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High Availability Status Window
One method to determine which SonicWALL is active is to check the High Availability Status page for
the High Availability pair. To view the High Availability Status window, you can log into the primary or
backup SonicWALL LAN IP Address. Click High Availability on the left side of the browser window and
then click Configure at the top of the window. If the primary SonicWALL is active, the first line in the
status window above indicates that the primary SonicWALL is currently Active.
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If the backup SonicWALL is active, the first line changes to reflect the active status of the backup as
shown below:
- A D M I N I S T RATOR’S GUIDE 1
- Contents 2
- Contents Page 3 4
- Contents Page 5 6
- Contents Page 7 8
- Copyright Notice 10
- LIMITED WARRANTY 10
- About this Guide 11
- SonicWALL Technical Support 12
- Firmware Version 12
- Icons Used in this Manual 12
- 1 Introduction 13
- Internet Security 14
- Content Filtering 15
- Logging and Reporting 15
- IPSec VPN 16
- Standard Mode 17
- NAT with PPPoE Client 17
- NAT with DHCP Client 18
- NAT with L2TP Client 18
- NAT with PPTP Client 18
- Accessing the Wizard 19
- Setting the Password 20
- Setting the Time and Date 20
- Connecting to the Internet 21
- Selecting NAT Enabled Mode 22
- Configuration Summary 24
- Congratulations 24
- Restarting 25
- Setting the Password 37
- Creating a New User Account 45
- Account Information 46
- Personal Information 47
- Click Here Registration 50
- Quick Registration 51
- Status and Options 52
- Managing Your SonicWALL 53
- Renaming Your SonicWALL 53
- Delete Product 55
- Configuring Modem Profiles 60
- Dial-Up Configuration 60
- ISP Settings 61
- Location Settings 61
- TELE3 SP Modem Configuration 63
- Modem Settings 63
- Primary Interface 64
- Failover Settings 64
- Configure Modem Settings 66
- Modem Status 68
- Chat Scripts 69
- Custom Chat Scripts 70
- HTTPS Management 71
- Network Settings 75
- Network Addressing Mode 75
- LAN Settings 76
- WAN Settings 77
- DNS Settings 77
- Standard Configuration 78
- NAT Enabled Configuration 78
- NAT with PPPoE Configuration 81
- Restarting the SonicWALL 82
- NTP Settings 87
- Administrator Name 88
- Login Failure Handling 89
- 7 Logging and Alerts 90
- SonicWALL Log Messages 91
- Log Settings 92
- Log Categories 94
- Alerts/SNMP Traps 95
- Web Site Hits 96
- Bandwidth Usage by IP Address 96
- Bandwidth Usage by Service 96
- SonicWALL ViewPoint 97
- URL List 100
- Download Automatically every 101
- Settings 101
- Select Categories to Block 101
- Custom Filter 102
- Filter Block Action 103
- Time of Day 103
- Restrict Web Features 106
- Trusted Domains 107
- Model Cache Size 108
- Websense Server Status 111
- URL Cache 112
- 9 Web Management Tools 113
- Preferences 114
- Exporting the Settings File 114
- Importing the Settings File 115
- Updating Firmware 116
- Updating Firmware Manually 117
- Upgrade Features 118
- Diagnostic Tools 119
- DNS Name Lookup 119
- Find Network Path 120
- Packet Trace 122
- Tech Support Report 123
- Trace Route 125
- 10 Network Access Rules 126
- Services 127
- Public LAN Server 128
- Windows Messenger Support 128
- Detection Prevention 128
- Add Service 129
- Add a Known Service 129
- Add a Custom Service 129
- Enable Logging 130
- Delete a Service 130
- Bandwidth Management 132
- Add A New Rule 133
- Add New Rule Examples 135
- Edit a Rule 136
- Delete a Rule 136
- Enable/Disable a Rule 136
- Global User Settings 138
- Adding and Removing a User 139
- Current Users 140
- User Login 141
- RADIUS Servers 142
- RADIUS Users 143
- RADIUS Client Test 143
- Management 144
- SonicWALL SNMP Support 144
