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Sophos UTM Retirement / EOL announced

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Finally, Sophos announced the EOL of UTM. Interestingly, the EOL does not apply to Sophos UTM AWS....



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    Still a hard pill to swallow... The decision to phase out a superior product in favor of developing this Cyberoam EXPLITIVE DELETED!

    I think my first attempt to replace the UTM will be with Opnsense but I still have a lot of research to do. XG will be a last resort for me, if at all.

    For those that utilized the UTM's SMTP proxy, what's available as a replacement? I haven't come across anything that's free or very low cost for home use. I hate the idea of throwing an email server on the edge even if it does have some spam and anti-virus capabilities.

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    Jeff x said:
    For those that utilized the UTM's SMTP proxy, what's available as a replacement? I haven't come across anything that's free or very low cost for home use.

    NGNIX is open source and can be used as an SMTP mail proxy server. 

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