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How to configure the new Sophos Connect VPN in 17.5

Brian Hawkins

So far I have found the documentation lacking for setting up the new VPN client that comes with 17.5. Specifically in regards to the internal and external ID and what thats for.  I am also wondering with the IP range? Does it create the DCHP pool automatically? 

It would be great if there was a walkthrough on setup or if there were any more details. But I can't find any.



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    Grab the updated installer v1.1 came out last night.

     

    https://community.sophos.com/products/xg-firewall/b/xg-blog/posts/sophos-connect-1-1-released

     

    Also for those wanting to restrict access to certain subnets / networks you can do this by modifying the TGB file with the admin tool.

    LuCar Toni Linked it earlier:

     

    https://community.sophos.com/kb/en-us/133109

     

    I did this and then pushed the Sophos Connect MSI and TGB file out via PDQ to all my VPN users. So far it's been solid.

    I find it easier to manage than SSL-VPN due to the certificate per user issue.

  • 0 in reply to M8ey

    Little sneak peek.. Check out the installation directory on windows. There is something called sccli.exe

    Open this with Cmd --help :) 

  • 0 in reply to LuCar Toni

    Hmmmmm.....

     

    add options:
    -f, --file PATH Adds the connection from the specified path.
    -d, --data Send the file data instead of the file path.
    -n, --name NAME The user-friendly name of the connection. If this option
    is omitted, the name will be determined automatically.
    -a, --auto Automatically enable the connection. (TBD)
    -V, --verbose Show verbose messages.
    -H, --help Show help for the add command.

    * The add command will fail in environments where policy does not allow
    unmanaged connections to be used.
    * If the add command is successful, the connection's name will be written to
    the command line. This name is used in other command line options.
    * If the auto option is omitted, the connection may still automatically be
    enabled based on the settings in the connection file.

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  • 0 in reply to LuCar Toni

    Hmmmmm.....

     

    add options:
    -f, --file PATH Adds the connection from the specified path.
    -d, --data Send the file data instead of the file path.
    -n, --name NAME The user-friendly name of the connection. If this option
    is omitted, the name will be determined automatically.
    -a, --auto Automatically enable the connection. (TBD)
    -V, --verbose Show verbose messages.
    -H, --help Show help for the add command.

    * The add command will fail in environments where policy does not allow
    unmanaged connections to be used.
    * If the add command is successful, the connection's name will be written to
    the command line. This name is used in other command line options.
    * If the auto option is omitted, the connection may still automatically be
    enabled based on the settings in the connection file.

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