Knowledge Base

This article describes how to implement a full Active/Active HA Sophos XG on Azure. The deployment makes use of the new Azure standard load balancer with its HA ports feature for outbound load distribution.

This article describes the steps to configure a site to site IPsec VPN with multiple SAs to a route based Azure VPN gateway.

This article provides the information to convert a trial license to a paid license on Microsoft Azure.

This article describes how to deploy the Sophos XG Firewall into an existing virtual network on Microsoft Azure. The procedure will use the Sophos published ARM template on github.

This article details how to deploy the Sophos XG Firewall DMZ in Microsoft Azure using a dual NIC architecture. This architecture has the benefit of being able to use Sophos Synchronized Security.

This article describes the steps to create an object for IPv4 Internet addresses group on XG Firewall deployed on Microsoft Azure.

This documentation covers how to configure a Sophos XG firewall in Azure with multiple public IP addresses. There are two main steps to complete this:

This article describes the steps to deploy high availability (HA) in Microsoft Azure.

Microsoft Azure supports two types of VPN Gateway: Route-based and policy-based. To use IKEv2, you must select the route-based Azure VPN Gateway. This article describes the steps to create a route-based Site-to-Site IPsec VPN to Microsoft Azure.

This article describes the steps to increase data disk capacity for Sophos XG on Azure.