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UTM configuration with Verizon FIOS

MatthewFord

Trying to setup UTM 9.3 with Verizon FIOS. I currently have connected as follows:

Verizon FIOS router LAN port --> UTM WAN port (eth2) -->UTM LAN port (eth1) --> switch --> Wireless router LAN port (used as access point).

The verizon router is 192.168.1.1 with DHCP enabled for range 192.168.1.100 - .200 (do I need DHCP here?  I do have a couple of devices directly connected to this router bypasing UTM)

I have UTM LAN set to 192.168.1.2.  It seems I may need to enable DHCP here since downstream clients are not getting address from Verizon router.  I tried enabling DHCP with range 192.168.1.10 - .99 with no luck

All subnet masks are 255.255.255.0.  I will need all internal LAN devices to reach each other - a wireless client connected to the router needs to hit a printer connected to the Verizon router, etc.

The wireless router is set to 192.168.1.3 no DHCP thinking it would pick up address from something upstream.

I'm currently not getting internet access downstream of UTM.  Using Tools-->Ping check on UTM I can ping internet addresses by IP but not by name.

Suggestions greatly appreciated.



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    Exactly how is the Sophos UTM set up? Do you have it set up in router/gateway mode (i.e. the default) where the Sophos UTM manages the Internet connection or are you trying to set it up in bridge mode (i.e. requires additional configuration) where the Verizon device manages the Internet connection but the Sophos UTM sits in between the Verizon device and network providing security services without the need for network reconfiguration-ish?
  • 0 in reply to Euphrates
    currently setup in default mode. I want UTM to manage the traffic that flows through it. If I need to reconfigure the network so that all devices connect to it I can. But I will have to have the Verizon Router as the first device since that's how I get to internet.
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  • 0 in reply to Euphrates
    currently setup in default mode. I want UTM to manage the traffic that flows through it. If I need to reconfigure the network so that all devices connect to it I can. But I will have to have the Verizon Router as the first device since that's how I get to internet.
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