Another CCV (score of 10) for the SMA1000 series incoming this afternoon....
I know it's a big bad world out there, but SonicWall really need to invest in some decent coders to get on top of things. It's starting to feel like the whole thing is run by vibe coders...
We’re getting an interesting rotation of presenters from 22:00/22:30 on weekdays now Livesey’s gone.
Surprised they’re still using his signature intro music, though?
Six weeks since the last one, I've had a "heads up" email from SonicWall telling me to check their PSIRT at 16:00EDT.
Has anyone managed to get this working and do anything useful with it?
I've managed to get an Copilot Agent connected to CIPP, but it's incredibly slow and frequently fails to answer questions because Copilot hits the 70 tool limit - this is despite me creating a separate/scoped connection for each CIPP tool set.
Beyond setting the API in Azure, there's not much info or direction coming from CIPP themselves.
I've spent a fair bit of time fumbling around trying the get it working and I'm getting to the point where I'm questioning if it's worth the toil.
I'm having a mental block on this one...help me out.
I have 2 sites with a NSA at each.
Site A has 2x WAN connections setup in Failover/LB with X1 as the live and X2 as the failover.
I have a VPN between the two sites (tunnel interfaces). I need the VPN at Site A to use X2 as its preferred connection to reach Site B. I've achieved this by binding the VPN to X2. The problem with doing this, is that if X2 fails, the connection won't automatically failover to X1.
My question is, how can I achieve redundancy whilst preferring the failover (X2) connection on the VPN? I can't have another tunnel interface using X1 as you're not allowed multiple tunnel interfaces with the same target address...
Anyone else? Since the latest update, if I connect to a computer remotely, any input to a powershell window is ignored. Works fine if I copy and paste the commands, but other keystrokes are ignored.
Command prompt seems unaffected..
Good ammunition for batting off the haters...
FortiBleed leak exposes Fortinet VPN credentials for 73,000 devices.
What’s the best solution to fill the gaps left between the roof profile and the walls?
I understand a new CVE will be announced later today. Related to, drum roll, SSLVPN and SSL Admin access.
Haven't got full details yet, but I believe anything earlier than 7.3.2-7010 will be in scope. Also affects Gen 8, I think earlier than 8.2.0-8009.
Hopefully someone will be along from SonicWall soon enough, but you might want to set some time aside for updating your devices over the next day or so.