bags ...

Disclosure - No discounts were received for posting this review.

• Seller: Laddy (Whatsapp +8616620503254)
• 1280CNY + 180CNY shipping = 1460CNY total. $226.88 USD plus the $5 Paypal FF. So the total was $231.87 USD.
• Paid with Paypal Friends and Family
• Order Timeline:
  • 10/14 Asked Laddy about the bag and paid
  • 10/20: Received PSPs and GL'ed
  • 10/26: Laddy sent me the Fedex Tracking
  • 11/1: Package is picked up in Dubai
  • 11/2: Package arrives in Memphis
  • 11/2: Package clears customs and is delivered
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Quality 10/10 -

Leather 10/10 - I love smooth, soft leathers, so this is the bag for me! I've never felt the auth so I don't know if it's feels accurate. No fufu smells, it smells like leather. The color looks great, I haven't seen this bag in social media or reviews on youtube... So I'm just going to assume it looks the same as the auth. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Hardware 10/10 - The hardware on this bag is beautiful! I love the color and the sounds it makes. It has great detailing like the auth. Of course the handles do fall but I'll MacGyver something to make them stand up better.

Zipper 10/10 - Opens and closes smoothly. The handle of the zipper is made with the same leather as the pocket and inside of the bag.

Stitching 10/10- Each heart quilt has 30 stiches, 36 on each diamond. They look very consistent, I'm lazy and not very patient haha, so I didn't check the other quilts, this bag has so many!

Alignment and Structure 10/10 - Each diamond quilt has a side length of

I’m getting Bell with the HH4000 next week. I have a PFSense box that I plan to put into advanced DMZ. However, I’m currently using the 192.168.2.0/24 subnet for one of my VLANs. I know the HH4000’s web interface is always on 192.168.2.1, but advanced DMZ should put my pfsense box outside the HH firewall. Will there be any conflict with my vlan, or am I good to go?

Hello, I am in the process of learning about network security. It should be stated that I am a novice and have no real experience beyond setting up basic services on a router, changing passwords, guest networks etc. One of the hardest parts of getting into a new domain is understanding the terminology needed to even begin researching. I am going to give an explanation of my current limited understanding in hopes that you all can confirm or correct me! Here it goes:

I am looking at setting up two routers, each with their own firewall to isolate devices in my household. In this scenario you have ISP->Modem->router #1/firewall. Behind this firewall will be IOT devices (on guest wifi network) PS4, smart tv, streaming computer, and possibly a bitcoin node (need to do more research on that one) will be connected to via ethernet. Downstream from router 1 via ethernet (maybe need a switch capable of VLAN settings?) will be router two with its own firewall. This router will be the LAN network for personal computers, phones and possibly a network attached storage to back up our computers (also need to do more research on this one)

Is the section between router one and router two considered a DMZ? I am sort of confused as some definitions of DMZ suggest that it is inherently not protected by a firewall because the devices that are located there need unfiltered access to the WAN. Is there a better terminology for this setup I can be using for more refined research searches?

Thank you all in advance for any help. Willing and able to do my own research, but wanted to see if some experts could help point me in the right direction.

The Lady Dior bag, to me, is a classic bag that I have always always wanted. It was the first bag I bought when discovering this community but sold my ABC size after I realized I needed a bigger version. I had a little trouble finding a medium size after scrolling through albums and asking multiple sellers before Laddy helped me find this warm taupe version from DMZ/Thumb Factory.

I do not buy reps looking for 1:1 but instead buy reps for the styles I love and can never justify paying $5+ for. However, I have always wanted to see, hold, smell, etc. an auth to see how truly different an auth vs. a rep was. Just to satisfy my curiosity and to write a detailed review for everyone, I bought the auth in the same color (yup, I am crazy and I just said I couldn't justify the price tag...). Hope my review is helpful!!

• Item: Medium Lady Dior in Warm Taupe from DMZ/Thumb Factory
• Disclosure: I did not receive any incentives from Laddy to write this review.
• Seller: Laddy (album, Instagram)
• Whatsapp: +86 166 2050 3254
• Price of item: 1460 RMB (Laddy has a discount for Repladies when I purchased this bag or was it a limited time discount? I can't remember and my chat logs don't specify)
• Payment method: Paypal
• Price of shipping and carrier: 260 RMB, DHL, Fedex
• Order timeline

Aug 30 - Inquired about this bag and paid the same day

Aug 31 - Asked and paid for a second bag I found in her album that I really wanted...

Sept 2 - Laddy sent me PSPs. I GL this bag but RL the other one

Sept 4 - Laddy sent me PSPs of the second bag that I had RLed and I GL this one

Sept 8 - Laddy sent me tracking numbers of both bags (she shipped them separately because she was worried about customs and thought they would be safer separately, she did not charge me extra shipping costs)

Sept 13 - I followed up about shipping as at the time it was my first time having bags sent through Dubai (I know now that packages through Dubai don't start moving until 7+ days after label is created). Laddy had actually spoke to the shipping carrier before I even messaged her and sent me screenshots of her conversation with them about it and assures me everything is fine. Happy she is checking like I am!!

Sept 14 - Bag starts to move in Dubai.

Sept 16 - I receive the bags!

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• My photos w/ comparison to auth (the left is the rep and right is

Hello everyone, I’m new to this sub and I’m quite interested in investing in quantum computing. This article piqued my interest and I was wondering if this is a good time or if it’s still too early. So some backstory, 6 months ago I saw Honeywell International (HON) mentioned in relation to quantum computing. That got me looking more into the topic, as I had always thought QCs were decades away. But apparently, companies are already developing small quantum computers for commercial use (beginning of another Moore’s Law??).

I’ve browsed different stock-related subreddits but I don’t see this topic mentioned often. That also makes me wonder whether it’s still too early for QC-themed investments or whether people are just sleeping on it. I’m already invested in big tech companies like Amazon or FAANG stocks in general, so I’m really looking to add stocks with higher long-term upside.

Any suggestions or advice is appreciated!

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