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Swap the old sonicwall model to NSA 4600 but the WAN link doesn't connect
X0: LAN (work fine and connect probably)
X2: WAN (light up but can't pass through diagnosis test to Gateway)
Any idea ? Router has been reboot but it doesn't help. Any advise further ?
Tks
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X0: LAN (work fine and connect probably)
X2: WAN (light up but can't pass through diagnosis test to Gateway)
Any idea ? Router has been reboot but it doesn't help. Any advise further ?
Tks
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Double check and X2 network info on the box is correct. WAN router has been rebooted..
Test ping the default gateway (attachment 1) and it is time out..
Is there be "Default LB group" binded on X2 that cause the problem ? Where can I remove it ?
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Test ping the default gateway (attachment 1) and it is time out..
Is there be "Default LB group" binded on X2 that cause the problem ? Where can I remove it ?
Tks
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Perhaps I'm missing something, but I would have thought that the subnet mask shown in the picture would have given 32 addresses, of which 30 would be useable.
Even so, it seems an unusually large number, so perhaps the ISP has misconfigured the connection.
Even so, it seems an unusually large number, so perhaps the ISP has misconfigured the connection.
Sorry, I misread the mask. You are correct in that it provides for 32 addresses. If this is not what you buy from your ISP, then the setting on the WAN interface is wrong and should be corrected.
Did you move (export) the settings from the old Sonicwall to the new (import) one? Or did you enter them manually.
Did you move (export) the settings from the old Sonicwall to the new (import) one? Or did you enter them manually.
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I change the box from Pro 4060 to NSA 4600. The configuration can't be imported directly.
But I'm sure the IP & subnet mask for WAN is exactly the same as the old one.
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But I'm sure the IP & subnet mask for WAN is exactly the same as the old one.
Tks
Ok, if the mask and ip are correct, and you have rebooted any switch and/or router that is direct connected to the WAN, then the next thing I would do is delete the WAN interface (settings) and then recreate it.
I assume you have done all the hardware type things like swapped the lan cable, made sure it is plugged into the correct interface port, tried a different switch port, etc...
I assume you have done all the hardware type things like swapped the lan cable, made sure it is plugged into the correct interface port, tried a different switch port, etc...
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Did you start from a clean install meaning the 4600 was Factory Reset?
That is the best way to configure IMO.
That is the best way to configure IMO.
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Put in a wrong WAN IP address. Tks for all comments.
Use the Ping function from the drop down. Can you ping anything?
Check that you are using the correct IP info.
Let me know!