How to setup SSL-VPN feature (NetExtender Access) on SonicOS 5.6 and above (SW6461) Article Applies To: Firmware versions: SonicOS Enhanced 5.2.x.x to 5.8.x.x. (Gen 5); SonicOS Enhanced 6.1.x.x (Gen 6)Services: SSL-VPN, Netextender Please Note: To configure SSL-VPN on firmware versions 5.9.x.x. and above, please Click Here Overview / Scenario: This article provides information on how to configure the SSL VPN features on the SonicWALL security appliance. NetExtender is an SSL VPN client for Windows, Mac, or Linux users that is downloaded transparently and that allows you to run any application securely on the company’s network.
. • Logging in to the Virtual Office web portal provided by the SonicWALL security appliance and clicking on the NetExtender button. • Launching the standalone NetExtender client. The NetExtender standalone client is installed the first time you launch NetExtender. For more information refer: UTM - FAQ: What are the basics of SSLVPN setup on Gen5 UTM appliances running SonicOS Enhanced 5.2 and above? Procedure: Step 1. Please Note: Step 2. Step 3. 1. 2. SonicWALL Multi-WAN Firewalls (Unlimited WAN) Multiple WAN - Allows for multiple internet connections to be configured (WANs can also be VLAN interfaces). The Multiple WAN Feature allows the administrator to configure multiple WANs in the Network Interfaces section for routing and WAN Failover / Load Balancing (LB).
All WANs can be configured to probe the SNWL Global Responder host or customized to users requirement. This feature allows multiple ethernet presented links i.e. ADSL, SDSL, Leased Lines etc. to be connected to increase bandwidth and resilience. All current Gen5 SonicWALL firewalls now support unlimited WAN connections using the latest SonicOS Enhanced firmware available as standard on the TZ 105, TZ 205, TZ 215, NSA 220, NSA 250M, NSA 2400, NSA 3500, NSA 4500, NSA E5500, NSA E6500, NSA E7500 & NSA E8500 etc. Overview: Configuring WAN Failover / Load Balancing *** All current model SonicWALL firewalls support multi-WAN. UTM: Troubleshooting poor wireless connectivity issues (SW10984) Gen6 NSA Series: NSA 6600, NSA 5600, NSA 4600, NSA 3600, NSA 2600 Gen5 NSA E-Class series: NSA E8510, E8500, NSA E7500, NSA E6500, NSA E5500Gen5 NSA series: NSA 5000, NSA 4500, NSA 3500, NSA 2400, NSA 2400 MX, NSA 240, NSA 220, NSA 220 /W.
NSA 250M, NSA 250M /W.Gen5 TZ Series: TZ 215, TZ 215 W, TZ 210, TZ 210 W, TZ 205, TZ 205 W, TZ 200, TZ 200 W, TZ 105, TZ 105 W, TZ 100, TZ 100 W Firmware/Software Version: 5.8.X.X and 5.9.X.X Feature/Application: Article applies to wireless deployments where SonicPoints are used. Wireless clients are able to connect, but intermittently lose connection Wireless clients have difficulty connecting, but are able to eventually connect Wireless client access to the Internet or LAN resources is extremely slowThis article is meant to be a starting point and thus does not go into certain more advanced troubleshooting techniques.
Procedure: The following items should be checked if symptoms listed above are seen: 1. Click To See Full Image. a. B. C. 2. 3. 4. Sonicwall TZ105 Multiple LAN interfaces on one subnet. I have a Sonicwall TZ105 that will serve as the internet/VPN gateway for a small LAN consisting of an ESXi host with a couple of VMs on it. The ESXi host has 2 network adapters, plus a dedicated adapter for an out-of-band management interface (Dell iDRAC). The physical host will be connected directly to the Sonicwall (no switch). I plan to implement 2 subnets: one for data (the VMs) and one for management traffic (VMKermel and iDRAC).
I'd like to assign a VLAN to each of these subnets and trunk both of them to both of the ESXi host's adapters for redundancy. So my objectives are to: 1) Create 2 VLANs on the Sonicwall. I'm not sure if this is possible. Any advice would be appreciated. Kind regards and thanks in advance. The Beagle – Technology for SMB's » Sonicwall “Zones” and “Portshield Groups” I was running a Sonicwall lunch and learn with Jeremy and Louis yesterday and it became pretty clear that there was a lot of confusion about zones and Portshield groups. I figured if they were confused there is a pretty good chance that a lot of other people would be, as well. So, here is my quick and dirty primer! A zone on a Sonicwall implies a network (or networks) that sit behind a firewall “barrier”. All Sonicwalls ship with at lest 2 pre-configured zones – LAN and WAN – and the zones are each bound to one or more ports on the box.
Traffic between the zones MUST pass through the firewall barrier and, by definition, the firewall rules that are set for that zone. When you look at the rules matrix (like the following) it’s easy to picture the flow between zones: You can see that there are firewall “barriers” between the LAN and the WAN and vice versa as well as barriers between the other zones; each of the blue buttons implies a firewall barrier.
Network/PortShield. Sonicwall TZ 105 configuration for Multiple LAN’s. SonicWALL TZ 105 Subnet Communication - Routers - Networking. Your question Chroma27 June 28, 2013 8:04:56 AM I'm not very network savvy but my issue is regarding an integration between an existing network that we are piggybacking off of and are trying to communicate our device through their network. The setup is as follows - - The client's modem connects to their router. - The router feed DHCP IP to their switches - SonicWALL TZ 105 (My router) is connected to one of their ports on the switch - Our switch is connected to our router.
