Therefore, we need to create a firewall rule and configure, the criteria from WAN to WAN with destination IP is 59.124.163.158 for security reason. In the end, I got it up and running by putting it into bridge mode (as shown below). GW: 10.10.25.5 (sonicwall) In my case the GW router is the primary firewall and handles NAT. Run a Ubiquiti USG in (semi) Transparent Mode. Reply. I can also see I as well as you have possibly had some issues with the DM200, another case of you get what you pay for I suppose. |—-> PRIVATE LAN ( 192.168.1.1/24 ). With this in place, I’ll still need to setup port forwarding for all traffic from WAN OUT to LAN? If you require access to the Technicolor interface whilst it is configured in bridge mode, you will need to connect your device to port 4 on the router. } Well, after several hours and alot of swearing at a white box, I just couldn't get the Dreytek and USG to make a net connection. Tried this for a almost identical config WAN GW router USG LAN but my clients lose ability to ping or comm with subnet on WAN interface. I am able to SSH into the USG using WAN port. If you don’t have other (internal) networks on the WAN side of the USG that need to connect to networks on the LAN side you can actually leave the USG firewall on and feel safe behind 2 firewalls :). 4. Yes, it looks VLAN is only working on single port. By default it will only let packets in on the WAN port that are part of a registered session. but nothing. Make sure NOT to tick VLAN. After placing the script in /config/scripts/post-cfg.d, make it executable with chmod +x [script filename]. You’d need at the very least static routes on the SONICWALL pointing to the LAN1 subnet to the USG WAN IP. For BT customers, the login username is "bthomehub@btbroadband.com" and the password is "bt" . I have WAN IN, WAN LOCAL ACCEPT ALL, for firewall rules. “nat”: { After the manual changes are back in just recreate the config.gateway.json file as per the procedure and all is back to normal. https://community.ubnt.com/t5/UniFi-Routing-Switching/Guide-to-disabling-NAT-on-USG/td-p/2012460. Select "PPPoE" from the "Connection Type" dropdown then enter your ISP login username and password then click "Apply". So it looks like I may have to take the JSON route after all. After a few seconds, you should get a green "Congratulations! Go to Configuration() → Network → Interface and click on the Ethernet tab. When the Dreytek admin login appears, enter admin as the username and admin as the password, then click "Login". 2) Modem/Passthru mode I have my own Ubiquiti USG 3P and a set of Ubiquiti Switches and Access Points so want to retain those, hence the bridge mode requirement. If you have re-set your USG or if it's the first time it's loaded up, the username and password will be "ubnt". $cmdwrap delete interfaces ethernet eth0 firewall Enter "1492" into the MTU box then click "OK". Connect your PC to one of the 4 LAN ports on the PK-5001z via an Ethernet cable. + vif 100 { I went with Noffie’s recommendation and created a rule with a lower number that excludes NAT on eth0: { } $cmdwrap end. Ive had a USG-3 for some time but lost my fibre connection for 3 days recently due to a BT engineer!! How would this work with a layer 2 trunk with multiple vlans? Press and hold the Reset button for about 10 seconds until the right LED on the WAN 2 / LAN 2 port starts flashing and then becomes solidly lit. } will the usg pass through all vlans to the aps like a normal l2 bridge or this is completely outside of the scope of what the usg can be tricked into doing when nat is disabled? Since switching my Internet connection feels far snappier. }, Method 1: EAP Proxy. This is my crash course in network and firewall configuration 🙂 Thanks for your patience. Step 1 : Setup Draytek Vigor 130. “rule”: { Matias- I’m not sure if this will be helpful to you but in my situation I’d neglected to enter the IP address of the LAN port that my USG WAN1 was connected to. If this site has helped you please consider making a small donation using the link at the top of the page. Step 1: Go to Network > Interface > Ethernet > check the available WAN & LAN Interfaces. A simple free resource for website migration. $cmdwrap commit Not sure about the cloud key… As someone here pointed out here a while back, you only need to push the manual changes to the config.gateway.json file, so it could very well be that it doesn’t