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Setting up Bridge mode in XG V19

Hello, 

New here as I just installed XG V19. As I read through the documents that outline Bridge mode implementation, none of them look like what I have in V19. There was no 'manual configuration' area during set up or at least I didn't see it. Reading those documents helped me to decide to go with XG over many other competitors due to what I perceived as 'ease of implementation'. When I tried to follow those docs in setting up a bridge, I couldn't even find bridge mode as an option and hence my hesitance to go any further with this.

I need to preserve the current network configuration coming from router (including DHCP assignation) as there are many static IPs set up long ago that need to stay. Just looking for guidance in the following areas:

1. How to manually set up XG such that it gets gateway information from router

2. Turning off NAT in XG

3. Swapping WAN and LAN ports so WAN is port 1 and LAN is port 2 on XG device.

4. I'm also running a VPN router/network that needs to connect to either port 3 or 4 of my XG device. How does one turn 'on' a port such that all protection is on for the VPN network? This network consists of a router running VPN s/w, an AP and several connected devices.

5. So my network topography would be ISP ethernet to Router WAN: Router LAN to XG WAN: XG LAN to Cisco Switch: Switch to many connected devices. I know traffic rules need to be set up to allow traffic within the network all the way back to router. Need just a little guidance on how those would be set up. 

Thanks for reading and the help.



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    Regarding your concern to firewall rules, making an explicit rules based on your organization requirement is always a best practice.
    As everything on the SFOS whether the allow/deny/ polices such as web, application filter, IPS polices, scanning,..etc. is controlled from the FW rule and the priority works from top to bottom. 

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