Gateway server NICs question

Hi,
I want to deploy a SCOM gateway server, but I am not sure, would this server have multi homed NICs? IE a NIC in the LAN and a NIC in the DMZ/WAN.
Thanks

SCOM doesn't need 2 NIC, It work with 1 NIC. Scom Gateway used to allow monitoring in another forest.
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