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Sophos XG Home VLAN

I am clearly missing something so I'm hoping someone here can help me out.

 

Here is the Sophos XG config (ignore GuestAP interface, it isn't in use):

Single VLAN interface using Port3.

This is the VLAN interface setup:

Here is the DHCP setup:

I am connecting a laptop directly into the physical port on the XG firewall for Port3 and manually assigning an IP address of 10.10.10.5. For some reason, I cannot ping Sophos XG firewall and have no access to the outside world.

Both Port3 and Port3.10 are in the LAN Zone and here is the Zone config:

When I leave the laptop in DHCP mode, it is assigned an IP in the 192.168.200.1/24 range and everything works as expected. But when manually assigned, nothing seems to work.

Here is my firewall rule:

What am I missing? This should work, correct?



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  • Hi NashBrydges ,

    Please check the tcpdump from your device based on source address  of destination address. 

    Test

    Use the test site http://103.23.140.55

    console > tcpdump 'host 103.23.140.55

    The traffic incomming to the XG firewall  should be tagged with the correct VLAN ID. Based on the incomming traffic you could start working on it. You may can also create a VLAN Tagg on your windows ethernet adapter and test it.

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  • Hi NashBrydges ,

    Please check the tcpdump from your device based on source address  of destination address. 

    Test

    Use the test site http://103.23.140.55

    console > tcpdump 'host 103.23.140.55

    The traffic incomming to the XG firewall  should be tagged with the correct VLAN ID. Based on the incomming traffic you could start working on it. You may can also create a VLAN Tagg on your windows ethernet adapter and test it.

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