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Hi, any update on the same.
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Hello, <br />
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I have a few questions about the TZ210 I would like to setup two networks. One for employees, one for guest (just internet access). <br />
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Is it possible to configure the TZ210 to be physically cabled to two different internal networks?<br />
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Can I use the TZ210 as a DHCP for both networks? e.g. emplyoes 10.10.10.x and guest 192.168.1.x<br />
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Lastly VPN access into only one of the internal networks is it possible?<br />
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Thanks in advance!<br />
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Hello, 

I have a few questions about the TZ210 I would like to setup two networks. One for employees, one for guest (just internet access). 

Is it possible to configure the TZ210 to be physically cabled to two different internal networks?

Can I use the TZ210 as a DHCP for both networks? e.g. emplyoes 10.10.10.x and guest 192.168.1.x

Lastly VPN access into only one of the internal networks is it possible?

Thanks in advance!





Can the Sonicwall TZ210 support two internal networks

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