Archived from groups: comp.security.firewalls,comp.dcom.vpn (More info?)
Hello. I thought I'd see if others are having the same problem I am
with a new TZ170.
I've had a couple of older Sonicwall SOHO units that have functioned
well. They protect my home network. In order for me to work from
home, my company requires that I use the AT&T Network Client software
VPN product to connect to our corporations network. With the SOHO
units, it works just fine.
I recently upgraded to a TZ170 and for what ever reason, this software
no longer works. I have contacted AT&T and they gave me the list of
TCP and UDP ports their product uses. I have created services for
these ports to pass through the firewall but still no luck. I have
contacted Sonicwall support and they are trying to figure it out as
well.
My question is -- is anyone else successfully using a software-based
VPN through a TZ170? Please respond to the list as the e-mail listed
is a spam-eliminator address.
Archived from groups: comp.security.firewalls,comp.dcom.vpn (More info?)
In article <17d0fb54.0404050925.51d1417c@posting.google.com>,
rotfl@wrongmail.com (Joe User) wrote:
> Hello. I thought I'd see if others are having the same problem I am
> with a new TZ170.
>
> I've had a couple of older Sonicwall SOHO units that have functioned
> well. They protect my home network. In order for me to work from
> home, my company requires that I use the AT&T Network Client software
> VPN product to connect to our corporations network. With the SOHO
> units, it works just fine.
>
> I recently upgraded to a TZ170 and for what ever reason, this software
> no longer works. I have contacted AT&T and they gave me the list of
> TCP and UDP ports their product uses. I have created services for
> these ports to pass through the firewall but still no luck. I have
> contacted Sonicwall support and they are trying to figure it out as
> well.
>
> My question is -- is anyone else successfully using a software-based
> VPN through a TZ170? Please respond to the list as the e-mail listed
> is a spam-eliminator address.
>
> Thanks
We have just purchased and had a consultant configure a TZ170 for our
business. I have little experience but can at least provide info that we
are using 'raccoon' built into Mac OS X machines with a third party
client (Mac only I would assume) VPNTracker(basically a GUI for
configuring the unix items). It does work. There are some caveats though
as we can not set/get a LAN IP connecting and appear on the network as
either the remote LAN IP or if accessing via public IP that is used. The
software listens on the configured subnet which matches that of the
SonicWALL and sends any network traffic on that subnet to the VPN.
So, in theory, software based VPN is working on our TZ170.
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