Changes for page ACMP Gateway
Last modified by Sabrina V. on 2026/07/30 05:04
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... ... @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ 5 5 The ACMP Gateway acts as an additional security component that allows you to connect clients to the ACMP Server on your corporate network via the Internet. The gateway itself receives requests from ACMP Agents, which authenticate themselves using client certificates issued by the administrator. These client certificates are based on the ACMP Server’s Client Authority (CA) certificate. Authentication ensures that only authorized agents can connect via TLS. Furthermore, the authentication itself does not take place on the ACMP Server, but rather on the Gateway. The Gateway is typically deployed in the DMZ. This prevents direct access from the Internet to the corporate network. Additionally, it avoids placing any additional load on the ACMP Server due to authentication. 6 6 7 7 {{figure}} 8 -[[image: acmp Architektur & Kommunikation.png||alt="Gateway Übersicht.PNG"]]8 +[[image:Gateway Übersicht.PNG]] 9 9 {{/figure}} 10 10 11 11 With the Gateway, attacks such as DDoS or DoS cannot overload your Server, since requests from unauthenticated connections are not forwarded. In that case, only the Gateway would be under load.