The '/etc/sysconfig/network' is the file you will access to temporarily disable IP forwarding for the network's Linux server machine.
IP forwarding is the ability of an operating system to allow the entering of incoming network packets on one interface. IP forwarding recognizes that these packets are not meant for the system itself, but that they should be passed on to another network, and then are forwarded accordingly. As per the given scenario where because of a security risk to your network, you are required to disable IP forwarding for the network's Linux server machine temporarily. The '/etc/sysconfig/network' is the file you should access to serve the purpose.
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