Add tagged vlan to bridged interface

This feature is not available yet; I hear it won't be available in v17 either (did not make it to the list).

I solved that problem by using the guest wifi feature on my AP (I use Ubiquiti) that keeps the the wireless guests on the same subnet / VLAN as the other wifi clients but isolates the rest of the subnet and the non-guest wifi clients. So far all of my attempts do do anything with more than 1 VLAN on a bridged setup have failed.

Hi That's a shame, I am pretty sure I had this working on the UTM when I used it before moving to XG due to IP limitations. I see there is a article on how to create tagged VLAN on bridged interfaces which could have worked but problem with that too is I need the Sophos to be my Layer 3 gateway and DHCP server too. I don't think I can create a VLAN without assigning to a physical interface. Bummer about not being in v17 either. I wonder if this would work by using just the cli?

waghelak,

as Michael wrote, when XG is deployed in bridge mode, many features are still missing. VPN is missing too and other features:

https://community.sophos.com/products/xg-firewall/f/network-and-routing/76233/bridge-mode-limitations

I really hope v17 can bring a "fresh air of features" because at the moment XG in some installation cannot be even proposed.

Regards

Surely this can't be acceptable? Are we possibly looking at v18 for this feature or will it be in some maintenance release once v17 is out? If v18 than this will go onto 2018 possibly 2019? Well I guess we will have to change plans and placed orders at work and instead go with UTMs and not XGs.

waghelak,

v18 will be released in 2018 but no one knows at the moment when bridge features will be improved. It should ASAP! v17 should improve and include some bridge improvements already. v18 is to far away!

Hi waghelak 

At the moment, we could not determine what will be included in V17. If you wish to use this feature you may use UTM till the feature is available on XG.

Sorry to revive an old thread, but I need the exact same thing.  I am working around it by running the commands to create the bridge from the command line.

 

Is there a safe place to run raw `ip` and `brctl` commands that will get put into the config so when it is saved, the commands will also be saved?

 

TIA,

 

Greg

Sorry to revive an old thread, but I need the exact same thing.  I am working around it by running the commands to create the bridge from the command line.

 

Is there a safe place to run raw `ip` and `brctl` commands that will get put into the config so when it is saved, the commands will also be saved?

 

TIA,

 

Greg