Interchange 5.12 Administrator Guide Secure Relay DMZ nodes Secure Relay DMZ nodes in the demilitarized zone (DMZ) or perimeter network securely relay messages from partners to Interchange in the protected, internal network. For security reasons, DMZ nodes do not initiate connections to the protected network. DMZ nodes also do not connect to the database or write messages to the file system. Secure Relay, which uses Axway technology, supports inbound and outbound proxying. Can you use DMZ nodes? You can use DMZ nodes if your software license enables DMZ nodes. To check, select Help > License information on the toolbar in the user interface. DMZ nodes are supported only if the license key DMZNodes is listed on the enabled features tab. Note that if you also require DMZ zones, the DMZ zones must be created first, before the DMZ node or nodes can be created. Related topics Overview of Secure Relay nodes Add DMZ zones Add a DMZ node Run node as Windows service Enable port forwarding for an exchange Configure load balancer or firewall Configure outbound connection proxy Manage IP address whitelists HTTP trading and Secure Relay Related Links
Secure Relay DMZ nodes Secure Relay DMZ nodes in the demilitarized zone (DMZ) or perimeter network securely relay messages from partners to Interchange in the protected, internal network. For security reasons, DMZ nodes do not initiate connections to the protected network. DMZ nodes also do not connect to the database or write messages to the file system. Secure Relay, which uses Axway technology, supports inbound and outbound proxying. Can you use DMZ nodes? You can use DMZ nodes if your software license enables DMZ nodes. To check, select Help > License information on the toolbar in the user interface. DMZ nodes are supported only if the license key DMZNodes is listed on the enabled features tab. Note that if you also require DMZ zones, the DMZ zones must be created first, before the DMZ node or nodes can be created. Related topics Overview of Secure Relay nodes Add DMZ zones Add a DMZ node Run node as Windows service Enable port forwarding for an exchange Configure load balancer or firewall Configure outbound connection proxy Manage IP address whitelists HTTP trading and Secure Relay