It seems like only updates have been released for My only solution is to install again with v Not sure this is the right approach though and not recommending or advising to use this version. Just trying to help. I am currently on latest version but does not restore from the GA version.
Site Search User. This new build resolves that specific issue. Issues Resolved in Issues Resolved in the older release of Basically configuration settings for comp-lzo attribute are incorrect in the ovpn file. Enz0h over 1 year ago. Up 0 Down More Cancel. The secure storage master key provides extra protection for the account details stored on XG Firewall.
The key encrypts sensitive information, such as passwords, secrets, and keys, preventing unauthorized access. The default administrator username: admin sets the secure storage master key. You don't enter the master key when you export a configuration. To see how XG Firewall imports configurations and sensitive information, see the following table:.
You can export the configuration, and import it to the same firewall along with sensitive information and the dependent configurations if the firmware wasn't reset or reimaged after the export. You won't be able to import sensitive information and dependent configurations if you're importing the configuration to the following devices:. You'll need to reenter or recreate the information later. You'll be able to import the rest of the configuration.
You must enter the master key when you import the configuration to the following devices:. If you don't enter the master key when you're prompted, you can import the configuration, but you'll lose sensitive information and dependent configurations. For example, if you don't enter the master key when you import a configuration containing users and their dependent configurations, XG Firewall won't import the users and their dependent configurations.
When you import a configuration that doesn't contain sensitive information, you don't need to enter the master key. To select the complete path of the tar file to be imported, click the file selection button. Device existing configuration will be preserved. Entities with same name in existing configuration will be updated with the imported entity configuration and new entities will be added. Any new policies in the imported configuration will also get added. Select to export only selected entities configuration.
Click Add new item to select entities and apply to add the selected entities. Dependent entities for the selected entity will also be exported if Include dependent entity is selected.
You must enter the secure storage master key if the configuration has one. If you don't enter the master key, you can't import sensitive information, such as passwords, and dependent configurations. You also lose sensitive information and the dependent configurations when you import configurations that don't have a master key. All rights reserved. Legal details. XG Firewall. User assistance. Contact Sophos Support. Reports Reports provide a unified view of network activity for the purpose of analyzing traffic and threats and complying with regulatory bodies.
Diagnostics This menu allows checking the health of your device in a single shot. Firewall Firewall rules implement control over users, applications, and network objects in an organization.
Intrusion prevention With intrusion prevention, you can examine network traffic for anomalies to prevent DoS and other spoofing attacks. Web Web protection keeps your company safe from attacks that result from web browsing and helps you increase productivity. Applications Application protection helps keeps your company safe from attacks and malware that result from application traffic exploits. Wireless Wireless protection lets you define wireless networks and control access to them.
Synchronized Application Control Synchronized Application Control monitors all applications on endpoints connected through Security Heartbeat. Detected applications are displayed here. You can see newly detected applications, hide known applications, sort applications into categories, and control their traffic through application filters. Synchronized Application Control supports up to 10, apps. Cloud applications By analyzing cloud application traffic, you can mitigate the risks posed by cloud application usage.
Options allow you to classify traffic and apply a traffic shaping policy. Application list The application list contains many commonly used applications. You can sort applications according to their category, risk, technology, characteristics, and classification. Traffic shaping default You can implement bandwidth restrictions using traffic shaping policies.
You can apply default traffic shaping policies to categories or individual applications. Blocking high-risk applications To guard their networks against malware, many organizations need to control access to applications that are considered high risk.
You can create policies to restrict traffic to all applications categorized as high risk. When the application signature database is updated, new applications are automatically added to application filters and firewall rules. For example, if a new signature is added for a high-risk application and there is already an application filter that blocks all high-risk applications, the new application will be blocked. Wireless Wireless protection lets you define wireless networks and control access to them.
The firewall supports the latest security and encryption, including rogue access point scanning and WPA2. Wireless protection allows you to configure and manage access points, wireless networks, and clients. You can also add and manage mesh networks and hotspots.
Wireless settings Use these settings to enable wireless protection, to set notification time-out, and to configure a RADIUS server for enterprise authentication. Wireless client list The wireless client list displays all clients that are currently connected to a wireless network through an access point.
You can view clients by access point or SSID. Connection characteristics such as signal strength and frequency are also displayed. Wireless networks A wireless network provides common connection settings for wireless clients. These settings include SSID, security mode, and the method for handling client traffic. Access points A wireless access point WAP is a hardware device that allows Wi-Fi clients to connect to your wired network.
