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Bridging a interface and rules

David Zambrano

Our ISP only gave us one active port to the internet and our XG is using that sole port. I have the need to install another appliance at the perimeter and would hate to have to install a switch when I'd like to use an unused port on the XG. Is it possible to setup a bridge on the WAN port without having to redo all the rules? This is on a 115w with v18 mr3



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    Never go this route down. A firewall product should not be used to replace an entire switch. You have to create network bridges on XG, which essentially work but i do not recommend. 

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    Never go this route down. A firewall product should not be used to replace an entire switch. You have to create network bridges on XG, which essentially work but i do not recommend. 

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