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Bridge with two NICs

mrbostn
Hi, I'm testing the UTM in a corporate setting. Sophos UTM sits behind a Sonicwall. My Sophos UTM has two NICs.

I'd like to put Sophos in a bridge-but since one NIC was used for management bridging is not available.

Is there a workaround without putting a 3rd NIC in? 
I have eth0, and eth1.

Thank you


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    Sorry for the confusion. When I say managment i mean during install Sophos asked what NIC I want to use for webadmin. I chose eth0.

    So everything installs. I go to Bridge and only eth1 is listed. Without two NICs to choose I can't bridge.

    I don't have vlans.
  • 0 in reply to mrbostn
    I haven't used a bridge, but from reading the help you should be able create a bridge using the two interfaces. The utm will keep its ip address and still be accessible after the bridge is created.

    Ian
  • 0 in reply to RFCat_vk_01
    I haven't used a bridge, but from reading the help you should be able create a bridge using the two interfaces. The utm will keep its ip address and still be accessible after the bridge is created.

    Ian


    I read that. I'll keep digging. Thank you for the help.
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  • 0 in reply to RFCat_vk_01
    I haven't used a bridge, but from reading the help you should be able create a bridge using the two interfaces. The utm will keep its ip address and still be accessible after the bridge is created.

    Ian


    I read that. I'll keep digging. Thank you for the help.
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