Sophos UTM is getting a new version and guess what? No more 50 IP Limit.

[Jason]

Thanks snapper. This is great info. Am going through now and evaluating which devices I have that do not require access to the internet. Didn't expect them to be so few and far between.

 

 

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[snapper]

Another trick is if you have devices that don't matter if they get double NAT, you can put a cheap router in front of them. They all use the cheap router as their DHCP & DG and the cheap router uses Sophos as its WAN.

This "merges" all the devices downstream of the cheap router into a single IP address for Sophos.

 

 

I know this is not really allowed and probably against the home licence, but once XG is in a better space, this wouldn't matter anyway.

[Jason]

Snapper, great suggestion. Sophos doesn't discourage users from doing that in home environments when they encounter the IP limit. That's not to say they endorse it.

 

For those with Open-Mesh systems, is it possible to create a separate "Network" within CloudTrax that shares one LAN IP and those devices can be put behind it?

 

I put OM back online temporarily to try and workaround this (vs installing a new UTM platform, for time being). Currently have one SSID for network and another SSID for guest, but each device connected to the SSID is getting a unique IP.

 

 

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[Jason]

So far I'm steadily using 50 of 50 allowed Sophos UTM home license IPs. Didn't realize the limit was actually 55. Removed multiple smart TVs and a few other devices. Trying to make it last.

 

 

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[xbliss]

There was a point where UTM 9.3 was stabler and 9.4 had some issues/ bugs. I'm going to do a fresh VM install of it on a Mini Box, what version should I go with? 

PS: Is the XG worth going for or we lose more on it as compared to UTM?