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Problem in Sophos XGS 136W after power shortcut

Hello all,

I am new in this Sophos community. So, first of all, hello everybody and thank you for your future help in resolving my issue. I have tried to find similar issues but I could not find them.

After working during 9 months with a Sophos XGS 136W in the office with a small network (12 pc's connected via wired network and 2 wifi connections) without any issue, we had a power shortcut and, after rebooting the sophos, it was not possible to use the network again.

The Sophos was working as router (I remove the router supplied by Vodafone and I connected to the ISP using PPPoE), as firewall and as DHCP server.

After rebooting, I see always a RED indicator in the gateway. See this image:

Do you know the meaning of this Red LED in the "State" of the connection?

I have tried to restore to a previous backup copy (done when everything was working) but without success. Sophos has also all the latest firmwares updates.

If I remove the Sophos and I reconnect the router supplied by Vodafone, the network is working properly. So, it does not seem a problem related to the external connection.

Thank you very much for your help.

Best regards,

Jordi Sans



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  • Hello ,

    Thank you for reaching out to the community, could you please share the screenshot of the Network > WAN Link manager > GW_VODAFONE > Failover rules..?

    Thanks & Regards,
    _______________________________________________________________

    Vivek Jagad | Team Lead, Global Support & Services 


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  • Hello Vivek Jagad,

    Thank you for your message.

    There is not any Failover rules... only the default one. Here the screenshot:

    But there is only one gateway defined:

    Thanks. Best regards

    Jordi Sans

  • Thank you for the update, can you login to the via putty session with ssh admin credentials 

    And then type 4 for the device console and type the following command:
    console> system diagnostics utilities arp ping interface Port2 87.235.0.10

    And see if you receive a unicast reply and then refresh the page on the GUI, see if the RED indication changes to Green...

    Thanks & Regards,
    _______________________________________________________________

    Vivek Jagad | Team Lead, Global Support & Services 


    Sophos Community | Product Documentation | Sophos Techvids | SMS
    If a post solves your question please use the 'Verify Answer' button.

  • Hi again,

    let's see if I understood correctly:

    I open Console selecting it here:

    Then I insert admin credentials, but unfortunately it enters in Failsafe mode:

    If I select 1. Device console, and see the failure-reason, I get this message:

    Unable to apply NAT Rules. Do you know what does it mean?

    In any case, Ping as you can see, it is not working:

    Thank you very much! REgards

    Jordi Sans

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  • Hi again,

    let's see if I understood correctly:

    I open Console selecting it here:

    Then I insert admin credentials, but unfortunately it enters in Failsafe mode:

    If I select 1. Device console, and see the failure-reason, I get this message:

    Unable to apply NAT Rules. Do you know what does it mean?

    In any case, Ping as you can see, it is not working:

    Thank you very much! REgards

    Jordi Sans

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