Which Sangfor IAG Deployment Mode Fits Your Network?
  

George Fady Lv2Posted 2026-Jul-09 20:32

Choosing the right Sangfor IAG deployment mode is key to balancing security and network performance.
Route Mode – Full gateway with NAT, VPN, DHCP & PBR.
Bridge Mode – Transparent deployment with Hardware Bypass.
Bypass Mode – Passive monitoring with zero impact on traffic.
Single-Arm Mode – Best for proxy-only deployments.
Each mode fits a different network architecture—there's no one-size-fits-all solution.

Which deployment mode are you using?
#Sangfor #IAG #NetworkSecurity #CyberSecurity #NetworkEngineering


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Sangfor Jojo Lv5Posted 2026-Jul-10 09:52
  
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fuadmahbubun Lv2Posted 2026-Jul-10 15:14
  
For ease of deployment, I chose IAG in bridge mode, while keeping NGAF as the gateway. With this method, you will not disrupt the currently functioning network and can add policies and feature one by one as needed, with a minimal probability of downtime. This method is suitable if you have NGAF as gateway to handle security issue on the networks.
but if you don't have any firewall you can choose IAG as Route Mode and activate all security policy.