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LAN netmask
Enter the netmask fitting to your local network into this field. All computers in this
network must have the same netmask configured.
Name of SX-GATE
Assign the FQDN (fully qualified domain name) of SX-GATE. The FQDN consists of the
hostname and the corresponding domain. Particularly the domain is used as default
for many configuration options on SX-GATE.
Specify e.g. "gateway" as hostname and "example.com" as domain. Now SX-GATE is
accessible with the Internet browser in the internal LAN using the address
"https://gateway.example.com"
- presumed the DNS of the workstation is configured accordingly.
Hostname of SX-GATE
Enter the hostname of SX-GATE here. It may contain only the letters "a" through "z",
digits and dashes.
Domain
Insert the domainname for SX-GATE here. If your company already reserved or
connected an Internet domain you should use this one. Otherwise enter a name which is
guaranteed not used in the Internet (e.g. "company.internal") to avoid domain conflicts.
The domain mentioned here has nothing to do with a Windows
NT domain.
Intranet IP addresses
Internal IP networks
Some services of SX-GATE have to differentiate whether the origin of a request is the
Internet or the internal LAN. Here you can specify which networks are to be attributed to
the LAN. The SX-GATE mail server for example offers specific functions only for client
from the local networks stated here. Other services like the web proxy refuse access
to IP addresses that are outside of the address ranges as stated here.
This setting does not interact with the firewall policy in any way.