If you're comfortable in the CLI, you can run a speedtest from the UTM as mentioned here. If the hardware was weak, IPS could have been resource constrained. Without knowing the specs of the old PC and what the bottleneck is, it's hard to tell if you may get any speed increase. Not sure how much you have in your TS-451+, but you would need to give a minimum 4GB to the UTM VM for it to run well, possibly more depending on enabled features. I have run UTM on a QNAP previously, but it was a bigger unit (TVS-673) with 64GB RAM. Right now, i have really no clue if this is going to work so any help will be much appreciated. I've added the image of what i plan to accomplish, should i configure my virtual switch 1 as bridge?.My QNAP has 2 physical adapters, in terms of physical connection, should i connect both of my physical ports to my modem?.Will there be any difference in terms of speed?.I have a pretty descent internet connection, like 35-40Mbps download and upload but when i tried to do that(speedtest) in any of my VM it's just around 1-2Mbps so i was thinking of scrapping my OLD PC and install the sophos UTM in a VM in my QNAP and route all the traffic there before reaching my internal network which is mostly VM's as well. It was working fine however i noticed that there's really a big reduction with the throughput in any of the VM's running in my QNAP. My setup is MODEM OLD PC (where sophos UTM is installed) QNAP NAS. So i'm happy that i was able to setup/install my home sophos UTM successfully in my OLD PC and play around with it for a couple of weeks. First off pardon me if i may not be posting on the right section, and if i'm really not please send me to where i need to post my query.
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