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SonicWall

 

SonicOS

 

6.2

Upgrade

 

Guide

9

On

 

a

 

firewall

 

running

 

6.2.4.2

 

or

 

higher,

 

the

 

MTU

 

is

 

changed

 

on

 

the

 

interface

 

that

 

terminates

 

a

 

VPN

 

tunnel,

 

causing

 

the

 

numbered

 

tunnel

 

interface

 

MTU

 

to

 

change.

Administrators

 

are

 

advised

 

to

 

check

 

the

 

MTU

 

setting

 

on

 

both

 

VPN

 

peering

 

endpoints

 

to

 

ensure

 

that

 

the

 

values

 

match

 

so

 

that

 

OSPF

 

can

 

establish

 

neighbor

 

adjacency.

See

 

Knowledge

 

Base

 

article

 

SW10735

 

for

 

more

 

information

 

about

 

OSPF

 

and

 

tunnel

 

interfaces,

 

available

 

at:

 

https://www.sonicwall.com/en

us/support/knowledge

base/170503764725934

Importing

 

Configuration

 

Settings

You

 

can

 

import

 

configuration

 

settings

 

from

 

one

 

appliance

 

to

 

another,

 

which

 

can

 

save

 

a

 

lot

 

of

 

time

 

when

 

replacing

 

an

 

older

 

appliance

 

with

 

a

 

newer

 

model.

 

This

 

feature

 

is

 

also

 

useful

 

when

 

you

 

need

 

multiple

 

appliances

 

with

 

similar

 

configuration

 

settings.

To

 

export

 

the

 

configuration

 

settings

 

from

 

an

 

appliance,

 

navigate

 

to

 

the

 

System

 

>

 

Settings

 

page

 

in

 

SonicOS

 

and

 

click

 

the

 

Export

 

Settings

 

button.

 

You

 

can

 

then

 

import

 

the

 

settings

 

file

 

to

 

another

 

appliance

 

by

 

clicking

 

the

 

Import

 

Settings

 

button

 

on

 

that

 

page.

The

 

following

 

sections

 

provide

 

details

 

about

 

which

 

firmware

 

versions

 

or

 

which

 

models

 

support

 

importing

 

configuration

 

settings

 

to

 

other

 

models

 

and

 

firmware

 

versions

 

for

 

5.8,

 

5.9,

 

6.1,

 

or

 

6.2:

About

 

Settings

 

Import

About

 

Settings

 

Import

 

on

 

SuperMassive

 

9800

SonicOS

 

Versions

 

Supporting

 

Configuration

 

Import

Platform

 

Configuration

 

Import

 

Support

 

Tables

About

 

Settings

 

Import

Importing

 

configuration

 

settings,

 

or

 

preferences

 

(“prefs”),

 

to

 

SonicWall

 

network

 

security

 

appliances

 

running

 

SonicOS

 

6.2

 

is

 

generally

 

supported

 

from

 

the

 

following

 

SonicWall

 

appliances

 

running

 

5.8,

 

5.9,

 

6.1,

 

or

 

6.2:

SuperMassive

 

9600/9400/9200

 

(Gen

 

6)

NSA

 

6600/5600/4600/3600/2600

 

(Gen

 

6)

TZ600,

 

TZ500/TZ500

 

W,

 

TZ400/TZ400

 

W,

 

TZ300/TZ300

 

W,

 

SOHO/SOHO

 

W

 

(Gen

 

6)

NSA

 

E8510/E8500/E7500/E6500/E5500

 

(Gen

 

5)

NSA

 

5000/4500/3500/2400,

 

NSA

 

250M/250MW,

 

NSA

 

220/220W

 

(Gen

 

5)

TZ

 

215/210/205/200/105/100

 

Series

 

(Gen

 

5)

IMPORTANT:

 

See

 

About

 

Upgrading

 

and

 

VPN

 

Tunnels

 

for

 

information

 

about

 

design

 

changes

 

for

 

VPN

 

tunnel

 

interfaces

 

in

 

SonicOS

 

6.2.4,

 

6.2.5,

 

and

 

6.2.6.

Summary of Contents for NSA 2600

Page 1: ...6 2 1 3 6 2 1 4 6 2 7 7 or higher You can view the ChassisOS and FailSafe versions in SafeMode See the SonicOS 6 2 1 x or 6 2 7 7 Release Notes for required versions Please contact SonicWall Technical...

Page 2: ...ration settings to a file on your local management station This file serves as an external backup of the configuration settings and can be imported into another appliance or into the same appliance if...

Page 3: ...rd Your new SonicOS image version information is displayed on the System Status page Upgrading Firmware with Factory Default Settings To upload new firmware to your SonicWall appliance and start it up...

Page 4: ...rity appliance 1 Do one of the following On a SonicWall TZ or SOHO W appliance connect your computer to the X0 port on the appliance and configure your computer with an IP address on the 192 168 168 0...

Page 5: ...ll platforms you can manage the appliance from the X0 interface or another LAN interface or from the WAN interface if configured The default IP address of the X0 interface is 192 168 168 168 8 To mana...

Page 6: ...2 Upgrade Guide 6 2 In the Network Settings table click the Configure icon for the MGMT interface The Edit Interface MGMT dialog displays 3 For Chassis Management select the following checkboxes HTTP...

Page 7: ...on settings Uploaded Firmware with Factory Default Settings New Use this option to restart the appliance with factory default configuration settings 8 In the confirmation dialog box click OK to procee...

Page 8: ...with the Allow Advanced Routing option on the Advanced tab when creating a VPN policy of policy type Tunnel Interface See the SonicOS 6 2 Administration Guide for more information For numbered tunnel...

Page 9: ...Export Settings button You can then import the settings file to another appliance by clicking the Import Settings button on that page The following sections provide details about which firmware versi...

Page 10: ...es the supported source and destination versions of SonicOS when importing configuration settings from one appliance to another NOTE Features that are not supported on the SuperMassive 9800 should be...

Page 11: ...ewalls whose configuration settings can be imported to SonicWall Gen 6 platforms running SonicOS 6 2 The source firewalls are in the left column and the destination firewalls are listed across the top...

Page 12: ...SonicWall SonicOS 6 2 Upgrade Guide 12 TZ SOHO W Configuration Import Support...

Page 13: ...SonicWall SonicOS 6 2 Upgrade Guide 13 NSA SuperMassive Configuration Import Support...

Page 14: ...The Support Portal enables you to View knowledge base articles and technical documentation View video tutorials Access MySonicWall Learn about SonicWall professional services Review SonicWall Support...

Page 15: ...PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR NON INFRINGEMENT IN NO EVENT SHALL SONICWALL AND OR ITS AFFILIATES BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT INDIRECT CONSEQUENTIAL PUNITIVE SPECIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMIT...

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