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Using the other eth ports

I apologize in advanced for the newbie question.

I have an SG125>9.306-6
One ISP into eth1
10.10.10.0 LAN on eth0
Firewall is set to hand out DHCP.

How do I enable ports eth2-eth7 so that I can plug in a device and have it receive an IP address from the firewall so that it can access the internet.

In Interfaces and Routing I do not have a bridging option, all that is available to me is the ability to create a LAG group.

Would creating the LAG group achieve what I want to do?

Thank you

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0 BarryG over 10 years ago

Do you want to use your existing LAN, or setup new LANs / DMZs?

If the latter, you'd click "New Interface", setup a new network, DHCP, DNS, MASQ, etc.

Barry
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0 TheDrew over 10 years ago

Afternoon,

Sounds like your thinking along the same lines as how consumer routers do where all 4-8 ports are acting essentially like a miniature switch?

Basically all you need to do is create a bridge interface on the UTM, attach the chosen ports to the bridge, assign an IP address to the bridge, then setup the interface for access (firewall rules, filtering, DHCP, etc). It's a bit trickier if you want to include the pre-configured LAN port into the bridge as you'll temporarily have to access the UTM from the WAN port (or another temporarily created port) while you destroy the existing LAN port and create the new bridge.
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Using the other eth ports

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