Thanks for the video

🚩🚩 from hardening perspective and Cyber Security perspective the first rule on a Firewall should be DENY ALL !!!!!!! 🚫🚫 and not allow all. But It's a nice video, no doubt 💪

no free trials option - version:26.6.0 Am i doing something wrong?

У мене 2 whatchguard firebox m470. На одному є вкладка VPN, а на іншому не має хоча повинна бути. Ви знаєте як можна активувати вкладку VPN в адмін панелі

How to sonicwal firewall setting up down 2 internet connection sir please video link

hi, please help me to how to RMA transfer the device.

Simple explanation

3:51 getting start

Thank you for the great video. There is also nothing wrong with the background music, makes the video even more exciting to watch. :)

This is super helpful. What if you have several public ip addresses defined on the wan interface and you want to use one of the secondary ips, not the primary one for this tunnel?

My clients are pulling ips but no internet… isp issue?

Thanks

Thank you, helped me out.

This is such an excellent training video! It is so clear and easy to follow. I own a small business and this just saved us $400 in IT fees! Since I am not IT trained I do have questions based on wanting to learn more, however it worked perfectly first time out! Thank you.

Thanks very much!

Johana has the sweetest and the greatest voice of the entire www!💖

Ava Port

❤jo waiting for next video please ❤

Jo is reason to study ❤❤

Is there a simulator for Sonicwall practice?

Excellent one. Can we create multiple tunnels to same destination remote IP ? If so, can please share the configs ?

I have sonicwaves and os7. I have followed this to create corporate and guest. However, how do I limit guest to internet only, and allow corporate to see the LAN subnet?

5 option not appearing because it was never created, in this case for me. Where do you create the initial SSMK?

Thank you guys. This worked for me on the FTG60F model Using your Serial number sample: FGT60FTK19031157 Do the following: Username to login: maintainer Password: bcpbFGT60FTK19031157 NB: bcpb was in front of your device Serial number (FGT60FTK19031157 all in UPPERCASE). A connection to the firewall should be established. To change the admin password, type the following: In a unit where VDOMs are not enabled: config system admin edit admin set password <new password> end In a unit where VDOMs are enabled: config global config system admin edit admin set password <new password> end Thank you ALL.

Crisp

Your vids are top mate. Keep it up

perfect

nice video! helps a lot!

tried this on mine and didnt work. Have a new TZ570. Just trying to block it for a specific IP address but nothing I do blocks it.

Would be good to include the steps to check that emails are actually being received.

You are looking beautiful

What about access rule, do we need to create an access rule fro WAN to LAN

Hi what if there's 4 IP address ranges behind the sonic wall? How can add multiple ranges?

is the TZ270-W with 3-year Essential Protection Service Suite too outdated to put into a small business in mid-2024? Should I look at a different more advanced solution for today's Cyber Attacks? My application would be a 5-user small biz (5 humans in an office with 3 virtual servers (VM's) running on a Hypervisor (so just one physical Server Box). Each human has a laptop or desktop and a phone). This video is 3 years old, which means that the TZ270 is probably going on 4 to 4 1/2 years, which also means this is old technology. Can anyone chime in with their thoughts? I'd certainly appreciate it.

Can you pls show the tunnel mode configurations as well

this is ATTROCIOS - you are just clicking and reading the screen - i WANT knowledge, how about talk about all the different interface types - what they are for and how to use them in deployment ?

Good explanation.Every software update changes behaviour. I dont know it is similar today. There is a Tunnel Interface under WAN physical. What should its settings be like.

I'm more of Cisco Switch and Router guy but my current position uses SonicWall and these videos have helped a lot... My only question is the IPSec 2 (Phase 2), what's the purpose for that also if it must match on the other end is it expected that the Firewall on the other end also have a phase 2 regardless of the vendor ? I think I'm asking this because I see Phase one as something that necessary and wonder if phase 2 is needed at all

Thank you! Very Helpful.

i have 2 private subnets in AWS. the first one have connection to the internet while the 2nd subnet cannot. what should i check in Fortigate GUI to solve this issue?

Hello Mam and Sir, i have wan to lan, wan to loopback policy my customer able access firewall remotely through WAN but coud'nt able to acess via LAN IP can you please guide me on this.

This is not a route-based VPN, this is a policy-based VPN configuration. The fact that you're identifying specific phase 2 proxy-IDs/selectors is what makes it policy-based.

Noice

Nearly everey Router / Firewall can reserve static ips within dhcp scope, why isn't that possible at sophos?

This policy is only for outbound traffic right? Can somebody guide me policy for Inbound please? Even in this video i don't see you have any inbound policy set up on those firewall policy list or we don't need to create inbound policy but only outbound policy?

This was very clear and concise. You were easy to follow as I navigate learning my TZ270. Thank you Johana! You should do more of these regarding SonicWall FWs.

More tutorials pls.. like web filtering and application filtering.

Can i install fortigate firewall like sophos on my intel hardware at my home lab?

Misguided tutorial. Should have been named as policy-based VPN

Beware bridging WLAN to LAN, as it creates rule overlap. For example, say you create a WAN > LAN rule to allow https to a server. With LAN and WLAN bridged, the internal server is now on BOTH the LAN and WLAN. If you don't have a matching WAN > WLAN rule, and the SonicWALL intermittently reads the destination address as being on the WLAN, and therefore it blocks the traffic intermittently. If you don't realize this is what's happening, it can be a real bear to troubleshoot. Even when you do know, it's easy to forget the quirk that you need to duplicate every WAN > LAN rule under WAN > WLAN. So, while this config is not technically incorrect, it can become quite a nuisance in anything other than the most basic of networks. It's much easier and cleaner to just put the WLAN on a separate subnet to avoid this issue.