ISP public network to Sophos WAN Port

What about adding 1.1.1.3 as an additional IP on the external interface and then use this additional address in a DNAT rule to forward traffic to the desired host?

Hi, Thank you for the feedback. But that is the purpose of the story. I do not want to have a NAT in between. These are devices such as SIP PBX or VPN gateway router

Hi, Thank you for the feedback. But that is the purpose of the story. I do not want to have a NAT in between. These are devices such as SIP PBX or VPN gateway router

Then you could bridge external interface with another interface, connect a device to the bridged port and configure the right IP.

Thank you so much! that helped me. :)

how is it when I get assigned a new network from my ISP. Where do I enter the new network? under additional addresses?

No, once you bridge your external interface with another and connect other devices to the bridged interface, you have to edit the other devices ip-settings on that device itself. It's just like your the UTM's bridged ports have become a mini-switch.

However you do need to add firewall rules, since traffic is traveling interfaces firewall rules are needed!

Namaste Singh Varinder and welcome to the UTM Community!

It sounds like what you want is a "transfer network."  Say your public IP is 217.41.31.21 and your ISP gives you a subnet like 217.41.31.128/29.  Ask your ISP to route that subnet to your primary address and then make an interface named "DMZ" with 217.41.31.128/29 on another NIC.  Now, you can have servers defined with 217.41.31.129-135 IPs that are protected by your firewall and IPS.  You now only need to make a firewall rule like 'Internet IPv6 -> Web Surfing -> DMZ (Network) : Allow'.  WebAdmin configures the routes automatically.

Cheers - Bob