The firewall obtains configuration and status details from access points using AES-encrypted communication. Use these settings to allow Sophos access points to connect to your network and to manage the access points on your network. Rogue AP scan A rogue access point refers to any access point connected to your network without authorization. Attackers can use rogue access points for traffic sniffing and other purposes such as man-in-the-middle attacks.
You can mitigate these threats by scanning the access points on your network and marking unauthorized access points as rogue access points. Access point groups With access point groups, you can assign wireless networks and specify VLAN tagging to a group of access points.
Groups provide a convenient method of managing wireless networks for several access points, rather than individually. Mesh networks A mesh network is a network topology in which each node relays data for the network, allowing the network to extend over a large area. In a mesh network, access points can act as root or as mesh nodes.
You can deploy a mesh network as a wireless repeater or as a wireless bridge. Hotspots A hotspot is a network node that provides internet connectivity using a Wi-Fi device such as a wireless router. Hotspots are typically used to provide guest access in public areas.
When you add an interface to a hotspot, the associated access points act as hotspots. Hotspots support a full suite of protection features and authentication methods. Hotspot settings Use these settings to configure various hotspot settings such as deletion options and certificates to use for HTTPS authentication.
Hotspot voucher definition Hotspot voucher definitions specify network access. You can use voucher definitions to limit the validity period, time quota, and data volume for users who have access to voucher-type hotspots. Deploying a mesh network We want to deploy a mesh network that contains one root access point and one mesh access point.
Deploying a wireless network as a separate zone We want to create a wireless network for guests that allocates IP addresses from a defined range. We want to prevent access by hosts that we know to be sources of malware. Deploying a wireless network as a bridge to an access point LAN We want wireless clients to use the same address range as an access point LAN.
Deploying a hotspot with a custom sign-in page We want to create a hotspot with a customized sign-in page for the end-user. Provide guest access using a hotspot voucher We want to allow guests to access a wireless network using a voucher. Email With email protection, you can manage email routing and relay and protect domains and mail servers. MTA mode. Legacy mode. Web server You can protect web servers against Layer 7 application vulnerability exploits.
These attacks include cookie, URL, and form manipulation. Use these settings to define web servers, protection policies, and authentication policies for use in Web Application Firewall WAF rules. General settings allow you to protect web servers against slow HTTP attacks.
Web servers Define the servers to be protected. Web servers specify a host, a type, and other connection settings. Protection policies Using policies, you can define protection against vulnerability exploits such as cookie, URL, and form manipulation.
Policies also mitigate common threats such as protocol violations and cross-site scripting XSS attacks. The firewall provides default policies for use with some common web services. Authentication policies Using authentication policies, you can provide basic or form-based reverse-proxy authentication for your web servers. You can also use them to control access to the paths specified in firewall rules. Authentication policies specify an authentication method and users.
Authentication templates Authentication templates define HTML forms for use in form-based authentication policies. Protecting a web server against attacks You can protect a web server against attacks using a business application rule. Advanced threat Advanced threat protection allows you to monitor all traffic on your network for threats and take appropriate action, for example, drop the packets.
You can also view Sandstorm activity and the results of any file analysis. Use these results to determine the level of risk posed to your network by releasing these files. Advanced threat protection Advanced threat protection analyzes incoming and outgoing network traffic for threats.
Using ATP, you can quickly detect compromised clients in your network and log or drop the traffic from those devices. Sandstorm activity Activity records provide basic information such as the date and time on which files or email messages containing suspicious attachments were sent to Sandstorm.
They also indicate analysis and release status. Use the links provided to view report details and release files or email messages. Sandstorm settings Use these settings to specify a data center and to exclude files from Sandstorm analysis.
Central synchronization By synchronizing with Sophos Central, you can use Security Heartbeat to enable devices on your network to share health information. Synchronized Application Control lets you detect and manage applications in your network. Security Heartbeat Security Heartbeat is a feature that allows endpoints and firewalls to communicate their health status with each other.
Find the details on how it works, what different health statuses there are, and what they mean. VPN allows users to transfer data as if their devices were directly connected to a private network. You can use a VPN to provide secure connections from individual hosts to an internal network and between networks. VPNs are commonly used to secure communication between off-site employees and an internal network and from a branch office to the company headquarters.
With IPsec connections, you can provide secure access between two hosts, two sites, or remote users and a LAN. Use these settings to create and manage IPsec connections and to configure failover. SSL VPN remote access With remote access policies, you can provide access to network resources by individual hosts over the internet using point-to-point encrypted tunnels. Remote access requires SSL certificates and a user name and password.
The tunnel endpoints act as either client or server. The client initiates the connection, and the server responds to client requests.
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