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portforwarding and dmz

Comment:

does that means that if i enabled dmz to my pc, i dont have to use portforwarding for the dmz specified address?

Name: Fist (by fmwap)
Date: October 18, 2009 at 22:35:11 Pacific

Reply:

Yup. Also - ALL traffic gets forwarded to your PC, including unwanted traffic (behind a NAT router offers more protection - as it acts like an inbound firewall). If you set it up as a DMZ, everything will be forwarded to you.

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