You're developing a new network infrastructure to enable unauthenticated users from the internet to access specific areas while safeguarding the internal network. To accomplish this, you opt to create a separate subnet for the webserver that is exposed to public access. What is this subnet commonly referred to as?

A demilitarized zone (DMZ) is an isolated subnet that branches off from a separate router interface. Public traffic can be permitted to flow from the external public interface to the DMZ, but it is blocked from accessing the interface used to connect to the private internal network. A guest network is intended for visitors to access the internet. An intranet comprises internal web resources. Companies frequently create web pages that can only be accessed from within the network, such as human resources notifications and vacation requests. A virtual LAN (VLAN) is utilized to divide your internal network into segments.