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Sophos UTM bridge mode

Ross86
Hi,

I have just finished my own Sophos UTM build for my home network, two nics and fanless which I'm very happy with.

I have a Juniper router connected at the edge, I want to test bridge mode in this scenario.

The juniper ports can be configured in switch mode, but am I right in thinking I will need a separate switch?  Does the UTM have to sit between with nothing else connected to the Juniper other than the UTM?

The juniper does the routing and dhcp for my internal lan so how would this work?

Thanks
Ross


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    Hi, you can leave your VLANs on the Juniper if you want, or you can move them inside the UTM if you want them protected by the UTM.

    I don't know what the implications of mixing bridging and VLANs in the UTM are, but I do know the UTM supports VLANs (except VLAN0 and 1).

    Barry
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    Hi, you can leave your VLANs on the Juniper if you want, or you can move them inside the UTM if you want them protected by the UTM.

    I don't know what the implications of mixing bridging and VLANs in the UTM are, but I do know the UTM supports VLANs (except VLAN0 and 1).

    Barry
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