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Hi All,

this is my first post and sorry for my poor english :-)

I have an XG Firewall that I configured so:

Port 1 bridged with Port3 

On Port1 I connected my LAN on Port3 I connected a router (IP. 10.0.0.65)

IP on bridge are:

10.10.10.1 / 24

10.0.0.70 / 28

From Firewall console I can ping 10.0.0.65, but from my SERVER01 (IP. 10.10.10.221), I can't ping router 10.0.0.65

Where can be the problem?

Thanks 

Bye

Sergio



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  • FormerMember
    0 FormerMember

    Hi Sergio, Welcome to Sophos Community.

    Do you have a firewall rule configured to communicate between Port1 and Port3?

    For example, Port1 and Port3 are set up in the LAN zone. Then you'll need LAN to LAN firewall rule to communicate between the networks connected behind them.

    You can also check the packet capture under Diagnostics > Packet capture with the below BPF string.

    BPF string: host 10.0.0.65 and proto ICMP

  • I did the firewall port... but it doesn't work again!!!

  • FormerMember
    0 FormerMember in reply to Sophos User3942

    Could you please post snapshot of the interface and a firewall rule configuration?

    If there’s a router or L3 switch placed in a local network, then try to add a Lined NAT rule with SNAT as MASQ in firewall rule configuration or add a reverse route on the router/switch to the destined network.

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  • FormerMember
    0 FormerMember in reply to Sophos User3942

    Could you please post snapshot of the interface and a firewall rule configuration?

    If there’s a router or L3 switch placed in a local network, then try to add a Lined NAT rule with SNAT as MASQ in firewall rule configuration or add a reverse route on the router/switch to the destined network.

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