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XG - pointopoint configuration - automatic script after boot?

Hello,

i finally got the XG working on a HETZNER datacenter, with pointopoint configuration.

Many thanks to this thread: https://community.sophos.com/products/xg-firewall/f/initial-setup/91528/initial-setup-from-serial-console

But the XG forgets the necessary settings after every reboot, so i need to do this after every boot:

CLI:
1. enter admin password
2. select 5. device management
3. select 3. advanced shell
4. ifconfig Port1 pointopoit gateway-ip-address
5. route add default gw gateway-ip-address

after that i can access the webinterface via WAN.

is there any possibility to automatically do 4. and 5. after a reboot?

I just don't want to do that manually every time.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks!



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  • Helllo MaxUTM,

    Thank you for the follow-up!

    In the GUI you need to change the /32 for a /30 then it would allow you to add the IP for the WAN and the Default Gateway for the XG.

    But yes this would cause that every time you reboot the device the configuration will get llost.

    You need the configuration to look like this

    Regards,


     
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  • Hello,

    thanks for your reply.

    I tried this now, but this also doesn't work.

    If i change the /32 to a /30 it tells me that "Interface IP and gateway IP address must be in the same network".
    So i can't save the settings.
    Reason: my wan nic ip-address is a public ip-address provided by the hoster, which usually doesn't match the private subnet 172.31.1.1.

    I only get this running if i do step 4. and 5. described above via shell after every boot.

     

    Is there any way to run these two steps automatically?