Working with Web publishing rules
Microsoft Forefront Threat Management Gateway Web publishing makes Web content securely available to groups of users or to all users who send requests to your organization from the Internet. The Web content requested is typically stored on Web servers in the Internal network or in a perimeter network (also known as a screened subnet or a demilitarized zone (DMZ)).
Web content is published by Web publishing rules, which are created by running a wizard. After you create a Web publishing rule, you may need to modify some of its properties or set advanced options that are not set by the wizard. This section provides detailed instructions for performing these tasks in the following topics:
- Creating a Web publishing rule
- Configuring the name of the Web server to publish
- Configuring a public name for a Web publishing rule
- Configuring path mappings
- Configuring how to redirect HTTP requests in Web publishing
- Configuring the Web listener for a Web publishing rule
- Replacing absolute links in Web pages