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IPv6 WebServer

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I didn´t figure out how to create a IPv6 WebServer.

Is that true? Is not possible to create a IPv6 WebServer?

Regards,



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    Hi,

    same issue here, XG310 running SFOS 17.1.3 MR-3

    It seems there is no way how to set up web server protection for IPv6-based webserver :-(   Any advice or workaround from Sophos?

    Best Regards,

    Jan

     

     

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    Hi Jan,

    a work around, but not nice is to put a small UTM in front of your XG.

    A 10 user licence would be required for maybe 2 years until the XG gets up to speed.  You could ask your ISP for a /29 IP4 so that you could setup a UTM rule without a NAT for the XG access.

    The UTM would,

    1/. manage your IPv6 access and address management

    2/. allow the other functions within the XG to be fully utilised.

    Ian

     

    Additional thoughts. Put the temporary UTM on a VM if you have the capacity (2 cpu, 4gb and 60gb, two or three NICs) which you can return to the pool after the XG catches up. Further you could try negotiating a discount on the UTM licence based on the limitations of the XG.

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  • 0 in reply to Jan Valdman

    Hi Jan,

    a work around, but not nice is to put a small UTM in front of your XG.

    A 10 user licence would be required for maybe 2 years until the XG gets up to speed.  You could ask your ISP for a /29 IP4 so that you could setup a UTM rule without a NAT for the XG access.

    The UTM would,

    1/. manage your IPv6 access and address management

    2/. allow the other functions within the XG to be fully utilised.

    Ian

     

    Additional thoughts. Put the temporary UTM on a VM if you have the capacity (2 cpu, 4gb and 60gb, two or three NICs) which you can return to the pool after the XG catches up. Further you could try negotiating a discount on the UTM licence based on the limitations of the XG.

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