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internal Network can't reach Public IP

Elvis Altherr

Hi all

I recently bought a Sophos SG115w Firewall and everything works fine expect the following:

I have a internal Network 192.168.1.0/24 with fixed ip Addresses and now i have to problem that i can't access the Public IP 62.2.208.170 from within the internal network even i added a Rule to allow this (see Attachments)

If a do a telnet to the Public Address or a Web Access a Timeout Occurs

Same with the Webaccess

What I'm doing wrong?

In the Log the Access seems ok but it doesn't work

 

 



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    Can we see how your interfaces are configured?

     

    It looks like you have LAN to Firewall but the Firewall looks like a device not a WAN, try switching it from firewall to any, this will only allow traffic on the LAN to talk out to any not the other way around, you can also tighten it up later once you got it working by setting what protocols can talk out.  Or set the LAN to WAN any, a pic of your interfaces, NAT would help us help you.

    Also what do you mean an internal network with fixed IP's, Static?  They will only remain static internally. 

    Also there is a good setup and go article here: techbast.com/.../perform-a-basic-configuration-sophos-utm-in-12-simple-steps.html

    Respectfully, 

     

    Badrobot

     

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  • +1

    Can we see how your interfaces are configured?

     

    It looks like you have LAN to Firewall but the Firewall looks like a device not a WAN, try switching it from firewall to any, this will only allow traffic on the LAN to talk out to any not the other way around, you can also tighten it up later once you got it working by setting what protocols can talk out.  Or set the LAN to WAN any, a pic of your interfaces, NAT would help us help you.

    Also what do you mean an internal network with fixed IP's, Static?  They will only remain static internally. 

    Also there is a good setup and go article here: techbast.com/.../perform-a-basic-configuration-sophos-utm-in-12-simple-steps.html

    Respectfully, 

     

    Badrobot

     

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