exist until you make a custom change. br1 > Select Zone as LAN1 > Select Member wan1 & lan1 at Member Configuration > S… Connect your computer to the Dreytek, open a browser and load 192.168.2.1. Rule x5999 was not listed- the script was not run. So that someone more clued up on Unifi / Dreytek than me can see what the Vigor 130 sets by default and spot why it didn't work with my USG to start with. As I am with EE, the login details were PRODUCTIONHQNUN111111111@fs and HQNPASS111111111 (where the "111111111" will be your account ID, contact EE for this). USG WAN IP: 10.10.25.34 Learn how your comment data is processed. For this to work you’d need to add the 89.149.x.x/27 network to LAN or LAN2 and as type ‘corporate’. description LAN2 Can result in a re-provisioning loop. But yes – that should be the only thing in the config.gateway.json file (unless you have other non-GUI configs). ISP modem → ER-4 → USG → USW → UAP I completely deleted all the network and started from scratch. Bad news is that non of my GUI changes made it into the USG. randomly googled your article, nice one man https://www.draytek.co.uk/support/downloads/vigor-130, https://gfycat.com/grayperfectdiamondbackrattlesnake. That should tell the USG to route traffic from the LAN/LAN2 interface out of WAN (and enable NAT, which you can turn off after). Question, Is the USG be the bottleneck here? “exclude”: “””, The HG612 will probably be in bridge mode and therefore the USG will need changing to PPPoE I'm pretty sure the autosetup won't make any difference, whilst the HG612 may have TR069 support it will NOT be configured to connect to the PlusNet servers, and if it did manage to somehow, they wouldn't recognise it … You’d still need some kind of routing for the 89.149.x.x/27 subnet to be reachable from the internet. I cant get the dsl-4320l to be in a proper bridge mode where the WAN IP get passed on to the USG . From your Unifi thread, seems clear that the USG does not support IPPT, but does support PPoE. A user just browses to the ZyWALL’s web address and enters his user name and password to securely connect to the ZyWALL’s network. “nat”: { “nat”: { $cmdwrap delete interfaces ethernet eth1 firewall, # End changes For this example the bridge is between the WAN1 and DMZ interfaces, so we will edit the DMZ and zero out the IP info and set the "DHCP Setting" to NONE like the … }. I’ll be setting up a new controller in a few days and will check for it. I've included screenshots of the other page settings. You can add sub-interfaces with VLAN tags and reuse (re-tag) across interfaces, but the USG would still act as a layer 3 device. I’m trying to get my USG working behind a pfSense router. the ER-4 handle the firewall rules、NAT、PPPoE、DHCP and other heavy task; It actually says in that UniFi documentation I linked to that it is dangerous to have anything in your config.gateway.json file that can be changed in the GUI. Required fields are marked *. } Before changing the mss clamping on the USG the RUTX9 would have a wan ip with an address 92.*.*. Following the procedures in this thread you can make this scenario work. Depending on the Hub you're bridging to, you may need to enter your broadband connection details on your other router. “disable”: “”” } William, you can still use the USG/UniFi controller to create your networks. I would not recommend IDS/IPS on the USG as it will bring down your throughput to 80-90Mbit. Your BT Business Hub should now be in bridge mode. After updating the firmware on the USG, I SSH’d in and ran ‘show nat rules’. If I’m understanding this correctly, we’re just concerned with the WAN port (hence, eth0) since the inbound traffic is coming through there. Count to 10 then click the link provided. Matias, Keep in mind that depending on how far you took the USG config you may or may not be able to ping from your firewall to clients on 10.0.1.0/24 and 10.0.4.0/24. Thanks for your reply. From the menu on the left, click "Internet Access". “service”: { Here is the setup. For this rule, I setup two groups. I’ve been looking for a way to do something “similar”. If so, I found that it is not running after making changes from controller’s web ui. Prev: Mikrotik RouterOS CHR on VMWare ESXi, https://help.ubnt.com/hc/en-us/articles/215458888-UniFi-How-to-further-customize-USG-configuration-with-config-gateway-json#3, https://community.ubnt.com/t5/UniFi-Routing-Switching/Guide-to-disabling-NAT-on-USG/td-p/2012460, https://www.reddit.com/r/Ubiquiti/comments/61cb6u/execute_script_after_usg_provisioning_through/, copy