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DNS Issues RED 10 and UTM 220

classic72
I am setting up our first RED. I believe everything is configured properly and I have all green lights on the RED 10. The client behind the RED 10 is properly getting it's IP config via DHCP, but when it comes to actually connecting browsing the web I am not able to. In addition, I can't ping any local stations ar out main office even when using an IP.

Our Main Office IP is setup DHCP for 192.168.100.100 - 200  / 24
Our Satellite Office IP is setup DHCP for 192.168.100.201-226 / 24

The Main UTM Internal IP is 192.168.100.1 and it handles our DNS.
The Satellite RED 10 Internal IP is 192.168.100.2

I have our satellite office RED 10 network setup for the DNS server to be the RED 10 Device (192.168.100.2)... is that correct? 

Not sure where this is failing since I am getting full DHCP info on the RED 10 satellite office computers perfectly.


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    Since you have both in the same subnet, did you configure a bridge? 
    Also did you configure firewall rules allowing traffic?

    Managing several Sophos firewalls both at work and at some home locations, dedicated to continuously improve IT-security and feeling well helping others with their IT-security challenges.

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    Since you have both in the same subnet, did you configure a bridge? 
    Also did you configure firewall rules allowing traffic?

    Managing several Sophos firewalls both at work and at some home locations, dedicated to continuously improve IT-security and feeling well helping others with their IT-security challenges.

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    The firewall rules are configured.

    I saw the info on bridging last night. Our branches will all be on the same subnet since this is really going to be more used for when a couple of employees are working from home or traveling.

    The problem I am running into is when I go to the bridge settings the RED devices are not listed (e.g. no NICS for the RED Devices). The only ones are eth2 eth3 eth4 and eth5 for our primary UTM. Our internal UTM network is eth1 and then WAN is eth0 and those are not listed either.

    Do I have to do something to get the NICS of the RED device listed and do I bridge them with a NIC on the UTM or just with each other? I am somewhat paranoid of bringing our the network down at our main office with this bridging being completed improperly.
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