andyatthowe
Technical User
Hi,
I am setting up my first Watchguard device which is a XTM 2 series device (XTM22). I have two WAN connections I want to use with this. One is an existing ADSL line with 5 static IP addresses and a ISP managed cisco router, the other is a new dedicated IP Feed also with 5 static ip addresses and an ISP managed router. Both are provided by the same ISP, using the same DNS servers. I have the watchguard configured in mixed routing mode, I have the first interface configured as external with the details of the ADSL connection. The second interface as the trusted internal nertwork, when I try to configure the IP Feed on another interface I run into an issue. I set it up as an external connection, enter all the details but when I try to save it comes back with error 126 it is in the same subnet as the ADSL interface. How can I get round this and set it up how I want, which is the IP Feed as the main connection and the ADSL to kick in if the IP Feed drops?
ADSL IP: 212.2.*.*
IP Feed: 212.30.*.*
Thanks
Andy
I am setting up my first Watchguard device which is a XTM 2 series device (XTM22). I have two WAN connections I want to use with this. One is an existing ADSL line with 5 static IP addresses and a ISP managed cisco router, the other is a new dedicated IP Feed also with 5 static ip addresses and an ISP managed router. Both are provided by the same ISP, using the same DNS servers. I have the watchguard configured in mixed routing mode, I have the first interface configured as external with the details of the ADSL connection. The second interface as the trusted internal nertwork, when I try to configure the IP Feed on another interface I run into an issue. I set it up as an external connection, enter all the details but when I try to save it comes back with error 126 it is in the same subnet as the ADSL interface. How can I get round this and set it up how I want, which is the IP Feed as the main connection and the ADSL to kick in if the IP Feed drops?
ADSL IP: 212.2.*.*
IP Feed: 212.30.*.*
Thanks
Andy