Sophos Virtual Appliance

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Thanks for the reply.

Any link or guide as to how to configure and use it as Virtual in Say for e.g. in VMWare. 

OK! I will try the same. Can you guide me based on my attached Network diagram can I achieve whatever I have mentioned in the same and how ? Please advise. 

Hi,

What is the difference between Sophos XG home edition and the VM based Sophos Virtual Applaince ? Is the configuration same for both?

Hi,

providing the VM has the same number of ports as the XG135 then you can import your configuration into he XG135. The limitation is th amount of memory and ram that can be used by the home version.

How many ports does your PC have and that setup will be difficult to setup.

Ian

OK!

Please advise for my previous post w.r.t network diagram mentioned and seeking your advise as to how to go ahea.

Thank you for the drawing but you did not answer the question about how many ports your pc has and how ports have you configured in the vm?
ian

My PC has only 1 port. Since I am using VMWare Workstation I can add as many as virtual NICs required. There is only 1 physical NIC in my PC. I want to achieve as mentioned earlier the scenario with the said configuration. Is it possible and how ? Please advise

Any help ?

You will need to setup VLANs on the vm to enable your setup to work and you will not be able to import the configuration into your production XG. You will need to connect your pc to l3 switch with multiple VLANs to differentiate each network connection. Very messy.

ian

So in conclusion experimenting with Sophos Virtual Appliance on VMWare is not possible as far as my scenario is concerned. Hope this is what you want to conclude.?

No, it is possible, but for you as a beginner you are making the setup very difficult. In reality you really need at the very least two real nics and maybe a third one to provide management access to the vm device to allow for configuration failures.

ian

No, it is possible, but for you as a beginner you are making the setup very difficult. In reality you really need at the very least two real nics and maybe a third one to provide management access to the vm device to allow for configuration failures.

ian