SG-1100

[jimp]

The switch on the 1100 makes it tricky (same as the 7100 and 3100) but you can help it a bit.

1. Make a backup from the 1100 and your old device
2. Copy the switch config and VLAN config from the 1100 config to your old device config backup
3. Optionally edit the interface names in the old device config to what you want them to be now
4. Restore the config

There is an option to keep the switch config when restoring, which helps, but you still need to add the VLANs back before you can remap the interfaces. You should be able to do this in the GUI after the restore. For example, restore and choose to keep the switch config, then at the assign interfaces screen, switch over to the VLANs tab and add in VLANs to match the stock 1100 VLAN config, then go back to assignments and pick the correct ports. Just make sure not to click apply on anything until you are completely done, since that will trigger a reboot.

[Gil]

@jimp Okay, that works. - But I now get an error in an Openvpn client connection.

Jan 27 16:40:29 openvpn 42429 ERROR: FreeBSD route add command failed: external program exited with error status: 1
Jan 27 16:40:29 openvpn 42429 /sbin/route add -net 192.168.1.0 10.11.99.1 255.255.255.0

All interfaces are correctly assigned and all firewall rules are also as they were.

[Gil]

I should add that the OpenVPN connection is successful and the Tunnel IP address is assigned corectly from the remote server.