this file over to your Unifi controller, make sure it’s in the right location. CHS Member Posts: 47 Freshman Member. } The Sophos Firewall as a Layer 2 bridge, allows features like deep-packet inspection, Intrusion Prevention System, Malware Scanning, and Email Content Scanning without changing any configuration or IP … Hope someone is able to assist, driving me bonkers. Your email address will not be published. I understand pfsense would allow the B535 to be placed in bridge mode and for it to initiate the VPN as required. CVI Member Posts: 4. Click Add to create another WAN profile: Check Enable; Select the WAN Port connects to Vigor130 for Port; Select Static … So when configuration changes are made, controller pushes that out to the USG. I disable the NAT as you said above and added the subnet to the WAN eth2 port but it does not work and I had to restore the settings. name LAN_OUT What I want to have is an PUBLIC subnet that is not NATed and that the nodes on that network have direct access to the internet AKA they are reachable directly from the internet. } For example, is there a static route configured on their end, OSPF, etc..? Catch 22! Lars, But i like use Zyxel main router. I tried to get confirmation of this from others on the UniFi forums but no one has been forthcoming so far. + address 10.10.100.1/24 I described an option to disable firewalling as well in case you don’t want/need it. forgeive me for the poor English, hope to hear back from you. I won't go into details on the setup in this guide (since it's supposed to be a guide on hooking up the Vigor to the USG) but so far, it's blown my old Netgear D7800 ( mixed with an Asus RTn66u as an access point) out of the water. This results in a constant provisioning loop as soon as you change things like DHCP, DNS – or basically anything that’s handled by the USG. This is for two reasons: You should now have the Dreytek Vigor 130 plugged into your DSL and an ethernet cable going from it to the WAN1 in the USG. The Public IP-Address (93.251.44.193) is forwarded to the Router/Firewall. Once you get the login screen, enter your Unifi login details. The first thing to know is that there is no such thing as bridge mode with these routers. In my particular test I tried to modify/remove/add a network to LAN2 with no success. and I rely solely on donations to pay the hosting fees. (Here we’re using WAN 1 and LAN 1) Step 2: Go to Network > Interface > Bridge > and click on Add button Step 3: Select the Enable Interface checkbox > Select Interface Type as general > Enter the Interface Name e.g. BUT – the USG will NOT be in bridge mode! Only support un-tag traffic. In my case the controller resides on the CloudKey G2+ while the script resides on the USG. I activated the Bridge Mode on the Taipan but was still getting a L2 address but no internet. Go to WAN >> General Setup and change Mode from Basic to "Advance", the edit the WAN interface connecting to the Vigor130: select "Enable" for VLAN Tag, and enter the VLAN ID ISP requires. There are multiple networks that I connect to with SONICWALL, DELL, but just not able to get this connected. } here is what I have, ADMIN NETWORK: 10.0.0.0/24 1 X US-8-60W Unifi Switch If this guide has helped you or if you feel it could be improved, please let us know in the comments below. Please check your configuration.". I am unable to ping or see my LAN1 from neither ADMIN or MAIN network. Through my own testing, configuration changes through the web GUI will not trigger execution of the shell script . Also just wanted to confirm that the file only needs the tweaks that aren’t done via the Gui? ISP USG ( 23.x.x.90 ) PUBLIC LAN ( 23.x.x88/29) } Thank you for your inputs. Since pfSense is handling firewall functionality, I’ll just need to add the appropriate notation to disable the firewall on eth0 to your example. out { This effects SW upgrades as well, not just config changes…, I really hope Ubiquity one day will get their act together and permit CLI changes to merge with GUI configurations. I assume 10.0.1.0/24 (VLAN 2) and 10.0.4.0/24 for Corp. WAN subnet could be 10.0.3.0/24 with .1 for FW and .2 for the USG WAN interface. 