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NAT Rules vers exceeds license

zeus1976
Hello Together,

I'm working with the Sophos UTM Home. Since I did the NAT Rules I have the follow problem:

- My License will be allways exceeds and I don't know why. I don't have so many IP's (devices).

Situation:
The NAT Rules is configured that we can access my Photo Stations from the Port 4441 (Name: DMZ_NAS_Port) and will be transferred to the port 443 internal. (PAT)

I couldn't change the port from the HTTPS in the Photo Stations.

Attachments:
- Picture 1: IP Adresse exceeded
- Picture 2: NAT rules
- Picture 3: NAT rules in detail

Following questions:
1. Why the license exceeded when i configured the NAT Rules? Is that an attack?
2. Is the NAT Rules correct?
3. Why I can't change the Port HTTPS in the Photo Stations? Bug?
4. Do you know another Gallery for the Synology?

Thank you very much for your help.

Best regards


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    Hi,

    ESXi will run better than Workstation due to it's design and lack of having to share resources with a general-purpose host OS.

    Yes, the UTM can run in ESXi.

    You probably can import to ESXi from Workstation, but make sure you use VMXNet3 NICs in the VM.

    I don't know if ESXi supports Realtek, but I'd recommend Intel or Broadcom NICs.

    Barry
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    Hi,

    ESXi will run better than Workstation due to it's design and lack of having to share resources with a general-purpose host OS.

    Yes, the UTM can run in ESXi.

    You probably can import to ESXi from Workstation, but make sure you use VMXNet3 NICs in the VM.

    I don't know if ESXi supports Realtek, but I'd recommend Intel or Broadcom NICs.

    Barry
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