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Can't connect to the Internet

Hello Team,

I'm currently using Sohpos xg 230 but lately it has been really slow. This is how the network to designed, I have 2 ISP's(First WAN IP 41.x.x.29/30 & 105.x.x.24/30) terminating on the Sohpos on PortA2 and A5 while using PortA4 as my LAN Port. The interesting part is traffic originating from LAN "Ping" can reach the Sohpos WAN IP (41.x.x.30/30 & 105.x.x.25/30) but can't reach the ISP Gateway which is 41.x.x.29 & 105.x.x.24. 

Please assist



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  • Hello Adam,

    Thank you for contacting the Sophos Community!

    Do you have valid firewall rules for the traffic? Are the Local ACL allowing PING?  Does the Live log says anything when you try to Ping 8.8.8.8

    If you SSH to the XG and source a Ping from one of the WAN interfaces, are you able to have a reply packet? 

    Once you SSH please press 5>4 to end up in the console>

    From here type 

    console> ping interface Port2 8.8.8.8

    console> ping interface Port5 8.8.8.8

    Do you see a reply?

    If you do see one, most likely you might be missing a Firewall. 

    If you do 

    console> drop-packet-capture 'x.x.x.x' (Substiture the x.x.x.x for a computer IP)

    Do you see any packets being dropped? if so please copy and paste the output

    Are you running v17 or v18?

    Regards,

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  • Hello Adam,

    Thank you for contacting the Sophos Community!

    Do you have valid firewall rules for the traffic? Are the Local ACL allowing PING?  Does the Live log says anything when you try to Ping 8.8.8.8

    If you SSH to the XG and source a Ping from one of the WAN interfaces, are you able to have a reply packet? 

    Once you SSH please press 5>4 to end up in the console>

    From here type 

    console> ping interface Port2 8.8.8.8

    console> ping interface Port5 8.8.8.8

    Do you see a reply?

    If you do see one, most likely you might be missing a Firewall. 

    If you do 

    console> drop-packet-capture 'x.x.x.x' (Substiture the x.x.x.x for a computer IP)

    Do you see any packets being dropped? if so please copy and paste the output

    Are you running v17 or v18?

    Regards,

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