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VPN Unlimited and SOPHOS XG Firewall?

callengodfrey

Anyone using a VPN vendor like VPN Unlimited with your SOPHOS XG Firewall? I would like to set up my SOPHOS XG router so that when my PCs connect locally to my XG home network their outbound traffic passes thru a VPN Unlimited server. I do this already with my Untangle home network and it works beautifully. BTW, I don't have any SOPHOS hardware.



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  • +1 in reply to callengodfrey

    VPN Unlimited seems to be a "Consumer" Solution to get a VPN Tunnel. 

    Keep in Mind, XG is still a Business product with focus to resolve business cases. 

    Most costumers do not need such a solution (VPN to a provider to get another Internet Outbreak).

    I would guess, "maybe" IPsec Site to Site "could" work to VPN unlimited. But you need to recreate the config depending on the Config of the file. 

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  • 0 in reply to LuCar Toni

    Yes, VPN Unlimited is a consumer VPN product. It is a requirement of mine that all internet connections from my home network go thru a VPN tunnel. Unfortunately, it appears that SOPHOS XG does not support this. I had really hoped to replace Untangle with SOPHOS XG, but that is not possible without this feature. I will be shutting down my SOPHOS test system now. Hopefully this support will be made available at some point in the near future.

  • 0 in reply to callengodfrey

    I doubt very much that XG will support a home function VPN. You could try as LuCar has suggested.

    Putting all traffic through a VPN basically defeats most of the security checks the the XG offers so you might as well have a cheap home router.

    Ian