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Thing is I am not able to figure out where X2 is connected to.

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I don't have much experience working with SonicWall, but when an interface says something like "1 Gbps Full Duplex" that means that it is connected to something indeed.

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I found only the SonicWall mac address from X1 in the switch, nothing else, however the X2 interface on the SonicWALL says under status: "1 Gbps Full Duplex". That is my understanding, please correct me if I missed something.Īnyways, my issue is that I need to know what is physically connected to X2, because we only have 1 switch in that site and I found only one interface connected to it from the firewall which is X1. I guess this is like when we have an SVI in a cisco switch environment and then have 2 interfaces in that vlan, the only difference is that in the SonicWALL the IP is configured on one of the interfaces itself and not in a "virtual interface". I investigated what portshield was and I came to the conclusion its basically binding both interface in the same Subnet, then the "master" port is the only one with an IP address the "slave" port does not have an IP address but is in the same subnet as the "master" one, (like a switch). Interface X1 has an IP address and X2 does not. Its unified security posture, high port density, and multi-gigabit performance capabilities make it ideal for small and medium-sized business (SMB), and Software-Defined Branch (SD-Branch) deployments. You can set up DMZ on SonicWALL in network address translation mode or standard mode. If the pool is too small and all addresses are in use or reserved, it is expected behavior that the SonicWALL doesn’t respond.We have a SonicWALL firewall with interface X2 configured as "Portshield to X1". The SonicWall Switch delivers high-speed network switching while providing unparalleled performance and manageability. A demilitarized zone enables one or more computers to access the outside network unrestricted.

Make sure you have sufficient addresses left in the address pool.

Rebooting will fix that behavior at once. SonicWALLs are pretty stable but we’ve seen it a couple of times that the DHCP server is acting strange, as if all IP addresses are reserved, yet that’s not what you will see in the web interface. The DHCP protocol is designed in such a way that there can be multiple DHCP servers per network and only those who think they can fulfill a request will also respond to it, all others will stay silent (there is no “negative” response for discover requests). When you specify a Static MAC address, you are set the MAC address to a VLAN and a port thus it makes an entry into its forwarding table. The address table lists the destination MAC address, the associated VLAN ID, and port number associated with the address. A Static address allows you to manually enter a MAC address to configure a specific port and VLAN.

The SonicWALL doesn’t want to reply to your DHCP request. All of the MAC address that the Switch learns by monitoring traffic are stored in the Dynamic address.

I know the CFS has a exclude by range and a apply by ip range function but nothing for Mac. I have then created address objects for the mac addresses of machines that I wish to have access to things external they would not normally have access to. Please see this FAQ entry for more details. SonicWall CFS on Mac Address not IP Posted by ImSimplySimon.

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Make sure that you have no software installed that blocks VPN traffic in general.

This will let VPN Tracker automatically detect the best settings for your internet connection. Sounds like a typical network overlap that could happen in any network.

Probably the first IP in the SSL range I’m betting since the SSL VPN client has its own NIC with different MAC address.

Re-run the VPN Tracker Connection Checker from the "Tools" menu. Yeah if the IP was in DHCP scope and SSL VPN range then it could assign 1 IP to something on the LAN and to the SSL VPN client.

That would be the case if there is an issue with the VPN tunnel itself not working properly.

The SonicWALL never received your DHCP request (DHCP-Discover).

This article will explain simple steps to configure a SonicWall TZ500 LAN & WAN Interfaces. Configuring SonicWall TZ500 Port Interfaces.

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This article will show you how to configure your SonicWall TZ500 as a DHCP Server. Configuring SonicWall TZ500 as a DHCP Server.

Select the WAN to LAN button to enter the Access Rules (WAN > LAN) page. IP Address, IP classes, subnets, DHCP IP Scopes, and my, oh my the list goes. Navigate to the Firewall > Access Rules page. Once the VPN tunnel itself has already been established, the VPN client must perform a DHCP exchange to obtain an IP address and use this IP address for all traffic sent over the VPN tunnel. To block the WAN IP ADDRESS: -create an ADDRESS OBJECT (FIREWALL > ADDRESS OBJECTS).

Network Range of IP addresses that are defined by a network and a subnet mask. SonicWALLs distribute IP addresses using the DHCP protocol. Range Range of IP addresses listing only the beginning and ending IP addresses.