🚀 go-pugleaf

I'm doing the same.

I recently applies SP3 to the checkpoint.  This screws up the tunnels to
the SonicWall.
After undoing the SP, and going back to SP-1 it works again.

Sonic acknowledges the problem. They tell me that their engineering people
know of
this and are working with Checkpoint.

To manage remotely, without using VPN client.  Install PC-Anywhere on an
internal
PC / Server.  Hang a modem off of it.  Now you can  get on and manage it,
even if
the ISP is down.

Robert Holmes wrote:

> I have a Sonicwall Tele2 up and running on a couple sites with a cable
> modem.  Both connect via VPN to our Corporate Checkpoint Firewall1
> server for connectivity back to the Corporate LAN.  All that works
> well.
>
> Is it possible to setup a rule on the Checkpoint server to allow the
> two Sonicwall sites to see each other?  Right now their private IP
> LANS are 10.240.1.0 /24 and 10.240.2.0 /24.  Both Sonicwall LAN's can
> see all of our Corporate 192.168.0.0 /16 network but they can't see
> each other.  I think it's because neither one get to the main
> corporate router.  I guess I need a method of the Checkpoint (NT)
> server do to internal routing when both networks terminate at the
> server and don't go any farther.
>
> My second question is:
> Is there a way to manage the Sonicwall setups from their Public IP WAN
> address WITHOUT using that Sonicwall VPN client?  I just want access
> to the Administrative web page on the Sonicwall but can only get to it
> via the internal LAN IP.  Even when I completely take down all
> firewall settings on the Sonicwall, it won't work.
>
> Robert
>
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