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Ah yes, "TIL" about a Reddit user who "called" and got some answers. "This is the way!" Why - in heaven's name - isn't there someone from SonicWall's support team providing issues and answers directly to partners and clients in this forum? There should - at the very least - be a pinned item regarding 7.1.1 problems and…
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I'm sorry to hear about this problem. I am not going to install 7.1 on my office (test) firewall until after the third update to 7.1 is released. It was nearly a year late in coming out of the gate and looks like insufficient attention was paid to all the parts and pieces. My understanding is that a firewall is designed to…
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today i have to add an address object and affect it to an existing group objets, and i must do that for more over 60 firewalls. It is for this reason, SonicWall created Network Security Manager (NSM). Yes, it is extra cost. Yes, it is a learning curve. But once in place (and functioning properly), it will let you create…
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@TKWITS I had found references to that late yesterday evening. Regrettably, the developer has not updated the app since Sept 2020. It doesn't function at all in Android 13.
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@Edwin - That KB article has a Caution in it that states the following: CAUTION:It is necessary to do clean uninstallation to avoid any Capture Client or SentinelOne files/registry traces left behind which will create issues later during the re-installation of Capture Client or SentinelOne. Please reach out to support if…
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@BWC - Perhaps Michelle put her foot down and insisted everyone get a Christmas present. I'm going to wait (until mid-Q2 2024 hoping there will be some additional MRs) before I even think about upgrading my office device. Best of the holiday season to you!
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@djhurt1 The new SonicWave devices are not the same as the older SonicPoint devices (the topic of your KB article). SonicWall prefers you to manage multiple, remote SonicWaves by using the Wireless Network Manager. Here's the KB for transitioning platforms:…
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Sheesh!~ I just enabled DPI-SSL on my office TZ270W. I use Ninite to update third-party application software. Having done that, I can no longer update TeraCopy because I get the following error message: Gateway Anti-Virus Alert: MalAgent.J_100774 (Trojan) blocked. /teracopy3.17.exe The "Report Issues" link REQUIRES a virus…
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Aha, so there are TWO November releases. You really have to work on coordinating this... (and yes, browser cache plays into it, but not with a 22.9.3 versus 22.9.4 version release).
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Unfortunately your link to the release notes yields a 404. Here's why: Perhaps you could coordinate an information exchange with the folks in the doc center...
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@JHSD - I updated the original post you referred to. Scheduled reboot (weekly) of a SonicWave AP is now available in WNM.
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In case anyone who has previously posted to this thread is interested, SonicWall released WNM update 4.3.1 in October. You now have the ability to schedule reboots. Go to Policies then Policy Hierarchy. Select your AP Policy then click the System tab. After activating the option, you can select a day and time to reboot.…
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See my comment here: https://community.sonicwall.com/technology-and-support/discussion/3636/sonicos-7-notification-center-configurable#latest
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There is simply no financial incentive or overwhelming reason for anyone to make the changes necessary to fix this and work as we expect. It was undoubtedly part of some design scheme very early on. The fact that no one looked more closely during development at the missing functionality is bothersome - there were some…
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Or use this: https://www.sonicwall.com/partner-locator/ if you don't want to enter personally identifiable information on a forum.