Sonicwall tz200w manual

Selecting a location for the wireless access point is the first step in configuring a wireless network. SonicWALL lists several recommendations for optimizing wireless performance:. As with other networking services, SonicWALL includes a wizard to simplify wireless network deployment.

Once the wizard completes, you can review the wireless settings by logging on to the router and clicking the Wireless button. The Status menu will display by default. Figure B. Select the menu from the left navigation bar to change the authentication type, WEP key mode and change the default key. To introduce additional security, many administrators enable MAC filtering. Unlike lower-end devices, SonicWALL wireless-equipped routers can monitor intrusion attempts and even take steps to respond appropriately when unauthorized traffic is detected.

To configure Wireless Intrusion Detection:. Associate Flood Detection, meanwhile, monitors for wireless denial of service attacks that attempt to overwhelm an access point with bogus traffic. Limited Support Date. No new code fixes will be generated except under extreme circumstances and at SonicWall's discretion.

Enhancement requests are not accepted. Supported Discount Date Discontinued versions which are retired or discontinued. No new patches or fixes will be created for this release. Not available for download from Support Portal. Support will be provided to assist with upgrading to a supported version.

Support is not obligated to provide assistance on this version of the product. Last Order Day Last Order Day is the last day to order the product from SonicWall and signifies SonicWall's intent to start the end of life process.

The duration of this phase is variable and depends on numerous factors including material availability, SonicWall and channel inventory and end-user demand. Last Day Order is informational only; products in this phase are active. SonicWall continues to sell support contracts.

ARM Begin Active Retirement Mode is an announcement by SonicWall to indicate that it is no longer actively manufacturing or selling the product.

Products in ARM are removed from all price lists and marketing collateral at this time. Support contracts for products in this phase will remain on price lists and will continue to be available for purchase until the phase has ended. During this time SonicWall may release a limited number of new features and will issue bug fixes only to the latest version of firm. Last ARM End Partners and customers may purchase and activate the 1-year support contract so that the product will be eligible to receive support until the product has reached End of Support.

LRM Begin Limited Retirement Mode LRM is an announcement by SonicWall to indicate that it will no longer develop or release firmware updates or new features for these products. LRM End End of Support SonicWall may continue to offer security service subscriptions such as Content Filtering and Intrusion Prevention during the End of Support phase, but it will no longer provide technical support for the product or any security service running on it.

Should a technical issue arise on one of the subscription services that is offered during the End of Support phase, customers may be required to transition to an upgrade product at their own cost. Certain remaining entitlements on the End of Support appliance may be transitioned to the upgrade appliance upon request. Last Order Day. ARM Begin. Last ARM End. Limited Support Date Full Support Date. Type GR. A complete explanation of release types is available at the bottom of this page.

GR General Release: General Release software is a mature, widely deployed and proven release, used for production environments. FR Feature Release: Feature Release software is a new release that introduces major new features in the product. MR Maintenance Release: Maintenance Release software includes bug fixes and enhancements made to a previous release IR Initial Release: Initial release software is the first release of a new product.

These NGFWs address the growing trends in web encryption, connected devices and high-speed mobility by delivering a solution that meets the need for automated, realtime breach detection and prevention.

The Gen 7 TZ series are highly scalable, with high port density of up to 10 ports. It features both inbuilt and an expandable storage of up to GB, that enables various features including logging, reporting, caching, firmware backup and more. An optional second power supply provides added redundancy in case of failure on select models. Deployment of Gen 7 TZs are further simplified by Zero-Touch Deployment, with the ability to simultaneously roll out these devices across multiple locations with minimal IT support.

Built on next-gen hardware, it integrates firewalling, switching and wireless capabilities, plus provides single-pane-of-glass management for SonicWall Switches and SonicWave Access Points. It allows tight integration with Capture Client for seamless endpoint security. Actual performance may vary depending on network conditions and activated services.

Testing done with multiple flows through multiple port pairs. All specifications, features and availability are subject to change.