IIS in DMZ - files in domain DFS

Hello!
We have domain DFS share, which contains files that we need distribute to Internet via http.
For this we planning to install IIS server in DMZ.
Is it enough on IIS DMZ in Physical Path specify \\domain\share and domain account that have read permissions on share?
Thank's!

Hi,
I assume the purpose is to create a shared folder on internet - If DMZ is already set, it is fine to have Read permission on share if you just would like to give user Read - Only permission.
Secure method to transfer file to DMZ and back
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsserver/en-US/d970aec7-b564-41d5-baeb-71c1399e9059/secure-method-to-transfer-file-to-dmz-and-back
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