I have 1 LAN 192.168.115.0 and one vLAN 192.168.112.0 and the both Networks should talk together.
The LAN is on Port1 and the vLAN is on Port1:3000
What should i do
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I have 1 LAN 192.168.115.0 and one vLAN 192.168.112.0 and the both Networks should talk together.
The LAN is on Port1 and the vLAN is on Port1:3000
What should i do
This firewall is not correct. XG uses the #Port Interfaces as the "IP Objects of the Interface". So #Port1 = 192.168.1.1 for example.
You can select "ANY" in Destination network, if you specify "LAN". This will catch every IP in all Interfaces.
i don´t understand your post.
i´ll give you an overview about my network config
WAN --> Sophos XG153 ---> Unify Switch 2xUS-48-500W/2xUS-24-250W/1xUS-16-150W with 1 LAN 192.168.115.x and vlan 3000 192.168.112.xxx
DHCP Scope an WIN SRV 2012R2
Network on Sophos
from PC command Line Ping to Sophos works on both IP´s
But not to a client in the network on the vlan
Hello Martin,
What Luca means, is that you shouldn't use the #Port for the Source Networks and devices, and Destination Networks, you should use either the definition "ANY" or the Subnets.
Regards,
Hello Martin,
What Luca means, is that you shouldn't use the #Port for the Source Networks and devices, and Destination Networks, you should use either the definition "ANY" or the Subnets.
Regards,
... now i´ve got it!! Thanks a lot!!!!