Sonicwall VPN

Has anyone used Arch to connect to a sonicwall VPN? If so, how'd you do it? What tools do I need to install?
Thanks,

Depends on the sonicwall device you have.
Some sonicwalls support both IPSec and L2TP (L2TP-over-IPsec). It just depends on which one you want to go with.
If you google around for "sonicwall linux ipsec" or "sonicwall linux l2tp" you should find some good info.

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Connecting through SonicWall VPN

Has anyone managed to connect to a file server through a SonicWall VPN? The only vpn connection profiles are for Cisco routers.

Yes, I'll go into the SonicWall tomorrow and see what I can finds out, or call thier tech support if I can't figure it out.
Thanks for your help.

SonicWall VPN on 3G ?

Hello,
Do you know if it's possible to use my Iphone 3G on a SonicWall VPN ?
I use NetExtender on my Mac OS 10.5.5.
I think it's not possible but...who know...
Thanks to everyone.
Nicolas,
France
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I would like to add the same for the Pacific Northwest, USA. In addition, I have the iSSH app. It connects immediately to my internet connected firewall but never does on 3g.
To add further pain I did a speed test for wi-fi and 3g. The 3g is faster than the wi-fi.
What is causing this?

Cisco wireless and Sonicwall VPN

My network consists of an 871 router, 48 port Switch, 2006 WLAN Controller, 1231 APs, and SonicWall VPN.
VPN connections are fine if the client is using the wired network. VPN connections do not work if the client is wireless. I've had a couple of suggestions...VPN Passthrough on the WLAN Controller - that didn't work, but I'm not sure I had the right gateway. And they also suggested changing the MTU size on the wireless card in the laptop. Still trying to figure out how to do that.
Any other ideas? This seems like it should be a fairly easy fix.
Thanks.

Are your wireless clients getting an IP? That is are you using the SonicWall as your DHCP server for the wireless clients?
If so it will probably not work. There is something with the SonicWalls that they don't support. I went round and round with SonicWall and couldn't get DHCP working for wireless clients coming through Cisco WLC Controllers.

Windows 8.1 Remote Desktop Connection dies with feeble "An internal error has occurred" with SonicWALL VPN

Back when life was simple, under Windows XP, i simply fired up my SonicWALL client, connected to the host, and then connected via RDC and all was good.
Now I have Windows 8.1 and SonicWALL's v4.9.0.1202 64-bit client. I can connect with the client - although it seems to drop the connection quite a bit - but when it is up, I can ping the host. But when I try to RDC, I get the completely unhelpful
error mentioned above.
My version of 8.1 is up-to-date - the VPN client came right from DELL's website. What am I doing wrong?
Just in case you want to know, yes - I can RDC to non VPN and PPTP VPN sites no problem - and on the same LAN, my XP box can RDC with SonicWALL with no issues.
Please, somebody - i need to get back to Planet 10!

Did you ever find a solution to this problem. I am having the exact same problem

SonicWall VPN Woes

Are the sites having problems on Comcast? I've had their crap block dhcp

Two months ago we replaced an aging firewall with a SonicWall NSA 2600. It fulfilled several of my goals in one device: ability to expand the network, IPS, easier to manage, etc.However, VPN has never consistently worked since. I worked with our MSP on the multiple issues our remote users have been having these two months and now have no ideas how to proceed. Maybe you can help?Yesterday we spent seven hours on the phone with SonicWall support, through several engineers reinstalling software, doing registry hacks, using Powershell, etc. to no avail. At the end of the day the engineer says, "It is not a SonicWall problem." To be fair, an identical machine works here at the office (through hotspot) but not in Maine, and other identical machines have no problems in their locations.The Meat: SonicWall NSA 2600 SSL-VPN with Active...
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Sonicwall VPN DHCP

