We recently migrated to a new ISP and utilized a new port for setup on our Cisco FP 1150. Everything seems to have gone off without a hitch, the site is online and utilizing the new ISP, however, the ISP/WAN/Gateway is still trying to use the old port (which has since been disabled). While functionally, everything is good, visually it shows an issue that I would like to get corrected.
The old port was 1/2, the new port everything is utilizing now is 1/3. The changes I made for the cutover are as follows. Is there something I missed?
- Objects > Security Zones > Edit outside_zone > Add Eth1/3 to outside_zone Security Zones
- Device > Routing > Static Routing > Modify Eth1/3 Networks to any-ipv4 and set Metric to 1
- Device > Routing > Static Routing > Remove Eth1/2 Networks and set metric to 5
- Policies > NAT > Modify all NAT policies using Eth1/2 to Eth1/3
- Device > System Settings > DNS Server > Add Eth1/3 interface (remove old Eth1/2 interface)
- Device > Interfaces > Disable Ethernet1/2
Thanks!
Could this be due to the Management Gateway Interface Settings? On the old ISP, we had two ports active on the modem, so we had both the Outside Interface, and the MGMT Interface, with different IP addresses plugging directly into the ISPs modem.
Now, however, we have 1 Public IP and 1 active port on the modem. We have swapped the Management access to use the Data Port, but have not modified the Management Interface (Gateway) yet.
Should I change that to use the data interface gateway and set it as our new Public IP address (like so)?
