SonicWall Global VPN Client. Easy-to-follow wizards help users install and configure a VPN connection quickly and easily. IPSec VPN users simply enter the domain name or IP address of the SonicWall VPN gateway and the Global VPN Client configuration policy is automatically downloaded.

We'll select gateway type VPN and VPN type Route-based. Select the virtual network (in our case VNET-01) and create a new public IP address. We'll use this public IP address later on while configuring the VPN on the SonicWall. Click Create. NOTE: Provisioning a virtual network gateway may take up to 45 minutes. NOTE: The Keep Alive option will be disabled when the VPN policy is configured as a central gateway for DHCP over VPN or with a primary gateway name or address 0.0.0.0. The Suppress automatic Access Rules creation for VPN Policy setting is not enabled by default to allow the VPN traffic to traverse the appropriate zones. Oct 11, 2019 · 6. Create a new virtual network gateway. Give the gateway a name and define the VPN type. We’ll select gateway type VPN and VPN type Route-based. Choose SKU type. Select the virtual network (in our case SL-VNET) and create a new public IP address. We’ll use this public IP address later on while configuring the VPN on the SonicWall. The SonicWALL security appliance at the central site (Central Gateway) relays DHCP packets from the client on the remote network to the DHCP server on the central site. Configuring the Central Gateway for DHCP Over VPN. To configure DHCP over VPN for the Central Gateway, use the following steps: By default, Gateway message will intimate about 45 minutes’ creation time. Gateway successfully created. Property of Virtual Network Gateway Click on VNG-4-SonicWall-VPN you will see the Gateway properties having information about public IP address and VPN properties. 3. Create Gateway Subnet - In the Virtual Network, we need to add the “Gateway Subnet”. “172.16.1.0/27” - Here, we have added the subnet “172.16.1.0/27” 4. Create Virtual Network Gateway - In the search market place, search with the key words “Virtual Network Gateway” then select from the list and click on “Create”. Oops! We ran into a problem with your browser settings. To continue with us, please follow the below steps: From Safari Menu, click Preferences-> Privacy-> Cookies

For leveraging the Azure AD directly, I havent see this noted as supported by sonicwall and I would not be sending LDAP traffic out the internet (even if you have TLS enabled) unless its in an ipsec vpn tunnel. I'd go with local accounts for now and make sure you set OTP requirement on those accounts on the sonicwall.

Jun 02, 2017 · SonicWall strongly recommends you follow these steps before installing the SonicWall Global VPN Client (GVC) 4.10.2 client: • If you have SonicWall Global VPN Client version 4.9.22 or earlier installed, you must uninstall that version before installing version 4.10.2. I already changed "Allow connections to" to "Split tunnels" and disabled "Set default route as this gateway", but the SonicWALL VPN client still used the VPN connection as the default gateway. After some trying I found out that it depends on the "VPN Client Access Networks" configured in User -> Local users -> Edit user -> VPN access. For leveraging the Azure AD directly, I havent see this noted as supported by sonicwall and I would not be sending LDAP traffic out the internet (even if you have TLS enabled) unless its in an ipsec vpn tunnel. I'd go with local accounts for now and make sure you set OTP requirement on those accounts on the sonicwall.

Note: Users connecting to the sonicwall from the SSL VPN client there internet connection will go through the sonicwall and according to their user credentials the CFS policy will be imposed users will be blocked/allowed as per the policy.

Jun 02, 2017 · SonicWall strongly recommends you follow these steps before installing the SonicWall Global VPN Client (GVC) 4.10.2 client: • If you have SonicWall Global VPN Client version 4.9.22 or earlier installed, you must uninstall that version before installing version 4.10.2. I already changed "Allow connections to" to "Split tunnels" and disabled "Set default route as this gateway", but the SonicWALL VPN client still used the VPN connection as the default gateway. After some trying I found out that it depends on the "VPN Client Access Networks" configured in User -> Local users -> Edit user -> VPN access. For leveraging the Azure AD directly, I havent see this noted as supported by sonicwall and I would not be sending LDAP traffic out the internet (even if you have TLS enabled) unless its in an ipsec vpn tunnel. I'd go with local accounts for now and make sure you set OTP requirement on those accounts on the sonicwall.