I've done it with Manual IPSec. As I recall, the documentation on the
SonicWall web site is fairly complete
(ftp://ftp.sonicwall.com/pub/info/FW-1_to_SonicWALL_VPN.pdf). As I recall,
the only thing I had to change was including the SonicWall firewall object
in the encrypt rule, along with the encrypted networks.
It works okay, as long as you realize the limitation (non-changing 16-byte
key, relatively weak encryption (single DES), no AH). I wouldn't want to
push highly sensitive data through it. SonicWall has claimed that v.5.0 of
their code can do IKE with a Checkpoint. I've not got this to work yet
(lack of time, really). Better, but it's still single DES.
We would probably sell an awful lot more SonicWalls if they could do
3DES+IKE+Auth with a Checkpoint.
Perhaps if you could be specific about the problems you are having, I could
give you a pointer.
- Ken Seefried, Founding Partner & CTO, DigitalMoJo
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ray Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject: SonicWall, VPN and Checkpoint
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> I am trying to set a VPN between Firewall-1 and SonicWall
> SOHO. Has anyone
> done this and if so could you give me some pointers.
>
> Ray Davis
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