Whether different subinterfaces of the USG6000 can belong to various virtual systems

The USG6000 supports 1 to 64 subinterfaces, and each subinterface can be bound with a dialer interface.

No.

The virtual system has the following application scenarios: 1. An enterprise may have multiple departments, and each department has specific functions and responsibilities and requires specific network management policies, which complicate the configuration. As the egress gateway of the enterprise network, the NGFW uses virtual systems to manage departments separately, simplifying the configuration. For configuration details, search for "Web Example for Configuring Virtual Systems to Isolate Enterprise Departments (Layer-3 Access, Virtual Systems Sharing the WAN Interface of the Root System)" in the product documentation. 2. The NGFW functions as the access gateway of the office area of a large campus network to protect the intranet. The intranet has multiple service departments, and the administrator configures virtual systems for each department to implement independent management over department networks. For configuration details, search for "Web Example for Configuring Virtual Systems to Isolate Enterprise Departments (Layer-3 Access, Virtual Systems Having Independent WAN Interfaces)" in the product documentation. 3. When the NGFW connects to an intranet through Layer-2 access, configure virtual systems to isolate enterprise departments and facilitate configuration management by different administrators. For configuration details, search for "Web Example for Configuring Virtual Systems to Isolate Enterprise Departments (Layer-2 Access)" in the product documentation.

The USG9500 virtual system supports configuring subinterfaces.