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VPN configuration under a Dual-WAN infrastructure ?

wolte hrtl

Hello everyone,

I am using the Sophos XG (Home) v18.5 firewall router with 2 WAN lines running load balance. Now that I look forward to setting up a VPN profile for remote administration, I want this VPN connectivity to be accessible even if my WAN IP changes suddenly (e.g. failover).

The Sophos XG Firewall supports several types of VPN, I am looking at the possibility of deploying an SSL VPN by TCP protocol for the ease of use and commonality. Will this work for me ? If not https://routerlogin.uno/, what other kinds of VPN or configurations will ? Also, do I need a DDNS account in order for this firewall to broadcast my WAN IP to the VPN connection in case of failover ?

Thank you in advance.



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    You can work with DDNS. If you work with DDNS, the firewall will automatically use both DDNS records for both WAN interfaces in OVPN (SSLVPN). So it will automatically failover. 

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    You can work with DDNS. If you work with DDNS, the firewall will automatically use both DDNS records for both WAN interfaces in OVPN (SSLVPN). So it will automatically failover. 

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    You can work with DDNS. If you work with DDNS, the firewall will automatically use both DDNS records for both WAN interfaces in OVPN (SSLVPN). So it will automatically failover. 

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