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they all have the same MAC address and vendor (Nokia) That's simply how this stuff works. You have a network with two devices in - your firewall X1 and the default gateway [Nokia make carrier infrastructure]. They only have one MAC each. MACs are "locally significant". When your default gateway forwards you a packet from…
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The MAC is probably your default gateway, so if that rule had actually blocked everything, then you would have lost internet access :D You need to look at the log events to see why the packets are dropped, and proceed from there.
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I mean if I use IP address of X2 subnet on PC would I be able to access Sonic No, that should only work if the PC is in the switch that is connected to X2. Zones are a way of managing access rules across multiple similar interfaces. They don't let you just use an IP from any network in a different network that happens to…
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Please do me the courtesy of reading the link to the Sonicwall documentation that I posted for you.
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I don't know if you're familiar with how peer-support forums work, but what they are not for is getting people to do your job for you. Asking someone to do a diagram of your network is, IMO, beyond the scope of a forum post.
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Yes, auto-added routes will be showing in the Routing Rules list, they will be orange to indicate that they are default. If they are all in LAN zone, then look at access rules LAN > LAN and bear in mind that by default, no access controls are applied intra-zone.
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Yes, that's right, 7 files from disparate screens and locations. If only the thing that's called a "tech support report" was actually an exhaustive report that you could export and give to Sonicwall! Every time I am having to export all these files again and again, and carefully naming them so that they're not too long for…
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Sure, you don't need the MIBs once you've worked out what the OIDs are. Obviously, nicer to have the MIBs.
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What do you mean by "Active"? If you have part-time internet connections then Failover & Load Balancing can monitor reachability of the internet through a given WAN port. https://www.sonicwall.com/support/knowledge-base/how-to-configure-failover-when-there-are-two-or-more-wan-interfaces/200611020940813
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You can configure any port except MGMT [and maybe x0] to be a WAN port.
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If you only have one LAN switch then that becomes a single point of failure, so you could add another switch.
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All configuration is done on Active firewall and replicated to Standby [configuration of MGMT interface may be an exception to this] Physical and logical monitoring are different things. Logical monitoring requires three IP addresses in the same network per interface, one shared and one per firewall. It allows you to use…
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You said the install segfaults, but can you actually run netextender now it's installed?
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A minute to acquire a DHCP lease is excessive. Start by doing a packet capture on that interface, filter to just DHCP and see what is happening.
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1.3.6.1.4.1.8741.1.3.2.1.1.1.14 1.3.6.1.4.1.8741.1.3.2.1.1.1.11 1.3.6.1.4.1.8741.1.3.2.1.1.1.9 Are the OIDs of interest.