![]() ![]() Now here's what i'd really would like to do,Ĭable modem - pfSense(firewall/nat1) - SophosUTM(proxy/nat2) - (LAN) I stumbled upon SophosUTM, which i really like and have already replaced the FTMG setup. Now here are the questions about what to do to get the VPN working:ġ. should i terminate the VPN at the pfSense box, or the SophosUTM box?Ģa. if i terminate the VPN at the pfSense box, what ports and protocols do i forward to pass through the SophosUTM so that i can access the LAN?Ģb. if i terminate the VPN at the SophosUTM box, what ports and protocols to i pass through the pfSense box so that I can access the LAN? However, this time, pfSense and SophosUTM are on different networks, pfSense on it's own, while the SophoseUTM box bridges the pfSense box and the LAN. If i were to do this, how would i reconcile having two ports on the SophosUTM box? would i just team them and point to the pfSense box as the gateway? The other option is this is the simple approach,Ĭable modem - pfSense/SophosUTM(proxy)/(LAN) I am sure i will get responses about how i don't need two, and i can just use one, and while i appreciate this suggestion, that's not what i am looking to do.
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