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SG210 - adding a FTTP connection for all traffic except VOIP

Paul Kavanagh

Hi,

We have a Sophos SG210 UTM which has 1 NIC configured for Internal LAN and another NIC configured for a FTTC DSL WAN connection. Until now this WAN connection has been used for all internet traffic (Browsing, 365 Exchange Online, Site-Site IPSEC VPN, Remote Dial in SSL VPN).

We now have a 100/100 mbps FTTP WAN connection available and we would like to use this connection for everything except our VOIP phones - we would like to dedicate the FTTC connection for just the phones.

I have configured NIC 5 with the PPPoE details of the FTTP connection but haven't enabled it yet. Uplink balancing was automatically enabled when I added this configuration with both FTTC & FTTP connections set as Active Interfaces.

Do I need to setup Multipath Rules to achieve what I have outlined above?

Any info to give me a head start would be greatly appreciated. 

Thanks in advance for any help offered!

Paul.



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    Haigh Paul and welcome to the UTM Community!

    Yes, two Multipath rules:

    1. {phones} -> {your VoIP ports or Any} -> Internet IPv4 : Bind to FTTC
    2. Any -> Any -> Internet IPv4 : bind to FTTP

    Depending on your VoIP provider, you may want to have them route traffic to you to the FTTP connection if the FTTC connection is non-responsive.

    Cheers - Bob

     
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    Haigh Paul and welcome to the UTM Community!

    Yes, two Multipath rules:

    1. {phones} -> {your VoIP ports or Any} -> Internet IPv4 : Bind to FTTC
    2. Any -> Any -> Internet IPv4 : bind to FTTP

    Depending on your VoIP provider, you may want to have them route traffic to you to the FTTP connection if the FTTC connection is non-responsive.

    Cheers - Bob

     
    Sophos UTM Community Moderator
    Sophos Certified Architect - UTM
    Sophos Certified Engineer - XG
    Gold Solution Partner since 2005
    MediaSoft, Inc. USA
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