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Are you even capturing what the Sonicwall is blocking over the course of a month now? I remember the older way was to have Sonicwall Analyzer set up on a machine, and have that do the work on generating reports, etc.
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Are you even capturing what the Sonicwall is blocking over the course of a month now? I remember the older way was to have Sonicwall Analyzer set up on a machine, and have that do the work on generating reports, etc.

IP4IT Staff

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Hi,<br />
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We have had the Sonicwall for less than a month but would like the reporting to be emailed monthly.<br />
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1. How does the Sonicwall Analyzer work? <br />
2. Is it part of the SonicWall web interface or an application you download?<br />
3. Would the machine with Sonicwall Analyzer need to be powered on all the time for this?<br />
4. Are there any new alternative methods to the Sonicwall Analyzer?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
Aaron
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Hi,

We have had the Sonicwall for less than a month but would like the reporting to be emailed monthly.

1. How does the Sonicwall Analyzer work?
2. Is it part of the SonicWall web interface or an application you download?
3. Would the machine with Sonicwall Analyzer need to be powered on all the time for this?
4. Are there any new alternative methods to the Sonicwall Analyzer?

Thanks,
Aaron

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Hi,<br />
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We have a SonicWall TZ350 firewall installed in our office connected to our router.<br />
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We would like to be notified every month by email of what has been blocked by SonicWall without needing to access the SonicWall web interface. <br />
<br />
How do we set this up?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
Robbie
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Hi,

We have a SonicWall TZ350 firewall installed in our office connected to our router.

We would like to be notified every month by email of what has been blocked by SonicWall without needing to access the SonicWall web interface. 

How do we set this up?

Thanks,
Robbie

How do we setup SonicWall TZ350 to send us an email each month mentioning what threats have been blocked

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