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Routing Between XG Firewall and UTM Firewall (direct connection)

SophosDude

Hello Sophos Forum Dwellers - Please see the PDF in the post for network drawing

Currently having a rough time figuring this one out and asking for any assistance - please ask any questions you may have -

This is the short description:

- The end result is to have each separate network given the ability to communicate with any devices on any network through the "transfer network" (middle connection between UTM and XG)

 - I can ping the XG network interfaces from the UTM web interface

- I have seen mixed answers regarding routing (static, etc) so currently don't have any (have tried a few routes on either end - no difference)

- I have setup the firewall rules as such (See pictures)

If anyone requires anymore information not stated, please let me know - thanks! [:D]

2438.FirewallConfig.pdf



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  • FormerMember
    0 FormerMember

    Hi  

    Thank you for reaching out to the Community! 

    In your current setup, you need to configure a static route on XG and UTM. 

    On the XG firewall, you have to configure a static route for network A and use the MPLS router as the default gateway and on UTM configure a static route for network B and use the MPLS router as the default gateway.

    Check out the following community post for a more detailed explanation: Routing with MPLS

    Thanks,

  • 0 in reply to FormerMember

    Hello ,


    I have gotten 75% of the way there thanks to your response

    From Network A, I can ping from the PC "me" to:

    1) 172.23.1.29
    2) 10.10.10.101
    3) 10.10.10.102
    4) 10.100.200.1

    I have since hooked up a PC on the 10.100.0.0/16 network - static IP of 10.100.1.101

    From Network A, I cannot ping the PC on Network B - I am checking the gateway config on the XG & UTM as we speak

    I will advise once completed and working to mark the post as answered/completed

    Thanks,

    SophosDude

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  • 0 in reply to FormerMember

    Hello ,


    I have gotten 75% of the way there thanks to your response

    From Network A, I can ping from the PC "me" to:

    1) 172.23.1.29
    2) 10.10.10.101
    3) 10.10.10.102
    4) 10.100.200.1

    I have since hooked up a PC on the 10.100.0.0/16 network - static IP of 10.100.1.101

    From Network A, I cannot ping the PC on Network B - I am checking the gateway config on the XG & UTM as we speak

    I will advise once completed and working to mark the post as answered/completed

    Thanks,

    SophosDude

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