0. in { The config.gateway.json file overrules whatever configuration is in the USG. I don’t need to concern myself with eth1? Let me try and revert back. So I have a firewall as my gateway doing the SNAT infront of the USG. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. + }. Everything seems to get out of LAN1 BUT NOTHING IN???? You should see a "Reboot System" message appear, click "OK". Ideally all changes that can be done via the GUI should be done there. “type”: “masquerade” Due to the fact it's in bridge mode, security isn't as big a concern as if it's in routing mode, due to the fact there is no IP address in the data path; the only IP address will be on LAN2, which can be seen as a dedicated Out Of Band management interface, and that will be a private address which - providing you … }, teege, this sounds like an interesting alternative! WAN IN and WAN LOCAL rules are related to 10.10.25.34 – not to 10.0.2.0/24. Been trying to get DPI working behind our ISP route for along time now but keep hitting brick walls. So if your config.gateway.json only contains the disabling of the natting, then you can still configure other things via the GUI. We run a MPLS network, so all our network traffic/ internet routed from our layer 3 core switch (IP: 10.0.0.254) through our Transit VLAN 90 to the ISP router (IP: 10.0.90.253), which then sort. Would make this whole thing a lot less painful 😉. How to set up Ubiquiti device only bridge mode? Can you PLEASE help me solve this situation? Lars- local { Except bridge mode disables the VPN. So in teege’s example, those lines would be the only commands in the config.gateway.json file? Lars, User #820153 20 posts. Now, the ER-4 can’t do DHCP to LAN clients behind the USG (router, firewall). It is worth noting that my current setup is a OpenBSD box with a WAN interface and a LAN interface bridged together and connected on the LAN to a switch which provides me what I want to do w/ the USG. This is really only for ‘undocumented features’ 🙂. address 10.10.2.1/24 ipv6-name LANv6_LOCAL So have gone down the backup WAN route, and have to use the CLI for a little but of tweaking to ensure when 4D LTE switches back and drops connection when the fibre is re-established. * and after changing the mss clamping i would then see that the wan ip of the USG would then show with an address 92.*.*. You will need to change the settings on your other Router to use connection type PPPoA for ADSL connections and PPPoE for fibre connections. I can’t seem to get this to work for anything on the WAN2 Network. Correct… If you remove fire-walling you have to create and export the json file to the controller afterwards. hosts on PUBLIC LAN can reach the gateway address on the USG WAN and the actual ISP gateway not but pass that. name LAN_LOCAL “exclude”: “””, Unless you turn on IDS/IPS the USG should handle 1Gbit. Is there a way I can set it up with my Ubiquiti network so that I still use a USG for the main rules/network... but the ISP modem still works. Edit the internal interface you used to create the bridge and zero out the IP info. Do I have to create a static rule on the USG to send all defined internal networks traffic to the WAN interface or nexthop to the internal interface of the FW? July 8, 2019 3:39AM. You can now hook up your switch and any cloudkey etc (if required) to continue with your Unifi range setup. my USG does have a working WAN connection to the internet. } The workaround I found is to simply disable NAT via the CLI and have an additional subnet between the gateway router and the USG. “5999”: { Regarding the DSL light, I get a solid DSL light using the BT firmware with nothing plugged into the modem other than the power and phone line (so no UDM / USG). Here is the ENTIRE CONTENTS of our config.gateway.json file: { Cable modem -> USG > Zyxel I need to place our USG between our core switch and ISP Router but keep the VLAN90 tag intact so the ISP route can forward on to the right place. } That is because turning off NAT does not turn off the stateful firewall feature of the USG. I trust my primary firewall Consider this script placed in USG … My ISP provided me with a public IP 83.212.x.x and behind it routed a subnet class 89.149.x.x/27 so I can connect some of my computers with their own public IP to the Internet. I'm new here, please be nice reference: whrl.pl/RfeXNq. Once logged in, click the configuration link in the left menu. To keep things nice and simple, I went for the following: 1 X Unifi Security Gateway (USG) Works fine and survives other changes via the GUI :). Unless specifically turned off, the USG will act as a stateful firewall by default. Here full tunnel mode … If I disable the firewall on all connections after I have moved the json file over, do I have to remove it over the controller again? MAIN NETWORK: 10.10.25.0/24 The Arris supports two types of "bridge" mode: Default Server: This configuration is like telling the Arris to put an internal device into a sort of DMZ, where your Arris keeps its own public IP address on its WAN port, and your internal device (in our case, a USG) gets an IP address on a specified DMZ subnet for … It was the “Router” entry in the Networks –> WAN settings within controller. Odd, I swear it is working correctly for us to do GUI changes after putting a config.gateway.json in place, but maybe I need to do some more testing. From what I read, the script will execute after each re-provision/reboot. In your network settings, can USG operates DPI, statistics, firewall and see all clients in the network? instead of publishing the entire USG config, only push in the changes you want. “rule”: { ipv6-name LANv6_OUT The Gateway is connected to the internet" message. The directory should be /config/scripts/post-config.d, Just a quick note regarding the shell script method. Ubiquiti are known for their Unifi range WiFi access points and easy management. “disable”: “”” One for WAN subnet (10.x.24.0/24) and another for the LAN subnet (10.24.x.0/24). https://www.draytek.co.uk/support/downloads/vigor-130. }, I mean, who operates DHCP, routing, statistics, etc. I could get the Dreytek to sync up and pull the VDSL line connection speeds but I just couldn't get an active PPPoE net connection. However, alot of the results of people getting a USG Pro 4 into passthrough/monitor mode, involve the USG taking over some rolls. One thing I did have issues with was getting my Dreytek Vigor 130 to work correctly with my USG and BT Infinity/Openreach (technically an EE line but they are part of BT now) VDSL connection. You can remove NAT and fire-walling functions, but it will remain a router operating in layer 3. Noffie, Thanks for sharing those posts! } On my PRIVATE LAN subnet everything works great. https://help.ubnt.com/hc/en-us/articles/215458888-UniFi-How-to-further-customize-USG-configuration-with-config-gateway-json#3, Also, see this post for a proper example of how to do exactly this, where you can still make changes in the GUI without having to clear the config.gateway.json every time: I cannot ping the hosts in the PUBLIC LAN nor they can see the internet. You can also turn off the firewall completely on the USG, but in most home use cases that’s not required. So that others can check their settings to make sure that they match (and in turn rule out the Vigor having incorrect settings should they not be able to get a connection later on in the guide). I’m still learning about the UniFi ecosystem but I believe it’s due to where the affected components reside. As I know, USG doesn't support VLAN trunk on bridge mode. So I am wondering what I am missing. So, the question is, do you return the USG, or seek an ISP that has a modem that supports bridge mode, and can be bridged.. Please help me: Connect your computer to the Dreytek, open a browser and load 192.168.2.1. Unfortunately the UniFi logic does not take the file into account when making changes through the GUI. WAN 1 Port I just noticed I made a typo on the second reference to the config directory. But I am starting to wonder if I should just stick to my OpenBSD box or build myself a 1U rack OpenBSD router myself. The first thing I would suggest doing is resetting your Vigor 130 using the reset button on the back. name LAN_IN However, without having Unifi switches and gateway router (USG) you won’t get detailed traffic statistics. So recently, after becoming fed up with poor wifi in my house, I decided to take the plunge and get some Unifi gear. This method requires that you plug the RG into the WAN2/LAN2 port on the USG, and configures the USG to forward authentication packets between the RG and ONT. That button is actually to change it to bridge mode, not an indicator that bridge mode is active Bridged mode pretty much turn the modem into a dumb relay of the internet connection (purely a modem only with no router functions).
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