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  • It's only been a year and a half - you have to give them time - this IS SonicWall, after all! Russ
  • --> "Perhaps if you update the firmware on the device, the Dashlane functionality might work. " That's very possible, and I have 5111 uploaded and ready to install. I typically wait a month or so to install new firmware to make sure that it is stable - unless, of course, it would fix a problem that I already have. The…
  • @TKWITS , I think now you're beginning to see the source of my confusion and frustration. Can you help me understand how this is happening? From the Unifi controller, you see the subnet that the main I/F of the postage meter (PM) is on (note the MAC): From the syslog, again, note the src & dst MACs: Two shots from the SW…
  • "You should be able to answer this question yourself if you are using VLANs, but the answer is yes." Actually, the log entry is "Alert - 192.168.10.244, 56880, X0 - 8.8.8.8, 853, X1 - dns.google - tcp - IP spoof dropped" (thousands of them!) The destinations seem to alternate between google's dns and our own ISP's dns…
  • I'm sorry in advance for the length of this message, but too much to explain in just a few sentences. @TKWITS , you make a valid point, and that was the initial stance I was taking. Our SW is set to email its log to me at 6:00 am every day as well as whenever the log fills up on the SW. I will visually scan these logs…
  • @TKWITS , I read that thread before I posted my question. Here's where I'm a bit confused. When I set up the Ubiquity equipment and added the guest SSID, I created a vlan on the Unifi controller for that SSID as well as on the SW with a DHCP pool attached to it. Since the postage meter is connecting through the guest SSID,…
  • The Win 11 laptops I have installed GVC on are not available to me (they are remote employees' devices) and SWL, in their infinite wisdom, doesn't put the version # in their installer file name so I can't tell you exactly what version the client is, but I can tell you that I have successfully installed the following…
  • A Google search of "sonicwall switch port mirroring" turned up page after page of hits. Most of them showing how to configure it using the SonicOS from your firewall management. If it is a standalone switch, you may have to use the command line interface. Perhaps this may get you started: Russ
  • Hi @Ena, Clearing the cache does not help. Refreshing the page does work, but it's one more click that is required - the same as if I click the "home" link. Searching for "browser refresh after back button" pulls up nothing but instructions on javascript that must be embedded in the web page that detects when a page is…
  • Thanks for your reply. I typically just stay in the category "Latest discussions". After clicking on a post to read or comment on, the "back button" (side mouse button is configured as "back") takes me back to where I was, even if it was on page 2 or 3 of the discussion category, BUT, the flag on the post that I just read…
  • And did you go to the link provided to see what it said? Russ
  • FWIW, I successfully installed 4.10.6 on Win 11 in December. Russ
  • Thank you @Enzino78. Yes, I contemplated adding the flexible storage module when we upgraded, but opted out since we already had the syslog server set up. Russ
  • For what it's worth, we use Kiwi and it does its job. Haven't really gone into it to take full advantage of all its capabilities, use it mostly as a backup log system for our Sonicwall and network infrastructure. Interestingly enough, I installed it because we were having issues with our TZ400 randomly rebooting itself.…
  • Sonicwall's pdf.MP_336 refers to CVE-2018-12754 which was published in July of 2018. It's odd that the anti-spyware engine would all of a sudden start false-flagging a signature that's nearly four years old (not impossible - just unlikely). Especially in lieu of the fact that no one else has chimed in on this thread with…