You can add multiple FQDN address objects to an address object group, and use this group in the WAN>WAN rule for SSLVPN services. (View Post)

Yes, license is per session not per user, but either way, with a single person using it a single license would be sufficient. (View Post)

The above could work but you would end up with everything in the 192.168.3.0 network using it. If you want more fine-grained control over who uses the site-site as a default route, then you need a tu… (View Post)

By default on smaller Routerboard, ether1 is a DHCP client. So you could just plug that straight in to X3 of your Sonicwall. How you configure X3 next is up to you. You could either add it to portshi… (View Post)

If your provider won't change the WAN-side addressing, then you will either have to change your LAN side addressing or change provider. If you absolutely must use this provider and use 192.168.1.0/24… (View Post)