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RED on an Interface NOT used as default gateway route

bjoern.wekerle
Hello,

we want to use an additional interface for the Red devices. Our default GW is using a different interface, so we setted up the following:

-Policy Gateway Route with source interface: any, Source network: [IPexclusiveREDinterface], Service: any, Destination Network: any, Gateway: [IPnexthopREDinterface]
-RED Setup using the [IPexclusiveREDinterface] as UTM Hostname

The RED10 connects to our UTM. I can ping the Ethernet Interface of the RED..but I can't reach all the Layer 2 devices behind the RED...

We do have some other reds connected over another interface, so right now we want to use two red connecting interfaces. These reds are working properly.


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    Thanks, Bjoern.

    In the Policy Route:
    [LIST=1]Is the subnet in the 'Source Network' the one on eth2 or the one on reds6?
    • Please confirm that the Host definition in 'Gateway' has 'Interface: >'.
    [/LIST]
    Cheers - Bob
     
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    Thanks, Bjoern.

    In the Policy Route:
    [LIST=1]Is the subnet in the 'Source Network' the one on eth2 or the one on reds6?
    • Please confirm that the Host definition in 'Gateway' has 'Interface: >'.
    [/LIST]
    Cheers - Bob
     
    Sophos UTM Community Moderator
    Sophos Certified Architect - UTM
    Sophos Certified Engineer - XG
    Gold Solution Partner since 2005
    MediaSoft, Inc. USA
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    Hello,

    to question 1: the subnet in picture 3 is the ip address bounded to eth2.
    to question 2: Gateway entry on pciture 3 ist the next hop of the ISP's router directly to the itnernet...was that your question?


    Thank you for your assistance!
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