An administrator is designing a multi-tiered secure network path to allow external management traffic to reach a critical database server. Arrange the network segments in the correct order that incoming administration traffic must traverse, starting from the least secure network segment to the most secure network segment.
- 1External Management Network
- 2Perimeter Screened Subnet (DMZ)
- 3Internal Application Zone
- 4Restricted Database Segment
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Management traffic flows sequentially from the External Management Network, through the Perimeter Screened Subnet (DMZ), into the Internal Application Zone, and finally terminates at the Restricted Database Segment.
Secure network design relies on defense-in-depth by enforcing strict zone boundaries. Traffic originating from an untrusted external network must first pass through a screened subnet (DMZ) hosting jump boxes, transition through internal application tiers, and finally reach the restricted database segment, moving sequentially from the least secure to the most secure zone.
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Defense-in-depth network zoning and transit ordering