Virtualized UTM - Hyper-V

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Setup and configuration of a Virtual UTM in Hyper-V

Last adaptation to the version: 12.2.3

New:

• Hyper-V Integration Services updated to version 4.3.5
• Layout adjustment

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This article refers to a Resellerpreview

11.7

Requirements

• Hyper-V capable Microsoft Windows or Server installation
• License for the UTM
• Installation image from the Resellerportal
• The specifications for dimensioning Wiki

HyperV

Virtual switch manager

The network connection requires two virtual switches. This is done in the Hyper-V Manager on the right-hand side under the entry "Virtual switch manager". A switch for "External" and a switch for "Internal" are now created here. For the "External" switch, the network interface that is connected to the network must be selected.

New virtual computer setup wizard

Step 1	Assign name (Ex.: UTM_01) Opt. adjust storage path
Step 2	Select generation 1
Step 3	Minimum 2GB RAM Remove the checkmark for "Use dynamic RAM"
Step 4	Leave the network unconfigured
Step 5	Assign a name for the virtual hard drive (e.g.: UTM_01) Opt. adjust storage path Size min. 20GB
Step 6	From CD/DVD -> Select image file(ISO) Specify path to ISO

Customize settings

Before connecting the UTM to the network, we need to add another network card in the settings. For the first network card, we select the physical interface that represents our external port. For the second network card, we select the physical interface that represents the internal port.

Configuration of the UTM

Scenario 1

Pop-up window

Without a client on the internal network, the UTM must be preconfigured for external access via the console.

• Login admin // insecure
• Assigning the external IP

interface address new device eth0 address 178.63.12.253/30

• Setting an administration IP

manager new hostlist 87.139.55.127/32

• Set route

route new dst "0.0.0.0/0" device "eth0" router "178.63.12.254"

• Save configuration, set as startup configuration and restart

system config save name test
system config set name  test
system update interface

The last command causes the changes to be applied. Now the web interface of the UTM should be accessible from the IP specified as manager via the external IP of the UTM.

Access happens via HTTPS and port 11115

Scenario 2

A client with graphical interface is connected to the internal network of the UTM (Lan 2 // eth1). From here it is possible to access the web interface of the UTM directly. For this purpose, the client only has to get an IP from the IP range 192.168.175.0/24.