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I made the Physical ETH1 the LAN gateway Port with an IP of 192.168.2.1Ī added a Virtual Ethernet Port to the VM and had it obtain an IP address VIA DHCP (From the Cable Modem)ĮTH0 (NAS Port) Is plugged into a switch shared on my LAN (Switch LAN)ĮTH1 (UTM and Virtual ETH) is plugged into a separate switch (Switch WAN) I made the Physical ETH0 the NAS Port with an IP of 192.168.68.100 I had addressed this in one of my posts in the SmallNetBuilder forums. Still TBD once things settle down on the 451 though.

PS: If I was making the buying decision today I probably would have spent the extra $150 for the TS-453-Pro just to have the extra Physical ethernet ports and the extra cores for the VM. I will put the UTM in front of the whole household once the Initial RSYNC backups and Raid5 Sync finishes and report back. I have bumped my head on CPU a couple of times and gotten just above 80% memory utilization. Make Sure you set the IP/Netmask and Gateway for your existing network or be prepared to do a physical connection on the default subnet (192.168.2.x) with the UTM GUI being at 192.168.2.100:4444Ī single host passing traffic through the UTM Select Console and follow the DOS prompts

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ition.aspxĬheck email and download iso and check email for lic file (attached as txt to the email)ĭownload and copy Sophos UTM iso to VMs folder Go here and get your Sophos Home UTM lic.

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So these are my initial impressions and destructions (sic) on how to get a Sophos UTM Gateway (home lic) up and running as a VM on a TS-451 and acting as a both our family NAS and UTM gateway to protect the kids and the rest of the home assets from brain cramps:Įnded up picking up a TS-451 for $499 and a 4GB mem module for $39ĭrives in, up and running in 15m including the mem swap. Ultimately settled on the TS-451 from a pure price perspective thinking it 'should be enough' to run as both a NAS and a UTM gateway.

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There are probably about 12 different open source or freeware UTM gateways out there but it had to be simple, free and be able to leverage the new QNAP NAS's with virtualization to make a value prop for not doing separate devices. The whole TS-x51 and TS-x53 intrigued me.

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It wasn't very seemless, and we ended up switching to a separate OpenVPN solution.So was looking at a replacement for my ReadyNAS Pro 6 and facing buying a new lic for my sonicwall for my home. Our users ran into a lot of issues with the client disconnecting and reconnecting at intervals. S2S VPN is probably a bit easier to set up, as it's all mostly on one screen now, but you do lose some of the object reuse based stuff as I mentioned above. Application Filtering just feels like a mess to me. Web Filtering I think I like a bit more in XG than UTM, but they both still feel awkward. Web filtering and Application filtering are quite a bit different. The shared objects were amazing, and while there's still a bit of that in XG, it's not anywhere like it was in UTM, which is sad.įirewall rules are similar to set up, so no big difference there. UTM and XG have a few similarities, but they're quite a bit different. I would highly recommend spinning up an XG VM if you can to play with it before switching. r/talesfromtechsupport - Support stories from the trenches r/sysadmin - General Sysadmin topics and rants r/aww - For your support-related relief needs

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