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Kommunikation zwischen zwei Netzen (NAT) | Communication between two networks (NAT)

PeterJohn

Hallo Community,

Ich kenne mich leider mit dem Thema Sophos Firewall wenig aus.

Beispieldarstellung:

Ich habe 2 Interfaces (eth2 und eth4 an den vorderen Anschlüssen angeschlossen), welche in der Firewall auch angelegt sind (Interfaces & Routing->Interfaces).

Nennen wir sie Network1 und Network2.

Network1 ist im IP-Bereich: 192.168.178.xxx

Network2 ist im IP-Bereich: 192.168.177.xxx

Wie schaffe ich es, dass ich das zum Beispiel die IP 192.168.178.151 (Network1) mit der IP 192.168.177.2 (Network2) kommunizieren können?

Über eine darstellung mit Hilfe von Bilder würde ich mich sehr freuen

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Hello Community,

I know myself, unfortunately, with the topic of the Sophos Firewall a little off.

Example screen:

I have 2 Interfaces (eth2 and eth4 to the front connectors connected), which in the Firewall are created (Interfaces & Routing>Interfaces). We call them Network1 and Network2.

Network1 is in the range of IP: 192.168.178.xxx

Network2 is in the IP field: 192.168.177.xxx

How can I manage it that I, for example, the IP 192.168.178.151 (Network1) with the IP 192.168.177.2 (Network2) can communicate? 

A representation with the help of pictures I would be very happy

 



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    Hi, Peter, and welcome to the UTM Community!

    (Sorry, my German-speaking brain isn't creating thoughts at present. [:(])

    WebAdmin automatically creates routes between all networks defined on interfaces. All that is needed to allow the two subnets to communicate is a firewall rule like '(Network1, Network2) -> Any -> (Network1, Network2) : Allow'.

    MfG/Cheers - Bob
    PS Yours is an example many should follow. Rather than just post the output of a translation program, you included zuerst was Du auf Deutsch geschrieben hattest. I really think that this kind of participation is admirable - welcome again!
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    Hi, Peter, and welcome to the UTM Community!

    (Sorry, my German-speaking brain isn't creating thoughts at present. [:(])

    WebAdmin automatically creates routes between all networks defined on interfaces. All that is needed to allow the two subnets to communicate is a firewall rule like '(Network1, Network2) -> Any -> (Network1, Network2) : Allow'.

    MfG/Cheers - Bob
    PS Yours is an example many should follow. Rather than just post the output of a translation program, you included zuerst was Du auf Deutsch geschrieben hattest. I really think that this kind of participation is admirable - welcome again!
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