Good Day,
I recently acquired a Sonicwall NSA2400 and it will not inherit the DNS IP addresses from
the modem.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
PJM
Good Day,
I recently acquired a Sonicwall NSA2400 and it will not inherit the DNS IP addresses from
the modem.
Any thoughts?
Thanks,
PJM
I have a Sonicwall VPN Setup in Aggressive Mode since the endpoint is on DHCP and behind the ISP Router. The VPN works fine. What I am trying to do is open a port on the Sonicwall that has the static IP for RDP and have it connect to the server on the other end through the VPN. I have setup a general rule to do this and it doesnt work. Source Network is 10.50.1.x and destination Network is 192.168.25.x. I can connect through the VPN to the destination network and to the machine I want to RDP to but the firewall rule doesn't work for some reason. I am guessing that I am missing something that would allow the open port to connect over the VPN to the destination.
Are there any SonicWall reps on the forum who are willing to address a question concerning hardware registrations and Gold Partners ?
Long story short, we have a client with a SoincWALL TZ 300, and they need to setup a backup SIP option for when their PRI goes down.
I'm first to admit I'm not a phone guy... So I'm working with their phone provider and the SIP provider for a number of hours now but we're still having issues.
We opened up UDP port 5060 and UDP ports 46750 to 65535 from the call provider IP address and set it to go to the phone system, but the calls will connect and there's a one way talk path. Client can speak and we can hear them but they cannot hear us.
I have ENABLED consistent NAT and DISABLED SIP transformations already but no luck there. I actually disabled consistent NAT for a test but the same results happen still.
What we wanted to try next was to open ALL ports from the call provider's IP address to go to the customers phone system - I'm having...
Hello - I have a 10 mbps upload speed. If one device is transferring a lot of data (let's say a large dropbox upload) it will saturate the link. That's fine because I want it to, but also I want to get on another PC and not be bogged down. For example, if one device is using 10mbps then when I get on the second PC I want to be able to use 5 of that, and so on. Is this possible to configure? I am running a TZ 105. I am looking for equal fairness of any available bandwidth. It would even be better if it was by connection vs device so I could be uploading a large file on the same device and still have available bandwidth for other tasks.
Our primary internet service went down but the backup did not work. I was able to connect remotely to the remote Sonicwall using the backup internet service's WAN IP address so I know it was at least connected properly.
The users at that location couldn't browse the internet and the VPN tunnel from that location to the headquarters was down.
What do you think might be causing this? The failover in the Sonicwall is setup properly.
The primary internet's WAN interface in the Sonicwall still shows that its "link" was still "up" when the internet was down.
I am having a problem that I am not able to figure out, and I am hoping that the community can help. I am in the process of setting up a new Application Server for our ERP system. The server has been assigned a Static IP address and is on my Domain. The server is running Windows 2012 R2, with Remote Desktop Services enabled and CALS installed.
We use RDC to access the server from a client computers running Windows 7. I can access the server if I enter the internal IP address(192.168.x.x) into the computer drop down, I can also access the server if I enter the computer name (server1) in the computer drop down, but If I enter the computer name (server1:port#) with the port number I created on our firewall, it errors. Tells me the remote desktop can't connect to the remote computer for one of the following reasons. 1) Remote Access is not...
Hello everyone. I recently setup 3 sites with VPN tunnels going between them using TZ300 appliances on firmware 6.2.7.1.Sites Aand Bare usingregional providers Rise Broadband and Rollernet.Site C isusing Comcast Business.Bandwidth at sites A and B is30/30, site C is 30/8.
The VPN tunnel between site A and B maxes out their bandwidth, but the tunnels from either site Aor Bto site C are both having the samethroughout issues. I realize that site C has limited upstream (8Mb) but that site is primarily a destination for backups so almost all of its activity will be downstream (30Mb).
Site C is using the standard Comcast Business modem (don't have the model right now) in bridged mode. The expected bandwidth when moving files from site A or B to site C should be ~24 to 28 Mb. In practice I can only achieve ~6-8 Mb.
I have read at least a dozen...
We have 2 Sonicwalls that are at 2 different sites that we do not have the login details because the previous IT did not give us the details. One of the firewalls malfunctioned and had to be replaced. We do not know how the other one is configured to configure a vpn between them. How do we recover the Password. Can we default it? How? If we do will we loose any firewall functionality.
Hey Everyone!
