Hi,
I'm looking to use a Sophos UTM as I do on my on-premise site, in AWS. I want to start by replacing both my OpenVPN server and Basic iptables NAT Gateway. With the hope of using it for more in the future.
The only rule i have in iptables is masquerade all to eth1.
I have a Private/Public VPC, in which i've dropped the UTM in the public subnet, in which the 0.0.0.0/0 route goes to Amazon's internet gateway (IGW).
At the moment, my private routing table has the route 0.0.0.0/0 -> Interface of iptables NAT Instance. I have swapped that for the interface of the UTM, but that doesn't work yet - so i switched back.
I've tried adding a NAT Masquerade rule but that doesn't work from eth1 (internal only IP) to eth0 (internal IP but has public elastic ip).
To me it seems i need two interfaces, one that only has a private IP, and another that has a public and Masquerade private eth1 -> eth0. But i can't even get that to work.
Does anyone have some basic steps/help to get a UTM setup as a route/outbound nat gateway in AWS?
I can't find on the internet a solid guide on what I want to do.
The VPC is a /16 CIDR block, the private Interface below is in a private subnet attached to the private routing table (/28 CIDR). The public interface below is in a public subnet attached to the public routing table (another /28 CIDR).
Cheers
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