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Hello all, am configuring a new Sonicwall 2500, under the firewall access rules I am running an issue and wondering if anyone can help. 
 
I am trying to make a rule for the following (copy\paste from the sonicwall I am replacing: 
 
&nbsp; From &nbsp;To &nbsp;Source &nbsp;Destination &nbsp;Service &nbsp;Action &nbsp;Enabled &nbsp; 
 
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66 &nbsp;DMZ &nbsp;VPN &nbsp;Firewalled Subnets &nbsp;COLO Private IP Addresses &nbsp;Any &nbsp;Allow &nbsp;Yes &nbsp; 
67 &nbsp;DMZ &nbsp;VPN &nbsp;WLAN RemoteAccess Networks &nbsp;Any &nbsp;Any &nbsp;Allow &nbsp;No &nbsp; 
68 &nbsp;DMZ &nbsp;VPN &nbsp;WAN RemoteAccess Networks &nbsp;Any &nbsp;Any &nbsp;Allow &nbsp;No &nbsp; 
 
So, on the new SW I tried to create the access rule but when I select &quot;DMZ&quot; &nbsp;to &quot;VPN&quot; I do not have anything I can select under the &quot;Source&quot; drop down. The only option I have is &quot;create network&quot;. 
 
Can anyone help?
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Hello all, am configuring a new Sonicwall 2500, under the firewall access rules I am running an issue and wondering if anyone can help. 

I am trying to make a rule for the following (copy\paste from the sonicwall I am replacing:

  From  To  Source  Destination  Service  Action  Enabled  

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66  DMZ  VPN  Firewalled Subnets  COLO Private IP Addresses  Any  Allow  Yes  
67  DMZ  VPN  WLAN RemoteAccess Networks  Any  Any  Allow  No  
68  DMZ  VPN  WAN RemoteAccess Networks  Any  Any  Allow  No  

So, on the new SW I tried to create the access rule but when I select "DMZ"  to "VPN" I do not have anything I can select under the "Source" drop down. The only option I have is "create network".

Can anyone help?

Sonicwall 2500 configuration question

Hardware-based firewalls provide more sophisticated protection for inbound and outbound traffic than the simple Windows software firewall or the basic NAT firewalls found in routers. These devices implement techniques such as stateful packet inspection, deep packet inspection, and content filtering; and may include built-in antivirus and anti-malware protection.