Greetings. Probably simple thing overlooking here.
Recently changed TZ205 Client VPN from static IPs to DHCP over VPN.
It's a split tunnel VPN allowing Sonicwall X0 + 2 other VLANs. VPN used only for MGT.
Since going DHCP I'll get occasional packet drops and RDP session hangs for 5 sec or so. If I manually assign just IP/mask to adapter no drops.
My desktop will just drop few packets. My Laptop show general failure. What of DHCP over VPN is causing these drops?
Thanks!
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PowerShell Direct – Running PowerShell inside a virtual machine from the Hyper-V hostAt Ignite we announced PowerShell Direct, and briefly demoed it’s capabilities in the “What’s New in Hyper-V” session. This is a follow up so you can get started using PowerShell Direct in your own environment.What is PowerShell Direct?It is a new way of running PowerShell commands inside a virtual machine from the host operating system easily and reliably.There are no network/firewall requirements or configurations.
It works regardless of Remote Management configuration.
You still need guest credentials.For people who want to try it out immediately, go ahead and (as Administrator) run either of these commands on a Windows10 Hyper-V host where VMName refers to a VM running Windows10:Enter-PSSession -VMName VMNameInvoke-Command -VMName VMName -ScriptBlock...

VPN connection problem

I am currently unable to connect to my VPN server with either of 2 Lion machines 2010 white MacBook and a black MacBook . I run iVPN (L2TP) on an old PPC Mac Mini, my iPhone and iPad still connect instantly. When the Lion machines try to connect for they try for about a minute and fail returning "The L2TP-VPN server did not respond. Try reconnecting. If the problem continues, verify your settings and contact your Administrator." I currently have my router setup to port foward and use a dynamic DNS. I tried connecting straight to the VPN directly by changing to the internal LAN IP still no luck. Any suggestions

I've been out of my SonicWall VPN since I upgraded to Lion last week. Found a trick and succeeded. I had to reconfigure the settings on the Sonicwall and make sure that the phase 1 and phase 2 authentications were using AES encryption rather than 3DES.
That did the trick and I was back in.
Of course now my 10.6.8 clients are out - I'll post more on that front if I figure it out.

Windows 8 and IPSec VPN issues

I have a number of customers that leverage the Cisco IPSec VPN. I can connect to the VPN without any problems but when I attempt to RDP, that fails. I have no RDP or ping or anything. Here are some more symptoms of the issues that I find odd:
Anyconnect works just fine
Fortinet VPN clients work fine
Sonicwall VPN clients work fine
Cisco IPSec VPN client is the only one affected
Cisco IPSec VPN client worked fine for months then just decided it was no longer going to allow RDP or ping
I have duplicated this issue on a half dozen or so laptops
This is on a Windows 8 laptop but I believe I have also experienced this on Windows 7
Just to clarify, the IPSec VPN does succesfully connect. But nothing else works after that. I do understand that AnyConnect is the direction that Cisco would like for people to move towards. Unfortunately, I have quite a few customers that are leveraging the IPSec VPN. I have been through a number of laptops in the last year and every single laptop had a working Cisco IPSec VPN for months....then one day it would just stop passing RDP.
Please somebody tell me that there is a workaround for this. I have played with the IP settings for the Cisco Systems virtual adapter in my network and sharing center. I've modified the binding order. I've compared a routeprint from a working laptop to mine....I'm not sure what else to do. I've uninstalled ALL VPN software and only reinstalled the Cisco VPN. So far the ONLY fix I have found is a clean install of Windows and that solution sucks.

Doing a little more homework on this and I noticed that the tunnel details show no bytes sent or recieved and no packets encrypted, decrypted, or discarded....everything is bypassed. My coworker (who is on Windows 7) is able to launch this VPN and connect to the customer's servers without issues and the tunnel details show all of the appropriate data.

Adobe freezes when connected to Sonicwall

Adobe reader XI hangs when I am connected to a sonicwall VPN connection. Note that I am not opening the reader on the remote desktop. I am doing it on my Home PC. However, if I disable my sonicwall connection, then the adobe reader opens instantly. Else, the tools tab on the right side hangs and I am not able to open the pdf. Please help immediately

Adobe Reader is trying to Access Acrobat.com service and trying to connect other online services. So once you are behind the firewall it takes time and might crashing because of the similar reasons.
How did you install Reader XI, How many machines you are facing issue with.
Regards,
Ajlan Huda.

