The only reason I was puzzled was how it’s picking up the firewall vendor and MAC address. In firewall I set the LAN to WAN as per the DHCP setting above and it seems to connect. In system/hosts and services I set the DHCP IPv6 as the fe80. Although Sophos guides say RA can be enabled in bridge but no interface option shows from the drop down menu. When I close it the IP addresses show as 192.168. Under interface, network: the bridged IPv6 is DHCP, auto, stateless and that gives the gateway ip below as fe80. If I may provide some additional information and perhaps you may recognize any configuration issue:ġ. Thank you for the advice and I agree it’s a challenge to advise when not fully aware of the configuration. However, I never touched the USG firewall assuming that any default values won’t be anything significant and I had not added any either. As a result there is no “interface” to select for RAĮdit: I have firewall rules set up on the Sophos XG and they work fine. However the Sophos seems to get an IPv6 for gateway but does not do anything with it. I had used the settings from your article in setting up the USG and that worked fine and addresses were being handed out (used 56 instead of 64). Anyone with Unifi experience can advise please? - I haven’t had issues but perhaps this is the stumbling block?Ģ.
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Yes it seems you flag an important issue, the firewall is not disabled on the USG and actually I confess I don’t know how to do that yet and I have not added any rules to it so whatever is there is probably some default values.
Hence, offload that task to another device, in this case the Sophos XG.ġ.
The rationale is simple: the IPS/IDS on USG slows it down to a crawl or at best a tenth of a gigabit connection. Some users have succeeded in putting the Sophos as the bump in the middle to manage the firewall aspect. Using Ubiquiti Unifi creates an almost OCD infatuation with seeing all the data points lit up on the admin dashboard: the USG, switch and APs.
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