- Data Storage
- Manual 2.11
- High Availability
- Datacenter
- Backups and replication
- Disk Pool Export And Import
- Quick Start Guide
- Installation Guide
- Software Update
- Active Directory and CIFS Sharing
- Notifications
- Fiber Channel Sharing
- Sharing Virtual Disks via iSCSI
- Sharing Physical Disks via iSCSI
- Accounts
- CIFS Workgroup Sharing
- Licensing
- NFS Sharing
- Folders And Virtual Disks
- Disk Pools
- Network Configuration
- Manual 2.10
- High Availability
- Datacenter
- Backups And Replication
- Disk Pool Export And Import
- Quick Start Guide
- Installation Guide
- Software Update
- Notifications
- Fiber Channel Sharing
- Sharing Virtual Disks via iSCSI
- Sharing Physical Disks via iSCSI
- Accounts
- CIFS Workgroup Sharing
- Licensing
- NFS Sharing
- Folders And Virtual Disks
- Disk Pools
- Network Configuration
- Manual 2.9
- Datacenter
- Backups And Replication
- Disk Pool Export And Import
- Quick Start Guide
- Installation Guide
- Software Update
- Notifications
- Fiber Channel Sharing
- Sharing Virtual Disks via iSCSI
- Sharing Physical Disks via iSCSI
- Accounts
- CIFS Workgroup Sharing
- Licensing
- NFS Sharing
- Folders And Virtual Disks
- Disk Pools
- Network Configuration
- Manual 2.8
- Datacenter
- Backups And Replication
- Disk Pool Export And Import
- Quick Start Guide
- Installation Guide
- Software Update
- Notifications
- Fiber Channel Sharing
- Sharing Virtual Disks via iSCSI
- Sharing Physical Disks via iSCSI
- Accounts
- CIFS Workgroup Sharing
- Licensing
- NFS Sharing
- Folders And Virtual Disks
- Disk Pools
- Network Configuration
- Manual 2.7
- Backups And Replication
- Disk Pool Export And Import
- Quick Start Guide
- Installation Guide
- Software Update
- CIFS In Active Directory
- Notifications
- Fiber Channel Sharing
- Sharing Virtual Disks via iSCSI
- Sharing Physical Disks via iSCSI
- Accounts
- CIFS Workgroup Sharing
- Licensing
- NFS Sharing
- Folders And Virtual Disks
- Disk Pools
- Network Configuration
- FAQ
- Sharing NAS
- How to close open files on a CIFS share
- Robocopy errors when copying files with wrong dates
- Robocopy sets attributes on destination folder to system or hidden
- Losing original file's permissions when copying from Windows to a shared disk
- Join AD fails with "Failed to set machine password" in logs
- NFS server does not support MOUNT version 3 over TCP when adding a datastore
- Cannot access publicly shared folder when in AD
- Unable To Open A Folder Shared Via CIFS On Mac OS X Lion
- Cannot Access Some Files From A CIFS Shared Folder From Windows XP
- Sharing SAN
- Software update
- Virtualization
- Hardware
- Other
- Installation From USB Stick
- How Do I Change The Keyboard Layout After Installation
- Understanding Disk Usage On Syneto Storage / OpenIndiana / OpenSolaris
- I Don't Receive Email Notifications When A New Version Is Available To Download And Install
- On A New Installation "config net ip enable <interface name>" Does Not Work
- I Don't Receive Email Notifications When A New Update Is Available
- I Don't Have A Licenses Loaded! What Can I Do?
- How To Find Hardware ID
- Sharing NAS
- Release Notes
- Manual 2.11
- Network Security
- Quickstart
- Manual 1.5
- Manual up to 1.4.x
- FAQ
- How to block Facebook
- How To Use The Verify Peer Feature With Several Common MTAs
- How To Update
- How To Access An Internal Server (DNAT-ed) Using Its External IP From The Internal Network
- Writing Compact Flash With UTM Software
- How To Upgrade To 1.4.0 From 1.3.1, 1.3.2, 1.3.3 When HA Enabled
- Loading Multiple DNS Domains In The SMTP Proxy's Configuration
- NIC Calibrate
- How To Add Custom Startup Scripts To The UTM
- How To Migrate From A Legacy System To Syneto UTM
- How To Use Syneto Web Testing Tools
- POP Proxy Not Working After Upgrading To UTM 1.1.3 build 2954
- Activating Verify Recipient On The UTM Fails With Returned Mail To Sender: "no such mailbox"
- I'm Getting "Invalid software version" When Trying To Update
- When I Try To Integrate With Active Directory I Have An Error Saying "Strong(er) authentication required.". What Do I Do?
- I Configured My VPN Connection But Tunnel Status Is DOWN (yellow). Why Is It Not Connecting?
- I Need To Erase All Data From Disk In An Installed UTM. How Do I Do That?
- Writing A Flash Card Using The "sw-disk" Tool Fails. How Do I Make It Work?
- I Have A Lot Of Incoming Connections On Port 3128 From All Over The Internet, And Now My Bandwidth Is Full. What Did I Do Wrong?
- Release Notes
- UTM
- UTM versions that we support for upgrades
- 1.5.4 build 308
- 1.5.3 build 305
- 1.5.2 build 303
- 1.5.1 build 10
- 1.5.0 build 295
- 1.4.2 build 193
- 1.4.2 build 189
- 1.4.1 build 3399
- 1.4.0 build 3391
- 1.3.3 build 3357
- 1.3.3 build 3356
- 1.3.2 build 3336
- 1.3.1 build 3312
- 1.3.0 build 3296
- 1.2.7 build 3242
- 1.2.6 build 3238
- 1.2.5 build 3217
- 1.2.4 build 3205
- 1.2.3 build 3198
- 1.2.2 build 3141
- 1.2.1 build 3135
- 1.2.0 build 3007
- 1.1.3 build 2955
- 1.1.2 build 2916
- 1.1.1 build 2908
- 1.1.0 build 2886
- 1.0.5 build 2771
- 1.0.4 build 2747
- 1.0.3 build 2597
- 1.0.2 build 2581
- 1.0.1 build 2567
- 1.0.0 build 2472
- TEP
- UTM
I Have A Lot Of Incoming Connections On Port 3128 From All Over The Internet, And Now My Bandwidth Is Full. What Did I Do Wrong?
You have most probably enabled the HTTP Proxy on one of your external interfaces. By external interfaces I mean interfaces that have a routable IP assigned to them (as primary IP or as an alias). You must configure the HTTP Proxy only for your internal/private networks. When activating the proxy for an external interface, you practically invite others to use your UTM as an open proxy. After a couple of days you will see a lot of random IP addresses navigating the internet using your IP address and your bandwidth. Solution: Disable the HTTP Proxy on the public interface(s).