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Connect two operational units over LAN (SOPHOS UTM and SOPHOS XG)

I would like some advice on the best way to connect a SOPHOS UTM and XG over a LAN (rather than WAN) connection.  I will use a separate port on each SOPHOS to connect. I am looking to be able to control connectivity between the separate LAN's.  Should I use a RED connection or just directly route between the two?  Any links to guides would be appreciated.

 

 



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  • Peter,

    if you have a direct link, take an unused port on UTM and configure an IP which is not used in any network and put an IP on UTM interface port. On XG side, put another IP in the same network and create a new zone or use Internal zone. Make sure to create proper firewall on UTM and XG to allow traffic.

    Regards

  • That's what I figure I would try.  Will it automatically route between the LAN's, assuming I have the appropriate firewall rules?

  • Of course. As soon you create a new interface, the routing table is updated with the interface network.

    Of course if you need to advice other routes, you need to add static routes. For example if on UTM you have another network on another Interface (192.168.10.0/24), on XG you need to add a static routing saying "hey, in order to go to 192.168.10.0/24) you need this route (XG interface or UTM IP).

    Regards

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  • Of course. As soon you create a new interface, the routing table is updated with the interface network.

    Of course if you need to advice other routes, you need to add static routes. For example if on UTM you have another network on another Interface (192.168.10.0/24), on XG you need to add a static routing saying "hey, in order to go to 192.168.10.0/24) you need this route (XG interface or UTM IP).

    Regards

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