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Bypass All Traffic Scanning For Particular Network

CWanamaker
Is there any way in the UTM to bypass traffic to/from a specific network from all scanning? We're having issues with VOIP even though we've added specific rules in the QOS, Firewall, IP, ATP, Content Filtering, ect.

Basically, I just want to make sure that all traffic is being passed for the voice network without any kind of inspection that could cause a delay


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    Kind of sounds like your kind of randomly flailing, hoping something sticks.  I suggest that you first begin reviewing logs, before turning everything off.  Then a TCPDump might be in order to see what the VOIP traffic is doing.
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    Kind of sounds like your kind of randomly flailing, hoping something sticks.  I suggest that you first begin reviewing logs, before turning everything off.  Then a TCPDump might be in order to see what the VOIP traffic is doing.
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  • 0 in reply to Scott_Klassen
    Actually, I am dealing with Mitel who insists that the VQ issues are because of our firewall. They only ever deal with businesses that have SonicWall or Cisco and have never heard of Sophos - so they automatically blame the unknown firewall because they don't have a document that tells them how to deal with it.

    Basically, I was just looking for a way to ensure that all VOIP traffic was simply passing through the firewall without being inspected or scanned so I could show Mitel.

    Personally, I don't see anything in the logs that would indicate a LAN/Firewall issue - but I always like to make 100% sure that I can prove that beyond any reasonable doubt