Logging and reporting shows traffic from just one user

Question

Hi All, 
 I am very new to networking and also to Sophos UTM. I just installed Sophos yesterday and everything else seems to be working fine except Logging and Reporting --> Web protection shows traffic generated by just one user. Here is my setup: 
 I have Verizon Fios router & modem where I disabled the wireless functionality and I put modem into DMZ to a WAN port(eth1) of my Sophos UTM. I have wireless router attached to my internal network (eth0). All wired and wireless traffic is distributed from that ASUS wireless router. When I see the web report, I see that all traffic is coming from 192.168.2.2 but my wireless router address is 192.168.3.1 
 Is there anything I can do so that traffic is correctly captured in UTM? Is there any way to display machine name traffic generated from instead of IP address? because it it very difficult to relate the machine name to IP address. 
 
 I am also concerned about one and only firewall rule I have created looking at some tutorial. I have Internal Network --> Any --> Any rule setup. I heard that it is like disabling the firewall altogether. Can you please suggest what can I do to make it more stricter? 
 I also have two Masq rules: 
 External (WAN) (address) --> Internal 
 Internal (Network) --> External (WAN) 
 Is this the correct Masq rule. 
 I appreciate it. 
 
 Thanks

BAlfson · Answer

Once you get the hang of WebAdmin, you'll really like this. The preferred topology is: [Internal Wireless Devices]<-->[Wireless Switch]<-->[UTM]<-->Internet To make a "Wireless Switch" out of your wireless router can be done in two different ways. Some will allow you to put the router in bridge mode. With others, you just tape over the WAN port and connect one of the LAN ports to the UTM instead. In any case, you will want to disable DHCP on the wireless router and have the UTM do DHCP. I assumed that you had searched here and come up with the preferred approach, so you're right that my first response above was off base. Also, if you want to have your devices identified by name in Reporting, you will want to have DHCP use Host Definitions to assign static IPs. Note that all statically-assigned IPs must be outside the dynamic range of your DHCP server definition. Cheers -Bob