IOS 4.2.1 Broke VPN

Any reason 4.2.1 would break our VPN connection?
Currently connecting to a SonicWall VPN using L2TP. Everything worked great on 3.2.2, but broke on 4.2.1. I have even downgraded and it works fine, but no go on 4.2.1

Yes it does get to the firewall:
IKE Responder: ESP encryption algorithm does not match
RECEIVED<<< ISAKMP OAK QM (InitCookie:0x259ef61e052e2f4d RespCookie:0x141170aedc8317ca, MsgID: 0xFDB1207D) *(HASH, SA, NON, ID, ID, NAT_OA, NAT_OA)
IKE Responder: ESP encryption algorithm does not match
IKE Responder: IPSec proposal does not match (Phase 2)

Dell Sonicwall Dynamic Routing Device Support

Up until November 24, 2014 the known compatible VPN devices here
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/jj156075.aspx listed Dell Sonicwall as compatible. The page was updated November 24, and Dell Sonicwall is now listed as Not Compatible.
Can someone please explain what changed, and why Sonicwall is no longer compatible?

Hi All,
The Device has been removed from the compatibility list for Dynamic Configuration after repeated complaints from customers about intermittent performance.
On analysis it was gathered that the device works in a dynamic (route-based) mode only when SonicWall VPN initiates the IPSEC negotiations.
When Azure Gateway initiates the IPSEC negotiations, it fails.
Also DELL's official Website states Route-Based VPN using Tunnel Interface is not supported for third party devices.
For details you could refer the following link.
https://support.software.dell.com/kb/sw7902
If you still need assistance with the device, you might have to get in touch with DELL Support.
Regards,
Malar.

VPN passtrough on WRT300N v2?

Hello,
At home I have 1 WRT300N v2 wireless AP/router and 2 network client PC's. 1 WinXP SP2 & 1 Vista. With WinXP I can make VPN tunnel to our corporate WAN firewall using Sonicwall VPN client. With Vista I cannot! If I connect the Vista PC directly to my ADSL router (past WRT300N) VPN works. So this leads to conclusion that for some reason the AP does not allow VPN traffic from my Vista PC. I checked the configs and I cannot find any restrictive settings that could be the cause. VPN client logs just show that the clients send the first packet out but gets no response whatsoever.
Any ideas? Has anyone here had this same problem?
Thanks

Thanks.
VPN on Vista works fine with same settings if connected directly to ADSL router so I think Vista is not to be blamed here. VPN on Vista does NOT work trough WLAN (or via cable to AP) on any settings.

Is OS 9.x VPN Compatible?

Specifically, I have a Sonicwall VPN at the office. Sonicwall does not offer a client. Does anyone know of a solution?

It is impossible to make this work from a Mac running MacOS 9.2. A Mac must be running a minimum of MacOS 10.2.7 to print directly to a printer connected to an Airport Express.
What you can do - on one of the Macs running OS X that can print to this printer, make the printer "shareable". Then print from the Mac running OS 9.2 to the Mac on which you enabled printer sharing by following the advice at http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=152329 . Convoluted, but it will work.

VPN and FIOS

I need to utilize a Sonicwall VPN router (Tunnels) with my FIOS connection and still be able to support the TV Guide and on demand functions on my set top devices. I have been unable to find out from Verizon how this might be accomplished. Is it possible for Verizon to provide an Network Interface Module output for the TV units as well as a ethernet output for my router?

Well if you have Ethernet from your ONT to your sonic wall or router you do not need a nim and the Actiontec will function fine as a bridge to your TVs from Ethernet to COAX. What I have done is disabled WAN and DHCP run LAN to LAN on my router and set the connections in the actiontec as bridged. I also set the DHCP on my router to issue the set top box addresses from 192.168.1.0.100-105 based on the STB MAC addresses. Works fine here. My Actiontec is just acting as a brige and does nothing else. The Nim probably uses less power, but I have the Actiontec.
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