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You query may be a bit to vague for us to be able to help on this, but some general advise should be possible:<br />
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Connect the MPLS router (s) to one port on the checkpoint and configure it as a WAN (or LAN if you are counting the branch site as trusted)<br />
Connect the internet line as a separate port and assign that as a WAN also.<br />
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Create routing and firewall rules to allow your LAN &amp;&nbsp;MPLS WAN to communicate as freely as you are comfortable with.<br />
Create routing ad firewall rules to allow your LAN &amp;&nbsp;MPLS WAN to communicate over the Internet WAN.<br />
Set your branch MPLS routers to direct all traffic to the MPLS WAN IP on the checkpoint.
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You query may be a bit to vague for us to be able to help on this, but some general advise should be possible:

Connect the MPLS router (s) to one port on the checkpoint and configure it as a WAN (or LAN if you are counting the branch site as trusted)
Connect the internet line as a separate port and assign that as a WAN also.

Create routing and firewall rules to allow your LAN & MPLS WAN to communicate as freely as you are comfortable with.
Create routing ad firewall rules to allow your LAN & MPLS WAN to communicate over the Internet WAN.
Set your branch MPLS routers to direct all traffic to the MPLS WAN IP on the checkpoint.

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Where is the Cisco ?<br />
Where is the SonicWALL ?
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Where is the Cisco ?
Where is the SonicWALL ?

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hi Experts,<br />
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I have a SonicWALL Firewall 2600 and i need to configure MPLS and Internet so that my remote branch can access internet from HQ SITE on branch site. I use Cisco Router 1900 series, how can i achieve that configuration with SonicWALL firewall 2600.
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hi Experts,

I have a SonicWALL Firewall 2600 and i need to configure MPLS and Internet so that my remote branch can access internet from HQ SITE on branch site. I use Cisco Router 1900 series, how can i achieve that configuration with SonicWALL firewall 2600.

MPLS and INTERNET CONFIGURATON ON SONICFIREWALL 2600

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