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OSPF - Can't add an Area (0.0.0.0) without Authentication.

ArielAntigua

 I'm always getting "You must select Authentication" when leaving "none" in the drop down menu.

If I try to use authentication, there is not option for the key. Anyone with a workaround for this?

This is a VM in the same network with other devices talking OSPF, there is an UTM9 there working great.



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    The WAN of my XG is connected to a VLAN where there are others devices(routers) and one of them is in charge of the Internet connection.

    To solve this you only need to get into the SSH of the XG and select Option 3 -> Option 1 -> Option 2 (Configure OSPF).

    In there, the command are the same as Quagga.

    router ospf

    ospf router-id 172.31.99.5

    log-adjacency-changes

    redistribute connected

    network 172.31.99.0/29 area 0.0.0.0

    !

    The second part is to enable the services in the WAN (enable Ping and Dynamic Routing).

       System    > Network    > Zone

    Edit the WAN and ready to go.

    Now I'm going to replace the UTM with the XG!

  • 0 in reply to ArielAntigua
    Ariel,
    let us know once you have replaced UTM with XG your experience. Also give us more info on what kind of configuration you have on this customer (i do not think you have ospf at home).
    So for example if you use WAF, IPS, how many users, AD integration and so on.

    At moment only few people have migrated to XG.

    Thanks in advance.

    Luk
  • 0 in reply to lferrara

    Hi Luk,

    Yes, this is my "home network", I normally test solutions at home that we are planing to implement at work. That's Why I run OSPF and BGP at home (take a look at http://dn42.net ).

    Sorry but when I say "migrated from UTM" is a bit wrong, I have UTM 9 running for only a few weeks and I'm not that familiar with it. I'm coming from Fotigate, Cisco ASA and SonicWalls, I really love the way the services (Web filter, IPS rules and others are applied to the rules, is like Fortigate).

    I just remove a Fortigate 40C from my home network in favor of Sophos XG.

    I think that in a few months I'll be running XG at work.

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    Hi Luk,

    Yes, this is my "home network", I normally test solutions at home that we are planing to implement at work. That's Why I run OSPF and BGP at home (take a look at http://dn42.net ).

    Sorry but when I say "migrated from UTM" is a bit wrong, I have UTM 9 running for only a few weeks and I'm not that familiar with it. I'm coming from Fotigate, Cisco ASA and SonicWalls, I really love the way the services (Web filter, IPS rules and others are applied to the rules, is like Fortigate).

    I just remove a Fortigate 40C from my home network in favor of Sophos XG.

    I think that in a few months I'll be running XG at work.

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