TKWITS Community Legend ✭✭✭✭✭
Reactions
Comments
-
Show us some sanitized screenshots please. Did you follow the KB article?
-
@Razzberry you shouldnt have to use an app password, just use the 'direct send' method in the microsoft article.
-
Glad you got it worked out. On a side note, theres a mobile app? LOL
-
You might also want to look into Policy Based Routes and the default NAT policies, depending on how strict you want to be.
-
255.255.255.0 is the subnet mask. The subnet is everything masked by the 'subnet mask' e.g. 192.168.168.x where X would be the host address. Example: You are currently using 10.0.0.1 / 255.255.255.0 as the IP address on X0. You change the IP address of X0 to 10.10.0.1 / 255.255.255.0. You changed the Subnet from 10.0.0.x…
-
"And it's just kind of impossible to do because if I change XO to a different subnet and hit save I can't get back into it to change X8" It's not impossible… Change X0 IP, set your PCs IP to an address on the same subnet, log back in to the Sonicwall on X0's new IP, and change X8…
-
I don't recommend portshielding, as all switching functions are done in software and you will probably see performance issues portshielding a 10G to a 1G interface. Use the X0 interface in the LAN zone as a dedicated management interface, so change the IP address completely to something else and document it. Create a new…
-
I have run into this with no resolution from the various Sonicwall KBs. I will try to be succinct. We are replacing a Cisco ASA with a NSA3700. Planned a phased migration where we swap IPs of the Cisco and Sonicwall interfaces to direct traffic through the Sonicwall on a VLAN by VLAN basis. A dedicated interface was…
-
AFAIK such a feature doesn't exist, blocking a specific user agent. @Community Manager might be able to elaborate, but likely would need to become a RFE. That said look into the dynamic BOTNET filter feature. You'd have to maintain a list of your own known botnets but it could help. Others have hosted their own botnet file…
-
Have you considered you are under attack? Seems like script kiddies are using public code and reworking it in python…
-
I dont know, I dont use the API. What does their documentation say? All Sonicwalls come with a built in, self-signed SSL certificate.
-
Are the computers assigned the ADDS DNS server? The message indicates the workstations are not communicating the with the domain controller.
-
@Community Manager have any thoughts on this?
-
You get the 2FA code from the app you used to set it up…
-
NAT alone does not provide encryption.