Hi All,
I was running my Sophos UTM with the below config on a HP N54L with 2 NIC's quite well. I backed the UTM up and restored it onto my Dell T320 with 2NIC's but I am now having an issue with VLAN's which I am pretty sure has something to do with VMWare but thought I would ask here instead of the VMWare communities as it is more than likely now a config issue between the UTM and ESXi.
The UTM VM is as follows:
- 2vCPU's
- 4GB Ram
- 100GB HDD
- Network Adapter 1: VMNIC0 VM Network Physical Switch Port 0/9
- Network Adapter 2: VMNIC1 NBN
Within the Networking section of VMWare I have:
- VM Network With the UTM on ETH0 with VLAN ID 4095
- NBN with the UTM on ETH1 with VLAN ID 0
I have 2 VLAN's setup on my Ubiquiti Edge Lite 24 Port Switch:
- The ESX Host / VMNIC0 on Physical Switch Port 0/9 with VLAN ID 1 (Main allow all areas / adults access) and VLAN ID 50 (Kids extremely content filtered access)
Within the UTM --> Interfaces & Routing --> Interfaces I have:
- Internal VMNic0 / ETH0 192.168.1.x/24
- Kids VLAN VMNic0 / ETH0 192.168.44.x/24 VLAN TAG: 50
- NBN / VNNic1 / ETH1 Public.ip.address/32 with a default gateway set to the public.default.gateway
Prior to the ESX host, if I jumped onto a tagged VLAN50 port I would get IP and be able to access the internet
Post ESX Host, If I jump onto a tagged VLAN50 port, I fail to get IP. If I statically assign an IP on the 192.168.44.x subnet I can't even ping the gateway (UTM)
It is not passing VLAN traffic or getting DHCP; Does anybody have any ideas since this was working when it was a physical UTM and not a VM.
P.S On a side note does anybody know what Guest OS I should be using? I read on Sophos that I need to be running SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 (64-Bit) But I am getting the following warning message within VMWare: The configured guest OS (SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 (64-bit) for this virtual machine does not match the guest that is currently running.
Thanks
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