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Hi there! :)<br />
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You need to create a DNAT. You may refer to the following article for step by step instructions recommended by the official Sophos Support team.<br />
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Reference: <a href="https://community.sophos.com/kb/en-us/122976" rel="ugc">https://community.sophos.com/kb/en-us/122976</a><br />
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Hi there! :)

You need to create a DNAT. You may refer to the following article for step by step instructions recommended by the official Sophos Support team.

Reference: https://community.sophos.com/kb/en-us/122976 [https://community.sophos.com/kb/en-us/122976]

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Fractional CTO

David Favor

IT Manager

Ken Graser

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Noah,<br />
Thanks for the info on doing the DNAT. &nbsp;I do think that would work however I need to do some testing to see what impact this would have on the load balancing etc.<br />
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David,<br />
You gave me some good advice and I can see where that could cause problems. &nbsp;I just have to think of a good way to tell the Boss that he will have to live with it. &nbsp;My network is working well and I don't want to mess it up.<br />
Thanks
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Noah,
Thanks for the info on doing the DNAT.  I do think that would work however I need to do some testing to see what impact this would have on the load balancing etc.

David,
You gave me some good advice and I can see where that could cause problems.  I just have to think of a good way to tell the Boss that he will have to live with it.  My network is working well and I don't want to mess it up.
Thanks

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I'm running a Sophos XG 115 with dual ISPs (Comcast and AT&amp;t) in balance mode. &nbsp;That all works fine. &nbsp;However I have one user (the Boss) who wants his workstation to always use Comcast (some of the sites he using require Comcast login). &nbsp;<br />
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My question is:<br />
Is there any way that I configure his workstation to only use the Comcast connection and not the AT&amp;T connection?<br />
Or is this something that has to be set up in the Sophos?<br />
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All of my workstations are using Static IPs. &nbsp;<br />
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Any assistance would be appreciated.<br />
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Thanks<br />
Ken
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I'm running a Sophos XG 115 with dual ISPs (Comcast and AT&t) in balance mode.  That all works fine.  However I have one user (the Boss) who wants his workstation to always use Comcast (some of the sites he using require Comcast login).  

My question is:
Is there any way that I configure his workstation to only use the Comcast connection and not the AT&T connection?
Or is this something that has to be set up in the Sophos?

All of my workstations are using Static IPs.  

Any assistance would be appreciated.

Thanks
Ken

Workstation using assigned ISP

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