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I think I want to cry

What is this? What has happened to such a great product? 

Setup was horrible. It used to be so simple, setup basic networking during install. Once I finally got in after having to change my network around, I still haven't figured out how to setup a simple nat.

I work for a tech company that I used to throw your name out in our meetings all the time on how we should be doing things.

I thought esets new version was a pain. 



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  • All NAT is always setup in policy, so if you want SSL Remote Access, you need to make a policy for that as well. You'll need to either way, cause otherwise not much will happen

    I do not know if there is a view of all enabled NAT rules though
  • You can login to console or under admin via web interface. Choose option 5 for device management and then option 3 device management. You will get a shell that will let you run the relevant iptables commands. The access level is readonly as far as I remember so you may not be able to change anything.

    Option 4 in cli ( device console) gives you cyberoam console that you can run different commands. You can use ? for help and a list of commands there.
  • Thanks. I had not made yet the link with cyberoam. I was assuming that the XG was an UTM evolution rather than based on cyberoam.The cyberoam documentation is quite usefull.