Hello all.
Going to drop a couple things all in at the same time. I did some Searches but came up with things from months ago, so I can't get a handle on what's been fixed.
We're a new Silver partner and getting started with some self-builds on SFF boxes. They test out great and the product works fine.
Some speed bumps I would love to get ironed out:
We are used to Untangle where you could drop it in as a transparent bridge, and still have good protection. When I roll these out to clients, and to test, I don't want to rip and replace right off the bat. I would love to drop this behind the router, in front of the switch, but can't seem to get my head around these DHCP issues.
DHCP Relay doesn't seem to work - at all. Configured everything as expected in services and interfaces. It's a great UI! We're not dumb to this stuff. Nothing passes to the internal interface. None of the client can see any response to DHCP query. So we tried to punch in a DHCP server as well, thinking that the Relay needed a separate server. Nope - red text says only one thing allowed.
If I do a scratch install and say Enable DHCP, it works like a champ. We're using a standard cable modem (Comcast/Florida) and normally these things are not an issue. But I don't want just the UTM by itself, we want to pass traffic. The Bridge aspect of the system confused me, as well. I don't want to bond both interfaces together.
1. What's the magic process to let the existing Router's DHCP pass through to the internal interface? [[:)]]
2. What's the process to enable Google services? When I test with just the UTM / No router, web traffic passes. Google Drive shows Can't Connect. Dropbox and other apps have no problems. I saw another post able adding a 4 or 5 block list of domains to the whitelist and that looks easy enough. Do you just roll through the live logs looking for blocks, and put them into the pass list? Starting off with lots of restrictions wasn't really the way I wanted to go. I'm thinking integration issues with paid client engagements. I would massively prefer everything being tracked and logged, then we could tighten it down as time goes on.
3. SIP! None of our phones work. I was not able to get any combination of Services, Firewall or VOIP dropped into either the 30 day trial or the Essentials product to get it to pass traffic. We use Vonage TA's and I have some OBi stuff I wanted to plug in at some point.
Thanks for all assistance! I don't mind getting the process down - once. [[:)]] if this is going to be a thing on every single client engagement, I'm not so sure how it's going to fly.
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