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How to connect two /24 networks

inzane

Hi, 

 

I have trouble figuring this one out. 

 

It is pretty simple :) 

I have 10.95.22.0/24 that i want to connect to 192.168.86.0/24. 

How to configure this in UTM ?

 



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    Hi inzane,

    You will need to configure another interface (or create a vlan) depending on your UTM configuration.

    XG & UTM Architect (Systems: XG v18 & UTM 9.7 - Virtual, HW & SW)
    Curious enough to take it apart, skilled enough to put it back together, Clever enough to hide the extra parts when I'm Done!

  • 0 in reply to Argo

    Hi, Thanks for the reply. 

     

    I think I need to configure another Interface, but how to ?

     

    Cant figure out how to set this properly. 

  • 0 in reply to inzane

    Hi

    you have to set up two interfaces e.g.
    eth0 -> 10.95.22.0/24 and eth2 -> 192.168.86.0/24 in "Interfaces & Routing" -> "Interfaces"
    your eth1 should be your WAN connection.

    Now create a Firewall Rule in "Network Protection" -> "Firewall"

    Sources: eth1 & eth2
    Services: Any
    Destination: eth1 & eth2
    Action: Allow

     

    Greetings

    Thomas

  • 0 in reply to ThomasBachmaier

    Hi, 

     

    No go. 

     

    Eth1 is my WAN IP

    Eth0 is my local network (10.95.22.0)

    Eth2 is local network i want to connect to (192.168.86.0)

     

    Tried with an interface routing but no luck there 

  • 0 in reply to inzane

    Hi,

    Did you create the firewall rule?

    You don't need routing if all interfaces are on the same UTM.

    On the clients in each network set the lokal IP of the UTM as default Gateway

    e.g. 10.95.22.1 on the clients in eth0 and

    192.168.86.1 on the clients in eth2.

     

    Regards

    Thomas

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  • 0 in reply to inzane

    Hi,

    Did you create the firewall rule?

    You don't need routing if all interfaces are on the same UTM.

    On the clients in each network set the lokal IP of the UTM as default Gateway

    e.g. 10.95.22.1 on the clients in eth0 and

    192.168.86.1 on the clients in eth2.

     

    Regards

    Thomas

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