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Allowing everything and then blocking ports ad-hoc is going to take you a long time to crack this if the application can just use any old port(s) it wants [only another 65500 ports to try :D ] I suggest you run this on your machine and use the Connection Monitor tool in the Sonicwall to look at what ports it's using. You…
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It's bizarre…it's not as if this is some service that you or I are running on our servers…this is their software on their servers, that we pay them for!
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it had suggested an access rule calling for service to be Any and that is the only way I have been able to make it work even with port to port being same Yes - if you set the source port, you are "doing it wrong" in 99.99% of cases, because source ports are usually random. Sonicwall can take some blame here - specifying a…
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Coming from other platforms it can be a bit confusing. Would be great if the access rule could be "linked" to a NAT policy or at least give a hint in the UI as to what it's doing. Using the comment field on the ACL is helpful here.
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We have multiple customers with Starlink and GeoIP just shows them as being in the country that they're in on the whois [the installs are fixed and not roaming around].
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I am saying "not". CATP report links still broken.
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Will this not have a negative effect on the SSD Storage Module? If this was just some general-purpose computing platform then yeah, pulling the power could be a bad idea. But this is a storage volume dedicated to logging. I am sure it could be engineered in such a way that abrupt power loss is not an issue. Whether…
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IMO not so much "silly" as "irrelevant" - Every Sonicwall UTM appliance I have ever used boots up when powered on. Not turning on when power is restored is not normal.
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Intriguing. Are you saying you managed to get a different OS booted on here?
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Check the VPN status, are the TX/RX bytes incrementing on both sides?
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Yeah, this log event confirms it: "Notes ssl inspection fake cache cleaned up " and destination port on these connections is 80. It is a shame that they could not come up with a more obvious way to find these in connection monitor.
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two different DNS services listed there but neither are showing any issues. I don't know if "Secure DNS Service" is the service of interest here.
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Numbers on spec sheets are aggregate figures achieved through the "industry standard" process of putting multiple flows across every interface. It would be nice if Sonicwall could also publish a "real-world standard" figure of what performance one can achieve with just 1 WAN + 1 LAN in use. Firewall Settings > Advanced >…
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I'm not entirely sure what internal SonicWall switch means, I was wondering that myself recently There is switch chip between most physical interfaces and "interfaces" on Sonicwall CPU. Some CPU interfaces have direct link to outside world and on Gen 6 these ports had a "*" next to them. This information is not available…