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Setup XG to AWS VPN with IPSec and BGP?

GaryChancellor

For UTM, when creating a VPN with AWS, you can download and XML config file and use it to create the VPN definition in UTM, is there a similar feature for XG? I doesn't seem like XG has all of the same functionality to handle the BGP routing? I can't seem to get my Office to AWS IPSec VPN to work based on the instructions in AWS or the instructions in XG (which are extremely sparse).



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  • 0 in reply to JTK

    Hi joey,

     

    Thank you for posting the link.

    In the video, he did not mention where he got the 195.166.150.193.

    I would assume that this is public ip address of the Sophos firewall ? is this correct ?

     

    Also for your setup, did you choose static or dynamic ? From the user guide provided from AWS, they recommended BGP.

    Is there any difference in terms of Network performance and connection stability between static and BGP ?

     

    Thank you for your help.

     

     

     

  • 0 in reply to shaiful karim

    Yes that is the static ip of the customers firewall.  Static is the only one that seems to work.  I haven't seen anyone get BGP to work yet.

    Our test system is on a crappy 50x5 ATT connection and we are getting great performance using static.