Sophos Utm 110



  1. Sophos Utm 110/120 Memory
  2. Sophos Utm 110/120 License
  3. Sophos Utm 110/120 Reset Factory Default
  4. Sophos Utm 110/120 Pfsense

Apr 06, 2018 Modell Sohpos UTM 110/120 I have remove the disk from Sophos and i have deleted all partition in another computer. Mounted the disk again, and i’v puted the USB Stick with Sophos FW, and booted it. After booting i have pressed only ALT+F2. Mounting Instructions The hardware model UTM 110/120 can be placed on a stable horizontal surface or can be mounted on the wall. Screws are not included in delivery. Use only screws that fit the mounting holes on the bottom side. Page 5: Serial Console (see the Sophos UTM Administration Guide).

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Sophos Utm ASG1005BAUS 110 120 Rev 5

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Model: ASG1005BAUS

Description

The Astaro Security Gateway 110 is designed to provide complete, but easy-to-use protection for small businesses, branch and remote offices with up to 10 users. Its compact size and economical price make it a perfect fit for any small office environment. The 110 hardware appliance can be upgraded to an Astaro Security Gateway 120, supporting up to 50 users at any time. This section details the security applications available, technical information and deployment scenarios.

Features

Certifications & Standards:
  • IEEE 802.3
  • IEEE 802.3u
  • FCC/CE certified

Sophos Utm 110/120 Memory

Specification

General Information
ManufacturerSophos Plc
Manufacturer Part NumberASGN01X00APUS
Manufacturer Website Addresshttp://www.sophos.com
Brand NameAstaro
Product Model110
Product Name110 Network Security Appliance
Marketing Information

The Astaro Security Gateway 110 is designed to provide complete, but easy-to-use protection for small businesses, branch and remote offices with up to 10 users. Its compact size and economical price make it a perfect fit for any small office environment. The 110 hardware appliance can be upgraded to an Astaro Security Gateway 120, supporting up to 50 users at any time. This section details the security applications available, technical information and deployment scenarios.

Product TypeNetwork Security/Firewall Appliance
Technical Information
Virtualization
  • 90000 x Concurrent Connection
  • 250000 x Emails per Hour
Firewall Protection Supported
  • Antivirus
  • Anti-spam
  • Hacker Defense
  • Intrusion Prevention
  • Denial of Service (DoS)
  • Anti-spyware
  • Email Anti-virus
FeaturesNAT
Interfaces/Ports
Total Number of Ports4
DSL PortNo
USBYes
Serial PortYes
ModemNo
PoE (RJ-45) PortNo
Management PortYes
Number of Network (RJ-45) Ports4
Network & Communication
Ethernet TechnologyFast Ethernet
Network Standard10/100Base-TX
Management & Protocols
ManageableYes
Memory
Standard Memory256 MB
Storage
Hard Drive Capacity80 GB
Power Description
Input Voltage
  • 110 V AC
  • 220 V AC
Physical Characteristics
Form FactorDesktop
Height2'
Width7'
Depth9'
Weight (Approximate)13.23 lb
Title
ProductTitleAstaro 110 Network Security Appliance - 4 Port Fast Ethernet - USB - 4 x RJ-45 - Manageable - Desktop

Warranty Information

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  • All Items are Brand New, Factory Sealed and come with a standard warranty. [Read our policies]

This is not a supported configuration by Sophos 😉

Normally when you get an old hardware Appliance, ex. UTM 220, 320 etc, you cannot use this in your home environment (With your free home license), without paying for a hardware license.

This can be “solved”, by making the hardware installation think, it’s going software 🙂

The steps are listed here:

  1. Take a backup of your running UTM configuration in WebAdmin, if you have such running at the moment.
  2. Download the hardware image for appliances, theese starts with “SSI” in the file name. (Google “Download Sophos UTM”)
  3. Burn this to a CD-rom or to USB following this link. (This will format the harddrive of the appliance, so logs and stats are lost!)
  4. Install the hardware appliance as you would do normally.
  5. After installation, you now have a complete clean Sophos UTM 9 installation.
  6. Connect a VGA screen and a USB keyboard to the appliance.
  7. At the login prompt: login as root – it will tell you to change password, just do that (Old password is <blank>).
  8. When you’re logged in, do this:
    “vi /etc/asg”
    delete the “ASG_ID….”-entry in the file and save and close
  9. Reboot

Now the UTM will boot running software license, and you can use your home license with it 🙂

This workaround will not swap interface names, and if you have one of the bigger models, 220 and beyond, with LCD, then will this just work as it did with hardware config – software installations do not have support for the LCD driver – but this way it works.

Happy UTM’ing 😉

Update: 15/11-2016

Sophos Utm 110/120 License

When replacing a harddrive with ex. a SSD or other drive, the hardware installer will not install, due to hardware replacement (It looks for specific harddrives with special firmware!), then you cannot use the installer above, you will then have to go with the SOFTWARE ISO instead of the HARDWARE ISO. Install will proceed as normal, but after install, the LCD display will no longer work, cause it’s now a “software” install and not hardware appliance install.

There have been written a lot here about a fix:

But the link above does only make the display work with one view “Sophos UTM %version% and uptime”, this is due to the missing /etc/lcd.data file, because this file is only generated on appliances (hardware install).

The main reason it does not work, is that the /etc/asg file is now missing, because this file tells the installer that it is running on an appliance, you cannot copy this from another appliance solely, because you need to modify it (Ex. remove ASG_id and ASG_Serial lines):

Do a “vi /etc/asg”

It creates a new file and then insert:

Ex. for SG 210

ASG_VERSION=”210″
LCD4LINUX_HW=”LCD-SERIAL300″
ASG_SUBTYPE=”r1″

Utm

Ex. for UTM 220

ASG_VERSION=”220″
LCD4LINUX_HW=”LCM-162″
ASG_SUBTYPE=”r5″

As you see UTM and SG’s have different LCD controller.

Sophos Utm 110/120 Reset Factory Default

Now reboot and watch the display cycle through the widgets, you can also see if /etc/lcd.data is being populated 🙂

Sophos Utm 110/120 Pfsense

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