- SonicWALL Management Protocol 145
- Additional Management 145
- 11 Advanced Features 147
- Configuring Web Proxy Relay 148
- Intranet 149
- Installation 149
- Intranet Configuration 150
- Intranet Settings 150
- Advanced Features Page 153 152
- LAN Route Advertisement 154
- RIPv2 Authentication 155
- DMZ Route Advertisement 155
- DMZ Addresses 155
- DMZ in Standard Mode 156
- DMZ in NAT Mode 156
- Delete a DMZ Address Range 157
- HomePort Configuration 157
- HomePort in Standard Mode 157
- HomePort in NAT Mode 158
- One-to-One NAT 159
- Advanced Features Page 161 160
- Ethernet 161
- WAN Link Settings 161
- Enable Bandwidth Management 161
- DMZ/WorkPort Link Settings 162
- LAN/HomePort Link Settings 162
- MTU Settings 162
- Bandwidth Management Schema 164
- 12 DHCP Server 165
- DHCP Server Page 167 166
- DHCP over VPN 167
- DHCP Relay Mode 167
- DHCP Server Page 169 168
- LAN IP Addresses 169
- LAN Device Configuration 170
- DHCP Status 171
- DHCP Server Page 173 172
- DHCP Server Page 175 174
- 13 SonicWALL VPN 176
- VPN Management Interface 177
- Summary Tab 177
- Global VPN Settings 177
- VPN Bandwidth Management 178
- VPN Policies 178
- Currently Active VPN Tunnels 178
- Configure Tab 180
- Security Policy Settings 181
- SonicWALL VPN Page 185 184
- Destination Networks 185
- Advanced Settings 186
- Enable Keep Alive 186
- Apply NAT and firewall rules 187
- Phase 2 DH Group 188
- Default LAN Gateway 188
- Manual Key Exchange 190
- Configuring SonicWALL VPN 191
- SonicWALL VPN Page 193 192
- Group VPN Client Setup 194
- SonicWALL VPN Page 197 196
- Configuring the SonicWALL 198
- Configuring the VPN Client 199
- SonicWALL VPN Page 201 200
- SonicWALL VPN Page 203 202
- SonicWALL VPN Page 205 204
- Manual Key for Two SonicWALLs 205
- SonicWALL VPN Page 207 206
- SonicWALL VPN Page 209 208
- SonicWALL VPN Page 211 210
- SonicWALL VPN Page 213 212
- SonicWALL VPN Page 215 214
- Certificate Details 216
- SonicWALL VPN Page 219 218
- SonicWALL VPN Page 221 220
- Workgroup text box 222
- 14 High Availability 224
- Synchronize Now 225
- High Availability Page 227 226
- Configuration Changes 227
- High Availability Status 228
- High Availability Page 231 230
- View Log 231
- Forcing Transitions 231
- Configuration Notes 232
- SonicWALL VPN Client 233
- SonicWALL Network Anti-Virus 233
- SonicWALL ViewPoint Reporting 235
- 16 Hardware Descriptions 236
- SonicWALL PRO 100 Back Panel 241
- SonicWALL TELE3 SP Back Panel 243
- SonicWALL TELE3 TZ Back Panel 245
- Serial Port 247
- Power Test Serial Port WAN 250
- SonicWALL GX250 Front Panel 251
- SonicWALL GX 650 Front Panel 251
- Cooling Vents 252
- Alarm Reset 252
- Power Switches 252
- Power Inputs 252
- 17 Troubleshooting Guide 253
- Duplicate IP address errors 254
- VPN tunnel problems 254
- 18 Appendices 255
- Appendices Page 257 256
- SonicWALL Support 24X7 257
- North America 258
- International 259
- SonicWALL Support 8X5 261
- Network Hardware Components 262
- Network Types 262
- Firewalls 262
- Gateways 262
- Network Protocols 263
- IP Addressing 264
- Subnet Mask 265
- Default Gateway 265
- NT or Windows2000 266
- servers using two NICs 266
- Appendix D - IP Port Numbers 267
- Well Known Port Numbers 267
- Registered Port Numbers 267
- Windows 98 268
- Windows NT 269
- Windows 2000 270
- Windows XP 271
- Macintosh OS 10 272
- Appendices Page 275 274
- Appendices Page 277 276
- Appendices Page 279 278
- Tabl e 1: 279
- Configuring User Privileges 280
- ACE Server (RSA) 280
- ACS Server (Cisco) 281
- RADIUS Attributes Dictionary 282
- Appendices Page 285 284
- Appendices Page 287 286
- Appendices Page 289 288
- Index Page 291 290
- Index Page 293 292
- P/ N 232- 000291- 01 293
- Rev A 11/ 02 293
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