A dmz is a subnet of _____________ accessible servers placed outside the internal network.
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A DMZ is a subnet of Publically accessible servers placed outside the internal network.
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- The full form of DMZ is the Demilitarised zone.
- It is also known as the Perimeter network.
- It is an additional level of security for a network.
- It is used to detect any malicious activity before it goes behind the network firewall.
- A DMZ determines to attach extra security to the local area network (LAN).
- An outside network can able to access only what is shown in the DMZ.
- It divides the 'network into two parts' by using devices like web and email servers and put them outside the firewall.
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