Client's router - default gateway is 192.168.1.1 - subnet 255.255.255.0 SonicWALL TZ 105 - default gateway is 192.168.2.1 - subnet 255.255.255.0 I want our network to communicate with theirs so that we can pull up our devices on their network. Would I need to create a VLAN or a port forwarding? How would I go about doing these? See full content More about : sonicwall 105 subnet communication | E-mail me updates | Track this thread lotussama June 28, 2013 9:51:26 AM Chroma27 said: m l choucove June 28, 2013 10:04:27 AM Ad choices. PortShield-Groups.jpg (JPEG Image, 1600 × 900 pixels) - Scaled (64%) Knowledge Article SW10837. Article Applies To: Gen5 NSA series: NSA 220 /W, NSA 250M /W.Gen5 TZ Series: TZ 215 W, TZ 210 W, TZ 205 W, TZ 200 W, TZ 105 W, TZ 100 W. Firmware/Software Version: SonicOS Enhanced 5.8 Firmware & 5.9 FirmwareServices: Corporate & Guest Virtual Access Point (VAP) configuration for Buit-in Wireless Feature/Application: You can use a VAP for creating different set of groups for users who are commonly in the office, on campus, etc..
Also it decides to whom should be given full access to all network resources, providing that the connection is authenticated and secure. Procedure: Step 1: Configuring W0 (WLAN) interface in same subnet of LANStep 2: Creating a new Guest zoneStep 3: Creating a new VLAN for Guest zone Step 4: Adding a DHCP Scope for the VAP Sub-Interface Step 5: Creating SSIDs for Corporate & Guest Users under Virtual Access Point Step 6: Adding SSIDs to Virtual Access Point Group Step 7: Adding VAP Group to Internal Wireless Radio Step-2: Creating a new Guest zone Corporate VAP: Knowledge Article SW4955. Article Applies To: Gen5 NSA: NSA 220W, NSA 250MWGen5 TZ Series: TZ 100 Wireless, TZ105 W, TZ 200 W, TZ 205W, TZ 210 W, TZ 215 WGen4: TZ series: TZ 190 W, TZ 180 W, TZ 170 W, TZ 170 SP Wireless Firmware/Software Version: All SonicOS Enhanced versions.Services: Wireless Feature/Application: Wireless Guest Services (WGS) allow you to create access accounts for temporary use that allow wireless clients to log into your network.
Task List: PART ONE: Configuration on the SonicWALL Appliance Step 1: Configuring the WLAN Interface.Step 2: Configuring the WLAN Zone and Enabling WGSStep 3: Configuring Wireless settings (Enabling Encryption)Step 4: Configuring Guest Profiles (WGS Profiles)Step 5: Configuring Guest Accounts (WGS Users) PART TWO: Configuration on the Wireless client computer Step 1: Connectivity using the wireless card utility for initial association with the WLAN (wireless) Zone.Step 2: Testing the connection.
Procedure: Part One: Configuration on the SonicWALL Appliance 1. 1. 2. 3. 4. SonicWALL E-Class NSA Series Knowledge Article SW12029. Article Applies To: Gen5 NSA E-Class series: NSA E8510, E8500, NSA E7500, NSA E6500, NSA E5500Gen5 NSA series: NSA 5000, NSA 4500, NSA 3500, NSA 2400, NSA 2400 MX, NSA 240, NSA 220, NSA 220 /W. NSA 250M, NSA 250M /W.Gen5 TZ Series: TZ 215, TZ 215 W, TZ 210, TZ 210 W, TZ 205, TZ 205 W, TZ 200, TZ 200 W, TZ 105, TZ 105 W, TZ 100, TZ 100 W Firmware: Firmware version 5.9 and above .Service: Log automation .
Feature: In SonicOS 5.9 log automation can be configured wherein logs and alerts for different categories can be sent to different emails respectively depending on their usage . Procedure: Step 1: Configure log automationStep 2: Configure log settings so that log digest and alerts from a particular category can be sent to unique email addresses respectively. Step 1: Configure log automation To configure Log Automation ,please follow the KB 3800. Step 2: Configure log settings so that log digest and alerts from a particular category can be to sent to unique email addresses respectively. Knowledge Article SW4955. 3G Wireless WAN - Page 7 - SonicWALL Forums - Nightly. Most popular SonicWALL UTM Firewall Configurations - Nightly.
UTM - Wireless: How to configure the 3G (WWAN) USB connection - Nightly. Video Tutorial: Configure SonicWALL WAN Failover Using a 3G Modem - Firewalls.com - Nightly. You're currently on: Home / Videos / Configure SonicWALL WAN Failover Using a 3G Modem In this video you will learn how to setup your SonicWALL firewall with a WAN failover connection using a 3G modem connection.
WAN failover allows you to maintain an active path to the Internet in case the main WAN connection goes down. 3G Wireless Wide Area Networks provide Internet access through the use of mobile or cellular data networks. 3G WANs can be used for cost-effective backup connections and allow rapid deployments; they represent an excellent alternative to the traditional wired WAN backup connections. See How It's Done Did you find this video helpful? Additional Content is Available Purchase a subscription to our training and how-to videos to learn more about this video. 3G Wireless WAN Failover Demo Using a SonicWALL Firewall - YouTube - Nightly.