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Want to allow remote users to access these zones in this example. Enter a name. Specify the source and destination zones as follows and click Apply: Name Example settings Source zones VPN Destination zones LANDMZ Here's an example: Note Under advanced settings for IPsec (remote access), if you select Use as default gateway, the Sophos Connect client sends all traffic, including traffic to the internet, from the remote user through the tunnel. To allow this traffic, you must additionally set the Destination zone to WAN in the firewall rule. Allow access to services You must allow access to services, such as the user portal and ping from VPN. Go to Administration > Device access. Select the checkbox under User portal for the following: WAN Wi-Fi This allows users to sign in to the user portal and download the Sophos Connect client. We recommend that you only allow temporary access from the WAN. Select the checkboxes for VPN under the following: User portal: Allows remote users to access the user portal through VPN. Optional: DNS: Allows remote users to resolve domain names through VPN if you've specified DNS resolution through the firewall. Optional: Ping/Ping6: Allows remote users to check VPN connectivity with the firewall. Click Apply. Configure Sophos Connect client on endpoint devices Users must install the Sophos Connect client on their endpoint devices and import the .scx file to the client. You can download the Sophos Connect client installers from the Sophos Firewall web admin console and share these with users. Alternatively, users can download the Sophos Connect client from the user portal as follows: Sign in to the user portal. Click VPN. Under Sophos Connect client, click one of the following options: Download for Windows Download for macOS Click the downloaded Sophos Connect client. You can then see it in the system tray of your endpoint device. Click the three dots button in the upper-right corner, click Import connection, and select the .scx file your administrator has sent. Sign in using your user portal credentials. Enter the verification code if two-factor authentication is required. IPsec remote access connection will be established between the client and Sophos Firewall.

VPN and user portals VPN portal Remote access VPN Always use the following permalink when referencing this page. It will remain unchanged in future help versions. You can establish a remote access IPsec VPN connection between your endpoint and your organization's network. You must download the Sophos Connect client. Import the IPsec configuration file your administrator provides. Supported endpoints You can use the Sophos Connect client to establish the connection from the following endpoints: Windows 10 and 11 devices macOS 10.13 and later You can't use the Sophos Connect client to establish the connection from the following endpoints: Linux devices Mobile devices You can use a third-party VPN client for these endpoints. Windows and macOSiOS You can establish remote access IPsec VPN connections between your Windows or macOS device and your organization's network. Download the Sophos Connect client Sign in to the VPN portal. Go to VPN. Under Sophos Connect client, do as follows: Windows devices: Click Download for Windows. macOS devices: Click Download for macOS. Click the downloaded file to install the Sophos Connect client on your device. You can see the client on your desktop. Double-click the client. You can then see it in the tray in the lower-right corner for Windows and the upper-right corner for macOS devices. Import the configuration file to the client Your administrator will share the `.scx' configuration file with you. Click the Sophos Connect client in the tray on your endpoint and click Import connection. Select the .scx configuration file your administrator has shared with you. Here's an example of a connection: Click Connect to sign in. Enter your VPN portal credentials. Enter the verification code if you're prompted for two-factor authentication. Click Sign in. This establishes the remote access IPsec VPN connection. Future connections are established automatically. Tip If tunnels that

Always use the following permalink when referencing this page. It will remain unchanged in future help versions. You can enable remote users to connect to the network securely over the internet using remote access SSL VPN connections. Users can establish IPv4 and IPv6 SSL VPN connections. These connections use OpenVPN. Remote access requires digital certificates and a username and password. Go to Remote access VPN > SSL VPN. Click SSL VPN global settings to specify settings for all remote access SSL VPN policies. See SSL VPN global settings. Click Add to create an SSL VPN remote access policy. Alternatively, click Assistant to launch the SSL VPN remote access assistant and configure the policy. Additionally, you can do the following: Click Logs to see the logs. Click Download client to download the Sophos Connect client and share it with users. Alternatively, users can download the client from the user portal. Currently, the Sophos Connect client doesn't support some endpoint devices. See Compatibility with Sophos Connect client. Warning The legacy SSL VPN client reached end-of-life. It doesn't appear for download on the user portal any longer. Configure remote access SSL VPN connections To allow remote access to your network through the Sophos Connect client using an SSL connection, do as follows: Go to Remote access VPN > SSL VPN. Click SSL VPN global settings, specify the settings, and click Apply. Go to SSL VPN and add preconfigured users and groups. This creates a .ovpn configuration file, which appears on the user portal

This discussion has been locked. You can no longer post new replies to this discussion. If you have a question you can start a new discussion Ch Waxenberger over 4 years ago Hello,how can i download the ssl vpn config for other users in the admin control center to prepare a notebook for multiple users?I'm using a XG135 with SFOS 18.0.3.Thanks a lot. This thread was automatically locked due to age. Cancel 0 FormerMember over 4 years ago Hi Ch Waxenberger,Thank you for reaching out to the Community! Check out the following documents; consider using Connect Client 2.0 to leverage the bulk deployment feature with the provisioning file.Release note and download: document: file: Cancel Vote Up 0 Vote Down Cancel 0 Ch Waxenberger over 4 years ago in reply to FormerMember Hi ,thank you for the suggestion.That was my first approach to solve the problem but with sophos connect client i have the problem that rdp connections are not reliable as discussed here: the moment i switch back to ssl vpn and hope for sophos fixing the rdp problems with sophos connect.Greets Christian Cancel Vote Up 0 Vote Down Cancel

Data to your appliance. Select a Protocol. You must use the same protocol when you configure Firepower to send data to your appliance. Click Save. We create the integration and it appears in your list. In the integration details, you can see the port number for the appliance. You'll need this later when you configure Firepower to send data to it. It might take a few minutes for the appliance image to be ready. Deploy the appliance Restriction If you're using ESXi, the OVA file is verified with Sophos Central, so it can only be used once. If you have to deploy another VM, you must create an OVA file again in Sophos Central. Use the image to deploy the appliance as follows: In the list of integrations, in Actions, click the download action for your platform, for example Download OVA for ESXi. When the image download finishes, deploy it on your VM. See Deploy appliances. Configure Firepower Now configure Firepower to send data to your appliance. The appliance acts as a syslog server, so you use the syslog server feature of your firewall to send data to it. Note You can configure multiple instances of Firepower to send data to Sophos via the same appliance. After you finish integration, repeat the steps in this section for your other instances of Firepower. You don't need to repeat the steps in Sophos Central. The steps you follow depend on the version of firmware on your device, and the Cisco management method you're using. For firewalls running Firepower Threat Defense (FTD) versions 6.3 or later, click the tab for the management method you're using. You can use Firepower Management Console (FMC) or Firepower Defence Manager (FDM). For firewalls running Firepower Threat Defense (FTD) versions earlier than 6.3, click the tab for Classic devices. FMCFDMClassic devices Note Avoid special characters, including commas, in object names such as policy and rule names. The appliance on the VM may treat these characters as separators. To use Firepower Management Console to connect a firewall running Firepower Threat Defense (FTD) version 6.3 or later to your Sophos appliance, do as follows. Configure syslog settings In FMC, click Devices > Platform Settings. Select the platform you want to connect to the appliance and click the edit icon. Click Syslog. Click Syslog Servers > Add. Enter the following connection details for your Sophos appliance. IP address. This is the

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