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sharing subnet on sonicwall
I have a two sonicwall tz200's. "SonicWall A" has been in place and works fine with X0 LAN (192.168.3.1) and X1 WAN (not sure the external).
I am adding a camera system that includes an NVR, 4 wired and 4 wireless cameras. I am adding "SonicWall B" to support the cameras without slowing down "SonicWall A". I have the camera/NVR system working fine on "SonicWall B" X0 LAN (192.168.103.1) but there is no internet access at the location of "SonicWall B".
I have run a cable connecting the "SonicWall A" X2 to "SonicWall B" X2. Now this is where I am running into a problem. I need to be able to access the NVR (192.168.103.25 ports 80 and 9000) that is connected to "SonicWall B" X0 from a remote location. Currently I have "SonicWall B" X2 with subnet of 192.168.104.1 but this is not working - I have no activity between the two devices.
So my questions are:
1) Can I give "SonicWall B" X0 and X2 the same subnet?
2) Should I give "SonicWall B" X0 and X2 the same subnet?
3) Either way how do I gain access to 192.168.103.25 port 80 (web access) and port 9000 (mobile access)?
Thanks,
Keith
I am adding a camera system that includes an NVR, 4 wired and 4 wireless cameras. I am adding "SonicWall B" to support the cameras without slowing down "SonicWall A". I have the camera/NVR system working fine on "SonicWall B" X0 LAN (192.168.103.1) but there is no internet access at the location of "SonicWall B".
I have run a cable connecting the "SonicWall A" X2 to "SonicWall B" X2. Now this is where I am running into a problem. I need to be able to access the NVR (192.168.103.25 ports 80 and 9000) that is connected to "SonicWall B" X0 from a remote location. Currently I have "SonicWall B" X2 with subnet of 192.168.104.1 but this is not working - I have no activity between the two devices.
So my questions are:
1) Can I give "SonicWall B" X0 and X2 the same subnet?
2) Should I give "SonicWall B" X0 and X2 the same subnet?
3) Either way how do I gain access to 192.168.103.25 port 80 (web access) and port 9000 (mobile access)?
Thanks,
Keith
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masnrock
Honestly, while I get the sentiment of why you have things the way that you do, I would tell that you that you should be fine using Sonicwall A for both. Bonus is that it would obviously keep your life easier.
is there a static route on SonicWall A for 192.168.103.0/24 with SonicWall B X2 IP as gateway?
is there a static route on SonicWall B for the remote networks with SonicWall A X2 IP as gateway?
Is 192.168.103.0/24 added as a local network in the VPN tunnel?
Which zone is X2 on both SonicWalls?
is there a static route on SonicWall B for the remote networks with SonicWall A X2 IP as gateway?
Is 192.168.103.0/24 added as a local network in the VPN tunnel?
Which zone is X2 on both SonicWalls?
ASKER
I have "SonicWall A" X2 has an IP of 192.168.104.2. "SonicWall B" X2 has an IP of 192.168.104.1. I have created a zone on both sonicwalls and have both named Cameras.
ASKER
I do not have a VPN tunnel set up on them.
With remote location I understood VPN.
On SonicWall B, is there a Camera to LAN allow rule?
Did you add the two static routes?
On SonicWall B, is there a Camera to LAN allow rule?
Did you add the two static routes?
ASKER
I did add the camera to LAN rule. I am not sure how to add the static routes.
see kb https://support.sonicwall.com/kb/sw3559 for howto
ASKER
okay. from "SonicWall A" I am able to ping 192.168.103.25 which is the NVR that is connected to the LAN (X0) port of "SonicWall B" but when I try from the computer with ip of 192.168.3.53 it will not connect or ping. how do I give access from the 3 subnet on "SonicWall A" to the 103 network on "SonicWall B"? I am not sure if I need to set up a firewall rule, a NAT rule or some other connection. Also, I would not know what it shoudl include.
ASKER
Okay so after playing with this for so long. I know have the two Sonic Walls talking. "Sonic Wall A port x2" 192.168.104.200 is able to connect to Sonic Wall Bx2" 192.168.104.100. In fact from a computer on "Sonic Wall A" 192.168.3.1subnet I can manage "Sonic Wall B" using the 192.168.104.100 ip address.
What I cannot do is connect to "Sonic Wall B x0" 192.168.103.1 port. so basically I need to know how to route the information coming into x2 (192.168.104.100) to x0 (192.168.103.1) so I can access the NVR (192.168.103.25).
What I cannot do is connect to "Sonic Wall B x0" 192.168.103.1 port. so basically I need to know how to route the information coming into x2 (192.168.104.100) to x0 (192.168.103.1) so I can access the NVR (192.168.103.25).
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