I have been tasked with setting up a VPN tunnel between my Sonicwall, and a Fortigate. I was sent a VPN setup questionnaire that I am supposed to answer and then submit back. I am in no way, shape, or form a firewall guy, so I'm literally googling these different terms and guessing which one to pick. I realized this was dumb, and figured I would lean on the SpiceWorks Community.
Here are the questions I need help with.
1. Given an option between AES128, AES192, AES256 - Which encryption method?
As stated above, I've done some digging, and the way I interpreted it, AES128 is okay to use, as there are some vulnerabilities with 192 and 256. Is this correct?
2. Given an option between SHA256, SHA384, SHA512 - Which authentication method?
I couldn't really find much info that I was able to understand, that lead me to a decision. So...
Hi Guys.
Hoping some can advice.
Is there away I can send VPN logs to an external device every month from the Sonicwall. I want to see how many times users login with their IP etc.
I have a Dell Sonicwall TZ300 Just installed nethserver vpn server behind it using routed mode.
Network Lan 192.168.30.1/23
Subnet 255.255.254.0
Gateway 192.168.30.1
VPN server ip is 192.168.30.x
Vpn traffic comes in through Sonicwall Wan and is port forwarded to VPN server on 192.168.30.19
Vpn gives address 192.168.100.x
Running the vpn client from from home i can connect and get ip of 192.168.100.6 But i cant see anything else on network I suspect i need to add a static route on sonicwall to allow 192.168.100.x to see the lan but not sure where to start. Anyone done this that can help
I have an NSA5600 fully licensed at HQ. Anyway to see how much bandwidth a particular vpn tunnel is using in realtime or so?
I have a problem to set up the static route to remote network.
PC1 can access the server1 on 172.16.20.0 but can't access the server2 on remote network of 172.16.22.0
The static route on Sonicwall :
Any idea ?
I am new to SonicOS 6.2 (NSA 2650). I have been using pfSense.
Is there any way to see computers in different VLAN? I can see computers in the same VLAN.
If that is technically impossible, is there any way to access computers in different VLAN by computer name? I can access by IP (from 192.168.1.100/24 by typing \\192.168.10.100\), but I cannot by hostname.
pfSense has an option to add IP address and hostname. If SonicOS can do the similar thing, where can I do that?
Ideally, it is the best to see them in Network, but access by hostname is acceptable.
As I am new to SonicWall, any advice with easier explanation would be much appreciated. Thank you very much.
Before i go into a huge amount of detail, has anyone successfully connected a VLAN to a Physical network over a site to site VPN on Sonicwall hardware? It seems like it should be as easy as a normal VPN but it doesn't appear to be turning out that way!
When the primary internet goes down but does not failover to the backup internet, this might be due to that that the primary internet may only be experiencing severe packet loss and is not completely down for Sonicwall to detect and failover to the backup circuit?
It does look like that our sonicwall failover is setup properly.
In the event the primary circuit experiences packet loss, is there a way for Sonicwall to detect this and failover to the backup even if the primary circuit is still considered to be online?
Anyone experience this issue before
We recently purchased an app and their support requested that we send them our Public IP so that they can grant access only through that IP and now everyone from the office can access the Web App. However, when connecting through SSLVPN, I am no longer able to access the hosted web app and I cannot figure out why. I am able to access all internal shared drives and intranets.
Doesn't connecting VPN make me have my office WAN IP, which should allow this to work?
Hey guys,
I have a problem about traffic SSLVPN.
I want to route all traffic SSL VPN from remote user through RSA 4600 by Tunnel mode ALL, users can successfully connect SSLVPN by Netextender but thay can't access Internet.
Am I missing a step to this?
Any assistance greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Hello everyone - I have inherited a SonicWALL firewall that was installed at a client's site by a previous service provider. (I typically use Cisco hardware, but so far no complaints with the Dell hardware.)
There is a VPN configured in the firewall, and everything looks pretty standard as far as Phase 1 and Phase 2 settings go.
Connection to the VPN is easily done through the built-in Windows VPN provider. I can confirm that the clients connecting to the VPN are on different subnets (LAN (X0) is set to 192.168.5.0, and I'm testing from a computer on a 192.168.1.0 network). Like I mentioned, connection is easy, and I can ping the gateway (192.168.5.1), but that is where my network connectivity ends.
Ping to any machine on the network fails, RDP fails, accessing the file server through UNC path fails, etc.
Interestingly enough, I can ping...